Safely Recycling Fluourecent Lamps

Safely Recycling Fluorescent Lamps

Protecting the health and safety of employees while reducing harm to the environment

Mercury is potentially a very harmful substance if it is not properly managed. Regulations have been established by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce the release of mercury into the environment and to encourage proper recycling. Protecting the health and safety of employees through proper and documented recycling programs, reduces the liability of your institution and are important considerations when selecting a recycling solution.

This paper covers the essential elements for safely recycling fluorescent lamps including the dangers of mercury and exposure; the state and federal regulatory agencies which regulate mercury exposure; and the crushed lamp recycling process.


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