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Directory of Industrial Pollution Prevent ion Experience:

Bill Horsman 1994, Photo courtesy of Massachusetts OTA

A Survey of State and Local Govern men t Prog rams

Funded under a grant by the US Environmental Protection Agency Published by The National Pollution Prevention Roundtable

June 1995

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National Pollution Prevention Roundtable Survey of Industrial P2 Experience

Compiled and Edited by: Warren Weinstein

National Pollution Prevention Roundtable

Project Advisors: Workgroup Project Chair: Paul Richard

Massachusetts Office of Technical Assistance

Workgroup Project Leader: Sharon Johnson North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources

Andrew Neblett Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission

Tony Sasson Ohio Environmental Protection Agency

Dave Williams North Carolipa Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources

Project Manager: Natalie Roy


The Roundtable would also like to thank the rest of the Regulatory Integration Workgroup for their assistance in helping to complete this directory. Thanks also to

the Roundtable membership and everyone who filled out and returned surveys. Special thanks to Jocelyn Siege1 and Kathy Davey of US EPA who made this project possible.

National Pollution Prevention Roundtable Final Report June, 1995

Funded under a grant by the United States Environmental Protection Agency Published and Printed by the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable

National Pollution Prevention Roundtable 218 D Street S.E.

Washington, DC 20003 Phone: 202-543-P2P2 Fax: 202-543-3844

Table of Contents Introduction ...................... Alabama WRATT ............. Alaska DEC .....................

Arizona DEQ ................... ................................ California Department of California Manufacturing Technology City and County of San Francisco C City of LA Department of Public Wo City of Phoenix ................................... Clemson University ........................... Colorado Department of Public Hea Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection .......................................... 1 1 Connecticut Technical Assistance Program ..... .............................................. 12 Delaware Department of Natural Resources a nvironmental Control ............. 13 Eastern Municipal Water District ........................................................................... 13 Erie County Department of Environment and Planning ......................................... 14 Georgia P2 Assistance Division ........... .................................... 15 Georgia Technology Research Institute. ........................................... 16 Indiana Department of Environmental M .............................................. 16 Indiana P2 lnstitu .............................. ............................... ............. 17 Institute of Advan Manufacturing S ........................................ 19 Iowa Department of Natural Resource .............................. 19 Iowa Waste Reduction Center ................. .............................................. 20 Kansas State University ...................... ..................................... 24 Kentucky Partners, State P2 Center ..... ........................................... 24 LincolnlLancaster County Health Depa ..................................... 25 Lower Colorado River Authority .......... ............................................ 26

.............................................. 26 Maine Metal Products Association ................... Massachusetts Office of Technical Assistance ...................................................... 27 Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments ................................................ 29 Michigan Departments of Commerce and Natural Resources ............ Missouri Department of Natural Resources .................................................. Montana Small Business Assistance Program .............................................. Montana State University Extension Service. Nevada County Hazardous Waste Task For Nevada Small Business Development Cente New Hampshire Department of Environment New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection ........................ New Jersey Technical Assistance P New Mexico State University ............ New York State Department of Envi

Allegheny County Health .......................................

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Conservation.. .......

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North Carolina Department of Environment. Health. and Natural Resources ..... Ohio Environmental Protection Agency ........................... Orange County Environmental Health ... Pennsylvania Technical Assistance P .........................

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Pollution Prevention Research Center Rhode Island Center for Pollution C Rhode Island Department of Environmental Man Salt Lake City-County Health Depart South Carolina Department of Healt Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center ..................................................... Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission ..................... Thurston County Health Department ............................................. University of Detroit Mercy .................................................................

University of Texas at Arlington .................................................................... University of the Virgin Islands ............................................................................ University of Wisconsin ....................................................................................... US EPA Region IV ............................................................................................... US EPA Region Vlll ......................................... : ................................................... Vermont Agency of Natural Resources ................................................................ Virginia Department of Environmental Quality ..................................................... West Virginia Division of Environmental Protection ............................................. Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality .................................................. Appendix A- Standard Industrial Classification (SIC Codes) ................................ Appendix B- Industrial Experience by SIC Code .................................................. Index ..................................................................................................................

University of North Dakota ..................................................

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Introduction

This report marks the completion of the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable's (The Roundtable) 1994-95 project- lndusfrial Pollution Prevention Experience: A Survey of State and Local Government Programs. The project was funded through the Source Reduction Review Project at EPA. Through this publication, the Roundtable has produced the most comprehensive listing to date of the industrial Pollution Prevention experience of Roundtable members from around the country.

This publication results from a survey the Roundtable sent out in December, 1994 to 165 of its member organizations. More than half the organizations responded. The 64 entries include only the Roundtable member Organizations with the technical and industrial P2 experience pertinent for this report. This document can be utilized by federal, state, and local governments to access P2 information in order to incorporate specific P2 language into rules and regulations. The information can also serve as an invaluable tool for anyone seeking P2 guidance, assistance, or knowledge about a specific organization or a particular manufacturing sector.

Environmental protection as viewed by today's legislators, realizes that cooperative efforts to avoid, eliminate, or reduce pollution at the source achieves better environmental protection, increases production efficiency, and also results in economic benefits. As pollution prevention continues to gain widespread acceptance as an integral component of environmental protection, the programs cited in this report will continue holding the keys for realizing future P2 goals.

Please note that this publication contains data on only the number of site visits and any other technical experience identified by each organization. Additional information, including individual program staff experience and other relevant details, is available on the Roundtable's database, Anyone seeking more specific information is encouraged to call the contact person listed for each program

H-: -The entries are organized alphabetically by organization name. A contact person is listed for each program.

-Within the organization the industrial experience is grouped according to Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Codes. SIC Codes catalogue all types of business, manufacturing, and production practices. Respondents had the choice of 'using two, three, and four digit SIC Codes to respond to the survey. The information on SIC Codes and technical knowledge for each organization reflects how each agency chose to categorize its own industrial experiences.

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-The information on site visits and industrial experience reflects the last three years of

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data collection. Certain organizations could only provide estimated numbers of site visits. Note that because the data was compiled by different organizations, in some cases, the information had to be reorganized in order to fit the layout of this document. Thus for some organizations, information from two or more SIC Codes was grouped together. In most cases a zero under the number of site visits indicates that the organization has not made any site visits in that particular SIC Code for the past three years. In some select cases, a zero may also indicate that the organization did not reveal this information.

