When facility / Any facility / The facility / facility The / /
IndustryTerm
consumer electronics / mercury containing devices / carrier requirements / electricity containing circuit boards / transportation / state law / medical devices / insurance / handler site / transportation regulations / take devices / manufacturing industries / community electronics collection programs / certification how equipment / electronics / unwanted pharmaceuticals / gas flow regulators / online paying option / material to their site / /
Organization
Michigan State Police Traffic Safety Division / MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Jennifer M. Granholm / Department of Community Health / Toxic and Health / DEQ Waste and Hazardous Materials District Office / Waste and Hazardous Materials Division District Office / Traffic Safety Division / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / International Association of Electronics Recyclers / District Office / Michigan Center for Truck Safety / Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / DEQ Environmental Assistance Center / Better Business Bureau / Department of Community Health Mercury / US EPA International Compliance Assurance Division / DEQ District Office / DEQ Waste and Hazardous Materials Division / US Department of Transportation / Waste and Hazardous Materials Division Manifest Unit / Michigan Department of Environmental Quality / Environmental Assistance Center / Waste and Hazardous Materials Division / Environmental Protection Agency / Water Bureau / Michigan Department of Agriculture Clean Sweep Programs / Michigan State Police / /
Person
Jennifer M. Granholm / Steven E. Chester / / /
Position
hazardous waste inspector / Governor / Director / Hazardous Waste Program permit engineer / /
UNIVERSAL WASTE 1. What can be handled as Universal Waste? All facilities, including manufacturing industries, businesses, agencies, health care providers, and other waste generators, are required to determine if they ge