Job Steps

The ability to distinguish between hazardous and non-hazardous materials in the solution to ensure proper disposal methods are used.

The ability to find appropriate facilities, equipment, or services required for the safe and legal disposal of the solution.

The ability to select and ready containers or other storage solutions that are suitable for the type of materials being disposed of.

The ability to ensure that all disposal methods and processes comply with local, state, and federal regulations.

The ability to physically remove the solution from the current environment and transfer it to a designated disposal area or facility.

The ability to keep track of the disposal process's effect on the environment, ensuring that it does not cause harm or exceed regulatory limits.

The ability to address any leaks, spills, or breaches in containment that occur during the disposal process.

The ability to change disposal strategies in response to unexpected circumstances or to improve efficiency and safety.

The ability to ensure that all materials have been appropriately disposed of and no residual waste remains.