*This report contains information on specific pollutants for each production process and the P2 technique(s) to combat these pollutants. In most cases, programs revealed which pollutants and techniques applied to which processes. Because many processes within the same SIC Code are similar, many pollutants and techniques often overlap two or more processes. When NA is listed under process, pollutant, or technique it indicates that the organization did not provide this information.

To facilitate the use of this document to find specific information, Appendix A lists all the four digit SIC Codes (the two digit SIC Code is simply the first two digits of the four digit code) and Appendix B catalogues a program's information by SIC Code. The index includes organizations, contact names, and states.

The following is the list of abbreviations for pollution prevention technique codes that respondents used for their data:

Equipment Modernizations- Equipment Modifications- Improved Maintenances- Improved Operator Practices- In-Process Recycling- Inventory Control- P r o w Modifications- P r o w Modifications- Substitution- Other-

EMD EM IM IOP IPR IC PM PTM Sub 0th

Some abbreviations that are used for pollutants include:

Biochemical Oxygen Demand BOD Chemical Oxygen Demand COD Chlorflurocarbons CFCs Methyl Ethyl Ketone MEK Volatile Organic Chemicals/ Liquids (Note that element pollutants are usually abbreviated by their chemical symbols while most compound pollutants are spelled out.)

VOCs / VOLs

IS the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable? The National Roundtable is the largest membership organization dedicated solely to pollution prevention. The Roundtable provides a forum for promoting the development, implementation, and evaluation of efforts to avoid, eliminate, or reduce pollution at the source. The organization's voting membership is comprised of state, local, and tribal government's pollution prevention programs from all fifty states. Affiliate members include representatives from federal agencies, non-profit groups, and private industry. Public sector members operate programs in all fifty states that provide pollution prevention information and technical assistance to thousands of industrial, commercial, and agricultural facilities each year.

To find out more about the Roundtable, or to find out how to become a member please contact the main office in Washington D.C. at (202) 543-P2P2.

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Program Name. Alabama WRAlT Foundation

Address: PO Box I010 Muscle Shoals, AL 35660-1010

Contact: Pete Goudreau

Phone: 2051386-2605

Fax: 2051386-2674

€-Mail: M A T T 1 pag@ n

20 22

PcQcQS Packaaina. Cuttina

zxeA!&s 1 6

Pollutant Ink. Cloth. TaDe

Site Visits 26 2

PIQGQs4 E!Qu!&a Techn,oue - s4.w&& Cleaning. Steam Generation Bark, Lumber, Ash PM,PTM

28 3

E!cEQS Chemical Pmcessina

t%!Utai Dilute Waste

Techn,oue IPR

333.35 Site Visits 25

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f2Qrsss E!Qu!&a Techniaue

Degreasing Solvents Sub,PM Casting Sand, Slag IPR,PM

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Program Name Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Pollution Prevention Office

Address 555 Cordova Street Anchorage, AK 99501-2617

Contact: David Wigglesworlh

Phone.

Fax:

9071269-7502

907/269-7652

€-Ma//: [email protected]

SIC Exoerience 1389

pm!zss Equipment Maintenance Degreasing Fuel DisDensina

Site Visits 10

L?Qu&mt Techn,oue Oily Water, SolidlHaz Waste IPR.IC Solvents Sub,PM,IOP Fuel SDills PM.IOP

SIC Experience 971 1

sw&& 5

L?Ea!s PQkLtmt Technlaue

Surface Cleaning, Blasting Grit, Haz Waste Sub,PM Equipment Maintenance Used Oil, Solid1Haz Waste EM,IM,IOP,IC

PROGRAM NAME: Allegheny County Health Department Environmental Toxics and P2

3901 Penn Ave. Building 3; Environmental Quality Bureau Pittsburgh, PA 15224-1345

Address:

Contact: Wilder Bancrofl

Phone: 4 121578-83 19

Fax: 41 21578-8065

i Site Visits 28,29,33,37 0

Information on Processes, Pollutants, and Techniques is not available.

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Program Name:

Address: 3033 N Central Ave Phoenix, AZ 85012

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

Contact Todd Dorris

Phone 6021207-4337 or 8001234-5677

Fax 6021207-4872

s!kYlm 3089 2

f!Lt?ms PQuurmt Technicug EquipmentMlipe Cleaning Acetone, Lacquer Thinner Sub, IOP,EM,EMD

Site Visits 34 3

f!Lt?ms L?Ql!Kw Metal Fabrication Machining Fluids Platina. Metal Finishina Soent Solutions

Technic- PM,IOP Sub.lOP.PM -

RinseLater wastewater IPR,IOP,PM Cleaning, Degreasing Spent Solvents, Air Emissions Sub,lOP,IPR,EM

s!kYlm 75 3

f!Lt?ms PQuurmt Techniaug Cleaning, Degreasing Spent Solvents, Oil, Batteries Sub,lOP,IPR,EM

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Program Name:

Address:

Contact:

Phone:

Fax:

E-Mail:

S C r’ 291 1 34 3672 3678 3679 3728 3827 7384

BQcesj Removal Etching Photoprocessing Ag Recovery from

California Department of Toxic Substances Control Office of Pollution Prevention and Technology Development

P 0 Box 806 Sacramento, CA 95812-0806

David Hartley

916/324-1815

9 161327-4494

dhartleyahwl cahwnet gov

slk!&b 1 6 1 1 3 1 0 0

l?Q!k&t Technicrug Spent Etchent, Cu Chlorides Sub,lM,PM Ag, Cyanide Complexes IPR,IOP,PM.EM

Photowastes As PM,EMD Substitute (Aq). Cleaner Replacement Spent Trichloroethane Sub

Cleaning, Degreasing NA Sub,EM Plating Bathroom NA Sub,lM,PM Plating Rinse Batch NA IM,PM,EMD Degreasing. Cleaning Trichloroethane Sub

Paving Area in Refinery Oil, Water Separation IOP

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Program Name:

Address: 13430 Hawthorne Blvd Hawthorne, CA 90250

California Manufacturing Technology Center (CMTC)

Contact: John N. Osborne

Phone: 31 0/355-3060

Fax: 310/676-8630

E-Mail: [email protected]

SIC Fxperienw 20,22,23,25,26,30, 34,35,36,37,38,39

Site Visits

650

BQQXs t!3" Techniaue Metal Forming Coolants, Scraps IOP Metal Finishing Wastewater IM Electronics Cleaning Solutions PM Machine Shops Coolants, Scraps EM Plastics, Composites Scrap Metals IPR

Program Name:

Address:

Contact.

