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From your cleaning supply rooms to your science labs, educational facilities have a variety of hazardous waste. With the summer months fast approaching, a chemical waste cleanout must be planned to properly dispose of your hazardous wastes. This disposal must be completed safely and follow compliance rules. Environmental Marketing Services is the expert in the […]

It is that time of year when you have to start thinking about closing down the science lab in school for the summer. Whether you are a private, public, university, or undergrad facility, as the year winds down, so does the budget that you will need a portion of to facilitate the clean-out of the

It is a complex operation when you decide to move a laboratory. Large moves might involve a contracted relocation service, such as Environmental Marketing Services. These services will ensure the moving process is done with minimal delays, your property is protected against loss or damage, and reduces your risk of injuries. While you prepare to

If you use chemicals at your facility, you probably have some sort of chemical inventory system to track your emissions and material usage. If you use the right chemical inventory system, it will have an enormous impact on the rest of your business. Environmental Marketing Services has an inventory template our clients use. This template

A new year starts with new challenges, which is especially true for managing hazardous waste clean-out for your laboratory or manufacturing facility. New rules and regulations are continually being issued by either your state or the federal government. Your laboratory or manufacturing facility must stay up to date on these changes. Working with your local

An EPA Identification (EPA ID#) number is required for small and large quantities of hazardous waste generators. This requirement is from the Federal government, and to obtain one; you would use Form 8700-12 from the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency.) The completed Form 8700-12 must be submitted to your regional office of the EPA or an

It is critical to your employee’s safety and the environment to properly dispose of your hazardous waste. Hazardous wastes are any waste materials that are able to present a health concern to humans or your community. It can come in various forms and is created from a variety of different sources, including industrial projects, factories,

Coming into the 4th quarter of the year means it is time to begin planning your end of year clean-outs. This process can become an overwhelming task, but necessary to ensure that your facility remains clean and safe for your employees. Year-end clean-outs are instrumental for you to maintain and even increase your facility’s productivity.

Chemical waste management facilities take in hazardous wastes needing to be stored, treated, and disposed of. The facilities which handle these types of chemical wastes are known as wastewater treatment plants or WWTP. A WWTP is a heavily contaminated, nutrient-rich environment which takes in wastes from: – Agricultural sites – Hospitals – Industrial sites –

The best strategy for your management of laboratory chemical waste disposal is aiming to maximize safety protocols and minimize your impact on the environment. You should have these essential objectives in mind from the time you purchase these materials. You should also have a strategic ranking for your management of chemical waste disposal materials if