[Histonet] Disposal of waste 10% NBF In Texas
Burrill, Jason
Jason.Burrill <@t> crl.com
Mon Feb 4 12:44:04 CST 2008
I am preparing my safety workshop I am giving in Dallas for the Texas
Society for Histotechnology In April and I was trying to determine how
Texas classifies waste 10% neutral buffered formalin, this is a question
that is commonly asked in my workshop. I like to familiarize myself
with the state regulations if I am providing the training in a
particular state so I e-mailed the Texas Commission of Environmental
Quality and am awaiting a clarified response to their first answer.
Would anyone mind sharing your lab's policy for handling of waste 10%
NBF? If you prefer to respond to me directly I will keep all responses
confidential. In my lab we collect it as Non-hazardous waste and it is
sent to a water treatment facility for processing.
Thanks in advance,
Jason
Jason Burrill
Sr. Manager, Histology and Laboratory Safety
Charles River Laboratories
251 Ballardvale Street
Wilmington, MA 01887
Ph: 781-222-6152
Fax: 978-988-8793
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