Phone:

Fax.

SIC Fxperience 1721 7532 7530,7539

Painting

Automotive Services

City and County of San Francisco Chief Administrator's Office Solid Waste Management Program

3801 Third Street San Francisco, CA 94124

Bill Quan

41 5/695-7337

41 5/695-7377

slkY!ab 18 21 38

enlllant Technme Paint Thinner/Mixer, Oil Based/ Metal Containing Paints, Solvents Various IM

IPR. Sub

Oil Change Waste Oil IM Antifreeze Change Antifreeze IM

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Citv and Cwnty of Sa n Franc isco Chief Ad ministrato r's Off ice- (Continued)

SIC ExDerience 275

a e Vis& 19

Techniaue Sub, IC

0th

E2IQ!xB !?Ql!um

Photography Ag

Printing Oil Based Inks Cleaning Solvents Sub, 0th

SIC ExDeriwce 2891

Site Visits 0

i?Qul&d Techniaue Sub

i?!Qx%s Gluing Various

SIC FxDerienCe Site Visits 3471 3

Pollutant Techniaue Chemical Waste IOP.IPR

L?cQ!xs Metal Plating

W x D e r i e n c e 5541

Site Visits 40

Techniaue Sub,lOP,PM.IM

E2IQ!xB !?Ql!um Cleaning Halogenated Wastes

SIC FXDe rience 8062 881 1

Site Visits 0 2

Techniaue Sub,lPR,IOP.PM,IM,IC

i?!Qx%s €z?!kLm Various NA Cleaninn Pest Control NA Sub

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Program Name City of Los Angles Department of Public Works Hazardous and Toxic Materials Office

200 N Spring Street Room 353 Los Angeles, CA 90012

Address

Contact Donna Toy-Chenl Mark Nakata

Phone 213/237-1209

Fax 21 3/237-1445

E-Mail mark-nakataapop com

SIC E xoer . ience Site Visits 0181,5261 0

process Pollutant Technlaue Pesticide Applications Pesticides Sub Plant Heating Small Fuel Oil Spills IOP,IM,IC,PM,EM Facility Stormwater Runoff IOP,IM,IC

SIC Experience 2082

L!%xeSs Brewery Process Water Packaaina

Site'visits 1

Pollutant Wastewater BOD Solid Waste

Technique PM,EM IC.Oth

SIC ExDerience 2091

Site Visits 1

p!gc@Ss Pollutant Tuna Cannery Process, Fish Meal Process, WetfishlPet Food Process, Soluble Process Can-Makina Process ScraD Metal

Wastewater BOD

Techpiaue

EM,IPR,Sub 0th

SlC Ex?e rience site visits 3471 10

process b?Q"t Nickel Line. Electroless Nickel Line Nickel Wastewater/Sludge

Technioue IOP,EM,EMD,Sub

Aluminum Line Chromium Line Cadmium Line

Aluminum Wastewater/Sludge IOP.IPR,EMD,EM Hexchrome WastewaterlSludge Sub,lOP Cadmium Wastewater/Sludae IOP.PM

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Citv of Los Anales Deaartment o f Public Works (Conti nued)

S- ' n 3672

Si& Visits 3

Process Pollutant Techniaue Plating Process WastewaterlSludge IOP,IM,IC,IPR,Sub

SIC ExDe rience 3731

Site Vis& 1

!?B" Pollutant Technroue Painting, Sand Blasting Paint, Solvent Waste EM,IOP.IPR,Sub

SIC ExDe rience 391 1

slteA&& 5

i3!axss B Techniaue Casting, Stripping, Polishing HF Acid, Cyanide, Silica Dust Sub,PM Waxina. Solderino CFCs.Cd Sub.PM

SIC Expe rience 4491

Sife Visits 1

Pollutant Techniaue

Aerosol Containers, Miscellaneous Solid Waste IOP.Sub.Oth

ContainerlAuto. Maintenance Solvent Waste, Sorbents,

r' n 4512

W Visits 1

Techniaue L?!meSs B Plating Line WastewaterlSludge Sub,lOP,IM,IC Machine shop Waste Coolant Sub,lOP,IM,IC

SIC Experience 75

P!Q2ess Oil (Filter) Change Antifreeze Chanae

Site Visits 10

L?Q"i Waste Oil Filters Waste Antifreeze

Techniaue IOP,Oth IOP.Oth

Engine Parts Cleaning Waste Solvents IPR,Sub.lOP Battery Change Spent Battery IOP,Oth


City of Los Andes Deoartment o f Public WQrkS (CO ntinued)

i 7641

i3QQ2Ss Paint Stripping PaintinglCoating

9199

Site Visits 4

-t Waste Solvents v o c s

Site Visits 100

Technique Sub.lOP Sub.lOP,EMD

Pollutant Technique Automotive Maintenance Waste Auto Fluids IOP,IPR,IM,IC,EMD,Sub Autobody Painting Waste Paint IOP,IM.IC,EMD Building Maintenance Waste Paint IOP,IM,IC PrintinglPhotoprocessing Agricultural Solvents IOP,IC,Oth,Sub Laboratory Laboratory Waste IOP,IM,IC,PM,Sub

Program Name City of Phoenix Water Services Department, Pollution Control Division

Phoenix, AZ 85009 Address 2303 W Durango

Contact Jen& Gavette

Phone 602/262-6997

Fax 6021534-71 51

SIC Experience 7384

Site Vis@ 30

!?c!aas eQ!i&at 3?.dmu@ Solutions to Sewer Ag Sub,lPR,IOP,PM.EM

SIC Experience 8021

Site Vis@ 70

!?c!aas “f Amalgam Sewer Disposal, Ha

Technicye IOP.EM

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Program Name: Clemson University Environmental Systems Engineering Department

Address Research Park Clemson, SC 29631

Contact Glen Daigger

Phone 8031656-3276

Fax 8031656-0672

E-Mail Daiggeraese clemson edu

SIC Exoe&.nm i%k!fl& 22 15

!?rQ!zs Pollutant Technioue Energy, Humidity Control, Dust Control Dust iOP,IM,PM.EM,Oth Waste Handling Plastic IPR,IOP.Oth Dyeing Toxics, Metals, pH IPR,IOP,PM,EM.Oth

