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The preferred method for treating discarded blood bags is autoclaving. Other methods are disposal to sewer, with or without chemical disinfection, and incineration. Blood saturated wastes must never be discarded to the sewer system as they can cause blockages and pose a risk to staff who then have to clear the pipes.

Data Disposal When data is destroyed it must be irreversible with no chance of recovery. Paper can be shredded using an office shredder. Extra care should be taken with sensitive or confidential information and a secure paper destruction service bin used.

A) Receive the Scrap generated by the concerned production department. b) Place specified Scrap in a designated area of the scrap yard. c) Inform the concerned department in charge in case of any discrepancy. d) Ensure that there is no spillage of scrap/reject on the floor or road during transfer.

Obsolete items are items which can no longer be used and consequently, will need to be disposed of. Surplus items are items no longer required by a department but items may still be used elsewhere. Both surplus and obsolete items may still have a monetary value.

A disposition occurs when a local agency declares land to be surplus or exempt surplus and then sells or leases the land. All dispositions of surplus land must be approved by HCD before the sale or lease can be finalized.

Equipment. can be considered for condemnation, if any of the following conditions exist: a. Irreparable/ Unserviceable: The equipment has been examined by competent. service agency and has been declared to be irreparable/ unserviceable due to.

Standard Disposal, or Surplus Disposal is when a department disposes of equipment, materials, and supplies, whether inventorial or not, through the established procedure facilitated by the Surplus Property Department. Equipment Inventory removes the record of equipment from the department's inventory.

Since the powers to purchase store has been decentralized in the Purchase Procedure the Director shall be the competent authority to declare the store as obsolete/surplus/unserviceable and order its disposal as per the recommendations of the Committee irrespective of its value.

WEEE Regulations and Battery Recycling Waste household (portable) batteries are accepted back free of charge in our stores. Portable batteries include rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries such as AA, AAA and button cell batteries. Look out for the special box in-store for battery recycling.

Lithium-ion batteries and devices containing these batteries should NOT go in household garbage or recycling bins. Lithium-ion batteries SHOULD be taken to separate recycling or household hazardous waste collection points .