SIC E x p e w 28

!?rQ!zs Pollution Control

. . Site Visits 20

Pollutant Technraue Organics, lnorganics IPR,IOP,IM.PM.EM

CleanerdCoatings, Dustl Vapor Control VOCs, Metals Sub,lPR,IOP.IM,PM,EM,Oth Thermal Processing v o c s PM,EM.Oth Solids Handling Bio Wastes, Metals, Plastics IPR,IOP,Oth

SIC Fxoerience 34,36

i%k!fl& 15

Pollutant Technioue Ni Cr IPR,IOP,PM,EM.EMD

P!Q.@Ss Electroless NI, Chromic Acid Etch Solvent Cleaning Trichloroethylene IOP,IPR,IM.PM,EM,EMD,Sub Evaporation, Electrowinning Ni,Cu,Cn,Cr IPR,PM.EM,IM.Oth

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Program Name Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Pollution Prevention Unit

4300 Cherry Creek Drive South OE-62-PPU Denver, CO 80222-1530

Address

Contact Parry Burnap

Phone 3031692-3009

Fax 3031782-4969

SIC ExDeriencg 7538

SlkYmS a

Pollutant Techniaue Parts Washing Stoddard Solvents Sub,lPR

Miscellaneous Cleaning Chlorinated Solvents Sub,EM

Program Name

Antifreeze Replacement Ethylene Glycol IPR

Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Air Managent

Address 79 Elm Street Hartford, CT 06106-5127

Contact Tracey Babbidge

Phone 2031424-33a2

Fax 2031566-6144

SIC Fxpe rience 2752,5541,7216

E?xx€ss SDrav Coatina

Site Visits 0

L?QUad Techniaue VOCs. NOx. Perchloroethvlene IM.IC.Oth

11


Program Name

Address 50 Columbus Blvd 4th floor

Connecticut Technical Assistance Program (ConnTAP)

Harlford, CT 06106

Contact Rita Lomasney

Phone 2031241-0777

fax 2031244-201 7

s 5 r 2399,24.26,27,30

Site Visi& 14

i?!wes PoNutanf Techniaues Dyeing, Silk Screening Heavy Metals NA Cleaning, Refinishing, Repairing Solvents NA Coating, Mixing Mixers, VOCs NA Engraving, Distillation Cu, Cr NA Drying, Absorption, Molding Solvents NA

SIC Exnerience 33,35,36,37.38,39

Site Visits 28

[email protected] Pollutant Twhniaue Polishing, Machining, Electrowinning, Drying, Cleaning, Molding, Blasting, Centrifugation Degreasers, Cleaners, Metals NA Plating, Mixing, Painting Polishes, Semi-Aqueous NA

SIC ExDerience Site Visits 342 344

5 3 I

345 3469 3471 3479 3499

3 3 13 5 6

!wb!&t Techniaue ,

NA i2LQceS Coating, Cleaning Solvents, Aqueous Cooling, Dialysis Heavy Metals,VOCs NA Painting, Plating,Polishing Engraving, Forming, Fastening, Welding Ni,Cu.Cr,Cd NA

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Cmnect icut Technical Assistance Proaram (Continued)

SIC W e rience Site Visits 5931,7384,7641,8731.8734 11

E?xE€ss Pollutant Photofinishing, Distillation. Filtration, Cleaning, Plating, Metal Recovery Ions. Alternatives, Solvents NA

Program Name Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Pollution Prevention Program

P 0 Box 1401, 89 Kings Highway Dover, DE 19903

Address

Contact Andrea Farrell

Phone 3021739-3822

Fax:

SIC ExDeriem 20

302739-6242

Site Visits 6

i?rQces ExMuimt Technique cut-up Poultry BOD (Blood and Solvents) IOP,PM,EM,IM Washing Products (Vegetables) Dirk, Solids, Wastewater IPR,IOP,IM,EM Refrigeration, Packaging Ammonia, Paper, Plastic, Solid Wastes EMD.IM.IC,IOP

Program Name:

Address: P.O. Box 8300

Eastern Municipal Water District

San Jacinto, CA 92581-8300

Contact: Judy Lankey

Phone: 9091928-3777 ext. 326

Fax: 909/929-0257

' n 3674

Site Visits 4

Pollutant Glues, Solvent Usage v o c s IOP.EM

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3714 7538

B e Vis& 1 140

EwaS Pollutant Technique Metal Bending, Cleaning Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons EMJOP

Program Name: Erie County Dept of Environment and Planning Office of Pollution Prevention

95 Franklin St. Room 1077 Buffalo, NY 14202

Address:

Contact: Tom Hersey

Phone: 7161858-7674

Fax: 7161a5a-7713

34 75

Site Visits 60 150

Pu2!Xs " Techn,aue Tooling. Metal Fabrication Swarf Oils, Coolant Fluid {All of them) Degreasing, Painting Solvents, Sludge (All of them) Washing, Degreasing, Painting, Solvents, Oil, Grease, Dirt Sub,EM.IOP,IC,PM,EM.IPR

This space for meditation (Insert Mantra here).

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Program Name:

Address:

Georgia Pollution Prevention Assistance Division

7 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Suite 450 Atlanta, GA 30334

Contact: Bob Donaghue

Phone: 404/651-5120

Fax: 4041651-5130

€-Mail: [email protected]

SIC Experience 22.24.26,27.28.30,32.33,36

Site Visits 30

Techniam Pollutant m Dyeing, Knitting, Fabric Coating, CuttinglFolding, Wastewater Treatment, Stripping, Phosphatizing, Stamping, Painting, Board Cutting, Water Usage, .Process Water Treatment, Waste Accounting, Woodyard Operations, Debarking, Coating, Chip1Plywood Operations, Kraft Process, Pulp Bleaching, LithographylFlexography, Gravure Printing, Solvent, VOC Recovery NA NA

SIC FXD- Site Visits 34,35,37,45.46,49,87 18

m €?aI&n! Techniaue Painting, Stripping, Phosphatizing, Bonding. Coating, Plating, Degreasing, Water Washing, Equipment Cleaning, Machining Operations, Metal Fabrication Solvents, Parts NA

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Program Name:

ADDRESS: 39 OKeefe Building

Georgia Technology Research Institute

Atlanta, GA 30332-0837

Contact: James L. Walsh

Phone: 4041894-3806

Fax: 4041894-2184


SIC Exoerience 20.22,25,26,28

Site Visits 4

F!!?&es .!?Quaa Techn,oue Food Processing, Cutting Food, Solid Waste 0th Coating, Printing, Mixing, Cleanup Haz Wastes, VOCs IPM,Oth.Sub

SIC Experience 30,32,33,34.35,36.37,38

Site Visits 18

EyQJxSs Pollutant Iechniaue Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Product Separation Solid Wastes Oth,PM Painting, Reactors,Coating,Cleaning Haz Waste, VOCs Sub.EM,EMD.IPR

Program Name:

Address:

Indiana Department of Environmental Management

504 N. Broadway, Suite 418 Gary, IN 46402

Contact: Dave Lawrence

Phone: 21 91881 -671 2

Fax: 21 9/881-6745


SIC Frne rienw 8021

%e Visits 5

Information on Processes, Pollutants, and Techniques is not available

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Indiana Depart ment of Environmental Manaaement (Continued)

Address: 150 West Market Street, Suite 703 PO Box 6015 Indianapolis, IN 46206-6015

Contact: Tom Hensley

Phone: 3171233-1042

Fax: 31 71233-5627


SIC Experience 2851 33 3479 7216

Site Visits 0 8 6 0


Program Name:

Address:

Indiana Pollution Prevention Institute

1291 Cumberland Ave. Suite C1 West Lafayette. IN 47906-1385

Contact: James Noonan

Phone: 317/494-6450

Fax: 3171494-6422


SIC Experience 251 1 2519 2521 2522

Site Visits 12 12 12 12

k3QQass Pollutant Techniaue Finish Line, Cleaning Systems Xylene, Toluene, Methanol, MEK

Methvl lsobutvl Ketone Sub.lOP,EMD

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Indiana P o u t ion Preve ntion Instit!& (Continued)

SIC Expe rience 3061 3083 3087 3089

Site Vi& 3 10 4 3

L?!Lxzs Pollutant ll=h@Kw Extrusion, Compression, Molding Dibutyl Phthalate, Zi Compounds,

Stearates, Phthalic Anhydride PM,EMD.IOP Gel Coat Cleaning, Compounding Acetone Sub Open Mold Fiberglass Styrene IOP,PM,EMD iniection Moldino Methvlene Chloride Sub

SIC ExDerience 3321

Binder Operations Core Sand

. . Site Vi& 12

E!Q.u&w Methyl Chloroform Formaldehvde. Phenol

Technique Sub,EMD

SIC Emerience 3674 3679

Site Visits 5 3

L?KL€eS Pollutant Vapor Degreasing, Flux Cleaning. Hot Bar Soldering, Vapor Phase Reflow Metal Paintina Xvlene. Toluene, MEK

CFCs

Techn,oue

Sub, PTM, PM, EM,EMD Sub

SIC Exoerie&e 371 1 3714 3716 3792 3995

i?rBceS Weather Sealing, Under Coating Vapor Degreasing, Machining Fluids Side Panel Gluing Weather Sealing Open Mold Fiberglass Qualitv Control Cleanina

a t e Visits 6 6 10 10 3

Pollutant Technlgue Xylene, MEK, Toluene Sub Petroleum Distillates IM Toluene, MEK. Acetone, Cyclohexane Sub,PM Xylene Sub Styrene PTM,EM,IOP MEK. Mineral SDirits. Petro Distillates EM

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Program Name:

Address: 11 11 Edison Drive

Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Sciences (IAMS)

Cincinnati, OH 45216

Contact: Sally Clement

Phone: 51 31948-2036

Fax: 5131948-2109


SIC ExDer ience 27 28 33 34


BQv&s EtdMat Technique Lithography v o c s PM,IOP Foundry Sand, Machining Oils, Coolants, Metals Sub,lOP,IM Mixing Solvents Sub,PM,IPR,EMD

Program Name Iowa Department of Natural Resources Waste Management Assistance Division

900 East Grand, Wallace Building Des Moines, IA 50319-0034

Address

Contact Larry Gibson

Phone 515/281-8927

Fax 51 51281-8895

SIC Experience 20

SLte Visits 6

Pollutant Wastewater Pretreatment BOD Receiving/Shipping Cardboard UtilitiedRefrigeration Enersv

Technique IOP,IM,PM,EM,EMD,Oth IM.IPR,IOP IOP,IM,PM

19



Iowa Denartme nt of Natural Resources (Continued)

SIC ExDerienQ 3275

Site Visits 0

i3Qczss L?QuUmi Techniaue Gypsum Board Manufacturing Gypsum, Paper IPR

SIC Exoerience 33

Site Visits 10

L?5z!%s Pdlutant Process and Pollution Control Wastewater

Techniaue IPR.PM.IM

SIC Exper- 34,35 I 37

s&JE& 0

l!?"sS Pollutant Technaue Painting v o c s IOP.PM,PTM,IPR.

EM,EMD,Sub

Program Name:

Address:

Contact:

Phone:

Fax:

E-Mail:

SIC EXp&e.wQ 01.02,07

l!?"sS Agricultural Harvest PesWeed Control

Iowa Waste Reduction Center University of Northern Iowa

MSH 2244 Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0421

Catherine Zeman

3 191273-7090

3191273-581 5

czeman@uni sci edu

s!w!Bk 16

butukmt Techn,oue Agricultural Wastes (Fodder, Straw) IPR Pesticides IOP Sub

Farm Machinery Maintenance Solvents, Spent Engine Fluids (Oil, Antifreeze) IM,IPR,IOP,EM

20


Iowa Waste Redu ction Center (Continued)

SIC Experiene Site Visits 20 9

w Lwlutmt Technroue Product Processing Wastewater, Food By-products Sub.lPR,IOP,PM,EM,EMD Shipping Container Wastes IPR,Oth

SIC E x D e m s.tku&

w Pollutant Technroue

24,25 14

Cutting. Sizing Lumber Sawdust, Scrap Wood IPR,IOP,PM,PTM.EM,EMD Production, Surface Coating Solvents, Varnish. Paints SUB,IPR,IOP,EMD

SIC Fxoe rience Site Visits 27 36

process Make Ready Press Cleaning Pre-Press

Pollutant Techniaue VOCs, Paper, Ink, Solvents Sub,lPR.IOP,IM,PM Solvents, Inks, Wipes Sub,lPR,IOP,PM Washwater Aa with SDent Chemistrv IC EM PM IPR 0th

SIC Experience Site Visits 30 18

process Pollutant Techn,aue Extruding, Injection Molding Scrap, Wastewater Sub,lPR,IM,PM,EM Recycling Scraps, Recyclables IPR,IM.PM,EM

SIC FxDerience 33

Site Visits 6

L?rQa!S Pollutant Techn,aue Smelting. Refining Metal Bearing Wastes, Slag IPR.PM,EM,EMD Forming, Rolling, Cutting Foundry Sand, Oils, Solvents, Fluids Sub,lPR.IOP,PM,EM,Oth

SIC Experience 33,5093

L?rQa!S Salvage Yards

Site Visits 10

Pollutant Stormwater

Techn,aue IOP,IM

21


-r i n e (Continued)

Site Visits 34 84

EE!!xsS L?Qumt l&&mg& Metal ForminglFabrication Scraps, Cutting Fluids, Solvents,Oils Sub,lPR,IOP,PM.EMD.Oth Surface FinishinglCoating Filters, Paint Waste, VOCs, Overspray Sub,lPR,IOP,EM,EM,Oth Machining Coolants, Scraps, Fumes Sub,lPR,IOP,PM,EM

SIC Exoerience Site Visits 3523,5083,7699 26

&Qsa Pollutant Teaniaue Fabrication, Assembly Cutting Fluids, Scrap Metals, Solvents,

Paints,VOCs Sub,lPR,IOP,PM.EM,Oth Scheduled Maintenance Solvents, Engine Fluids Sub,lPR,IOP,PM,EM,Oth Parts RepairlReplacement Used Parts, Solvents Sub,IPR,IOP,PM.EM.Oth

SIC FxDe r i e w Site Visits 36 6

EE!!xsS l?.QMat Techniwe Parts Assembly, Cleaning Solvents, Metals Containing Wastes Sub.IPR,IOP.PM,PTM,EM Shipping, Receiving Old Corrugated Containers, Packaging IPR,IOP,Oth

SIC Fxoe rience Site Visits 39 37

i!!m!xs Pollutant Technioue Surface Coating Filters, Strippers, Solvents,

Paints, Overspray, VOCs Sub,lOP,IPR,IC,PM,EM Electroplating Acids, Spent Baths, Wastewater Sub,lOP,IPR,IC,PM,EM Fabrication Fires, Scraps, Rejects, Cutting Fluids Sub,lPR,IOP,IM,PM Sizing Scrap Metal, Wood PM,Oth

SIC E xoer ience 55 35

Pu?!xm PQuum Technaue

Site Visits

Vehicle Maintenance Spent Engine Fluids (Oil, Antifreeze) Sub,IPR,IOP,IC,PM,PTM,EM,EMD Parts Replacement Used Parts EM.IOP,Oth Collision Repairs Strippers, Solvents, Paints IOP,IPR.Sub,EM,EMD

22


Iowa byas& Redw t b n Canter (Continued)

SIC Expe rience sJw/.& 52,53,54,56.57,58,59 4

i3QQss Pollutant Technique Packaging, Distributing Common Solid Wastes IPR,IOP,IC,PM

75 Site Visits 126

EYLGfm e.Qukwt Technioue Routine Service Solvents, Oil/ Transmission/

Repair Service Used Parts, Spent Batteries IOP,EMD,Oth Engine Fluids Sub.IPR,IOP,IM,PM.PTM.EM.EMD

Sik Visi& 26

EYLGfm Pollutant Techniaue Patient Care Bio-Hazardous Wastes,

Vehicle Maintenance/Grounds Enaine Fluids Solvents Sub IPR IOP IM EMD IV Tubing. Bottles.VOCs IOP,IC,Oth

SIC Experience 82

Site Vi& 23

i3QQss e.Qukwt Technioue Laboratoly Research Spent Reactants, Vehicle Maintenance/ Unused Reagents NA Physical Plant Solvents, Engine Fluids NA RecovelvlMail Room Old Corruaated Containers NA

SIC ExDe rience Site Vis& 70,7 1 ,72,73,74,76 I 77,78,79, 81,83,84,85,86,87,88,89 33

L?KXes Pollutant Technique Office Processes Paper Waste, Recyclables IPR,IOP,IC,PM Packaqinq, Distribution Old Corruqated Containers IPR.IOP.IC,PM

SIC Experience za!%!&& 91.92.93,94,95.96,97 7

L7?aa%s e.Qukwt Office Work Paoer Recvclables

Technrclue IPR.Sub.Oth - r - . I - - - - - - .~ ~.

Vehicle/Fleet Maintenance Solvents Engine Fluids Sub.lPR.IOP,IM.IC,PM,EMD

23


Program Name: Kansas State University Pollution Prevention Institute

Address: 133 Ward Hall Manhattan, KS 66506

Contact: Michele Feenstra

Phone: 913/532-6501

Fax: 91 3/532-6952


SIC Frpe rience 25.27,32,33.34,35.37 55

pp.4ess fwllmf Techniaue Painting, Plating, Metal Finishing Paints, Solvents IOP,EMD,PM,Sub

Program Name: Kentucky Partners, State P2 Center University of Louisville

Address Room 312 Ernst Hall, Louisville, KY 40292

Contact Joyce St Clair

Phone 502/852-7260

Fax 5021852-0964

SIC EXDe rience sW!L& 1623,2064,2068,2296,2321,2541,2679, 2752,281 9,2851,3231,3444,3471,3674 40

i?rQ!xs Aluminum Draus, Painting Paints, AI PM,PTM,Sub Plating, Cleaning, Manufacturing Solvents, RCRA Wastes PM,PTM,Sub

Technraue Pollutant

24


National Pollution Prevenbon Roundtable June, 1995

Program Name LincolnlLancaster County Health Department Environmental Health Division

Address 3140 N Street Lincoln, NE 68510

Contact Richard Yoder

Phone 4021441-8040

Fax 4021441-8323

E-Mat1 rick yoder@abaonline gov


BQCes EQkLtmt Technique Parts Cleaning Chlorinated, Petroleum Solvents Sub Paint Application VOCs, RCRA Metals IOP,EMD

80 27

Site Visits 5 6

BQCes Ek"t Techn,oue Photographic Processing, Cleansing RCRA Metals, Solvents, Inks IOP.EM,IPR,Sub

SIC E x p e r m 88

Site Visits 0

BQ&w t?!dL&d Technique Household Use, Non-Point Source Pesticides, RCRA Metals, VOCs Sub,lOP

This space for Divine Intervention- $%em?%@ %t&&m

25


Program Name:

Address: 3701 Lake Austin Blvd.

Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA)

Austin, TX 78703

Contact: Mark Johnson

Phone: 5121473-3333 x2868

Fax: 512/473-4066

SIC Fxpe r i w stk!&is 4931 55

PiQam i32kltw &d.m@@ Fuel Combustion Co-combustion Byproducts

Equipment Maintenance Solvents, Waste Oils Sub,lOP,IC,IM,IOP.PM Painting Solvents, Waste Paints EM,IOP FleeWehicle Maintenance Waste Oils, Solvents Sub,lC,IM.IOP

Program'Name: Maine Metal Products Association ECM Project

C02,SOx,NOx,VOCs EMD,EM,PM.IOP

Address: 190 Riverside Street Portland, ME 04103

Contact: Stanley Eller

Phone: 207/871-8254

Fax: 207t780-1547


SIC Exoe rience 34.35,37 20

!?!cum k?Qub!m IQcb" Electroplating Metals PM,Sub,lPR,IOP Machining Waste Oils PM.Sub,lPR Cleaning, Degreasing Solvents PM,Sub,lOP Painting VOCs, Solvents PM,EM,IOP

26



Program Name Massachusetts Office of Technical Assistance Executive Office of Environmental Affairs

100 Cambridge Street, Suite 2109 Boston, MA 02202

Contact William McGowan

Address

Phone 6171727-3260

Fax 61 71727-3az7

SIC E X D ~ 22

sItLy& 10

pcQ!xss Pollutant Techniaue Coating Applications v o c s Sub Dyeing VOCs, Metals Sub.EM Recycling Acid IPR,EM

Dyeing Operations Water 0th Cleaning, Mixing Dyes Dyes, Metals, Colors IOP

-oar ience 26

Site Visits 15

Process Pollutant Technique Cleaning Rollers MEK Sub,lOP.PM Pulping Sulfuric Acid Sub Bleaching Sodium Hypochlorite Sub Printing Cu and Bis(2-ethylhexyl) Phosphalate Sub,PM Paper Making Formaldehyde Sub.PM

SIC E x D e m ' -

27 14

!3QBs Pollutant Techniaue Offset Lithography

Flexography Press Wash, Inks (Solvent-based) Sub.lOP Screen Printing, Gravure Inks, Press Wash, Screen Cleaners Sub,lOP Letter Press Inks, Plate Etch, Lead Sub,lOP,PM

SIC F r D e m Site Vu 2a 25

Wastewater Inks, Fountain Solutions, Blanket Press Wash Sub,lOP.IC,PM,IM,EM,Oth

pcQ!xss Pollutant Techniaue Filling, Mixing, Dispersing, Cleaning, Unloading VOCs, Dust, Liquid Waste IOP,IC

27


-e M h T 'c I A s' nc (Continued)

S I C @ 30

i3Q!azs Cleaning, Degreasing Finishing (Parts) Bonding Molding (Rim), Foaming

Site Visits 18

t?Qumi I!2cmue Halogenated Solvents Sub VOCs, Unused Paint IOP,SUB,EM VOCs, Waste Adhesives IM.PM HAPS, Auxiliary-Blowing Aaents Sub.EMD

erience 34

Site Vis@ 40

a t &?G!mu& Parts Cleaning Chlorinated Solvents Sub,Oth Waste Management, TURA Oils, Coolants, VOCs Syb.Oth Tumbling, Plating Metals, Media IPR,IOP,PM SDrav Booth v o c s EMD Sub IOP

SlC Exoerience Site Visits 35 17

i?Pxssa Pollutant Techniaue Degreasing, Machining, Painting vocs , Oil Sub,lM,EM,IPR,IOP,EMD

rience SIC Exoe 36

Site Visits 25

i3Q!azs Pollutanl Techniw Printed Circuit Boards, Electroless Cu Cu PM Soldering Pb Sub Cleaning, (pH) Treatment Sulfuric Acid PM,IOP, Etching NH3 PM IOP

SIC E x o e r i w 39

i?Pxssa Vapor Degreasing Annealing Stamping Etching EDOWI Cleanina

Site Visits 18

Pollutant Technroue Tri/Per- Chloroethylene Sub,PM NH3 EM.PM c u PM,EMD Ferric Chloride IM Methvlene Chloride Sub

20


ens o ffice of Technical Assistance (Continued)

Site Visits 80 13

&QGQ&5 PoNutant Techn,oue Radiology Ag IPR General Hg IM,EM,Sub Pathology Formaldehyde, Xylene SubJOP

SIC F r o e m 92

Site V isits 11

Ek"l Techniaue Vehicle Maintenance, Services Waste Oil. Antifreeze IPRJOP Photography, X-Rays AS EMD,IM,PM Paintina v o c s Sub.lC

Program Name Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Department of Environmental Programs

Address 777 North Capitol St , NE Suite 300 Washington, DC 20002-4226

Contact George Nichols

Phone: 202/962-3355

Fax 202/962-3201

5575

L?!x%s Vehicle Maintenance

Site Visits 0

L?Quumt Techniaoe Pb, Heavy Metals, Hvdrocarbons IOP.IM.Oth

29


Program Name Michigan Departments of Commerce and Natural Resources Environmental Assistance Division

Address P 0 Box 30457 Lansing, MI 48909

Contact Karl Zollner

Phone: 5171335-731 0

Fax 51713354729

SIC Fxmrience 3471

Site Visits 30

Pollutant Technraue Cleaning, Etching. Plating, Coating Cyanides, Organics Sub,lPR,IM,PM,EM,EMD Metal Recovery Heavy Metals IPR,PM,EM Treatment Organinllnorganics, Metals IOP,IM,PM Rinse Systems (Water Conservation) IPR.PM.EM

a C E x ~ e rience 4783

Site Visits 15

k?dLut& Technipue Packaging Packaging Materials Sub,PTM

SIC Fxoerience 8062

. . Site Vi& 21

L?!%xss Pollutant TechnrayL: Measuring Instruments Hg Sub,lOP,IM Lab Testing (Tissue) Xylene Sub,lPR Batteries Hg, Cd Sub,lC,PTM Medical Waste Regulated Medical Wastes IOP,IM Dental Ag, Hg, Amalgam Sub, IOP, EM

30


Program Name

Address PO Box 176

Missouri Department of Natural Resources

Jefferson City, MO 65102

Contact Becky Shannon

Phone 3141526-6627 or 8001361-4827

Fax 3141526-5808

SIC F r D e r m 07.287.5191 0

PEGQss e.QuaQl Technoue FertilizerlPesticide Service Mixing, Application Pesticides, Fertilizers IOP,IPR,IM,IC,EM.PM

Program Name

Address P 0 Box 200501

Montana Small Business Assistance Program

Helena, MT 59620-0501

Contact Mark Lambrecht

Phone 4061444-2960

Fax 4061444-1 872

SIC Experience 1081

Site Vis& 0

L?!&&mf Technlaue Hard Rock Mining Particulate Matter IOP,IM,PM

SIC ExDerience 2434

Site Visits 5

PEGQss Pollutant Wood Furniture Manufacturina v o c s

31


MOntaM -am . n (Continued)

SIC E w e rience 3341 . o .~

3531 20

@xe$s pollutant Techn,aue Asphalt Production VOCs,NOx,CO IOP,PM,EM,EMD Aluminum Production Flourides, Particulate Matter IOP.IM.PM

SIC Froerience slk!&& 7216 25

L?!?xas Pollutant Techniaue Dry Cleaning Perchloroethylene Sub,lOP,IM,PM,EM,EMD

Program Name Montana State University Extension Service Montana P2 Program

MSU Extension Service, 109 Taylor Hall Bozeman, MT 59717

Address

Contact: Michael Vogel

Phone: 4061994-345 1

Fax: 406/994-5417

SIC Froe r i w Site Visits 0191,0291 24 7532,7538,7542

!?K?as &!!&Qi Technraue NA Chemical Wastes,

Solid Wastes Sub,lPR,IOP.IM.EM.EMD,PM,PTM

SIC Exnerience Site Visits 27 0

!?KEess PoNutant Techniaue Fountain Solutions Isopropyl Alcohol Sub,PTM,PM Blanket Washes VOLS Sub,PM,PTM Photo Development Ag IPR,EM Plate Making Acids, Alkalis PM,PTM,EM Printing Waste Ink, Rags,

. ~~

Used Plates PM,PTM,IM,IC,Sub ~

32


M n n n i i (Continued)


Process NA

P o//ufanf Technioue Solid Waste Sub,lPR,IOP EnergyNVater Conservation IOP,Sub Hazardous Materials Sub IOP.IM.IC

SIC Fxpe rience Site Visits 72 0

Process Drying Refrigeration Distillation Filtration

i?.Q&!W Technioue Separator Water IM,EM,IPR,EMD VOCs. Air Emissions EMD.IM,IPR Sludge EMD,IM,IPR,EM Powder EMD.EM.IPR.IM

Program Name

Address 950 Maidu Avenue

Nevada County Hazardous Waste Task Force

Nevada City, CA 95959

Contact Daryl Kent

Phone: 91 6/265-1768

Fax:' 9161265-7056

27,75 Site Visits 0

!?t!xss Pollutant Technioue Household Wastes Common Household Chemicals Sub Used Oil Recycling Oil, Heavy Metals IPR,PM Small Quantitv Generators 011/011 Filters IPR.EM

33


Program Name: Nevada Small Business Development Center University of Nevada-Reno

College of Business Administration- MS 032 Reno, NV 89557-0100

Address:

Contact: Kevin Dick

Phone: 7021784-171 7

Fax: 7021784-1 395

SIC ExDerience Stte Visits 27 9 7384 5 80 5

PlT?&xs Pollutant Techniaue Photoprocessing, Labs Fixers, Developers, Rinsewater,

Screen, Press Cleaning

Printing Fountain Solution Sub Photoprocessing Fixers, Developers, Rinsewater IM.IC,EM,EMD

SIC FxDe r i w Site Visits 41 2 75 24

Lab Chemicals, Ag IOP,IC,IM,EM,IPR,Sub Inks, Cleaning Solvents, Blanketwash Sub,lOP,IPR,PM,EM

E!cQces Parts Cleaning Boil Out Tanks

EQ!k!m Solvents Wastewater

T e c h n i u Sub,lPR,IOP,IC,EM,EMD IPR

Fluid Changing Antifreeze, Freons IPR Painting Paints, Solvents, Paint Booth Filters Sub,lPR,IOP,IC,EMD

SIC EXDe rience Site Visits 30 5 ..

34 36

26 2

€?fQces Pollutant Technroue Cleaning. Degreasing Solvents, Washwater Sub,lPR,IC,PM Painting, Coloring Paints, Solvents, Paint Booth Filters Sub,lOP,IPR,IC,PM,EM Machining, Stamping, Parts Toolina Cooling, Cutting Oils Sub,lPR.IOP,IC,PM,EMD Extrusion a n i Injection Molding Oils IPR,IM Equipment Maintenance Solvents Sub,lPR.IC

-

34


Nevada Small Business Development Center (Continued)


i?cQces PQ&&mt Technique Dry Cleaning Perchloroethylene, Filter Cartridges,

Spin Diskettes, Lint IPR,IOP,IM,EM,EMD

Program Name: New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Pollution Prevention Division

Address: 6 Hazen Drive Concord, NH 03301-6509

Contact: Vincent R. Perelli

Phone: 6031271-2902

Fax: 603/271-2456


i 27,33,34,35,36.75

Site Visits 40

Information on Processes, Pollutant$, and Techniques is not available

Program Name New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Office of Pollution Prevention

Address: CN423; 401 East State Street Trenton, NJ 08625

Contact Jeanne Herb

Phone 609/777-0518

Fax 6091777-1 330

SIC Experience slk!&& 26,28,30,33,34 0


35



Program Name: New Jersey Technical Assistance Program (NJTAP) New Jersey Institute of Technology

323 MLK Jr. Drive; ATC Building Newark, NJ 07102

Address:

Contact: Dr. Marcus Healy

Phone: 2011596-5864

Fax: 2011596-6367

SIC FrDe rience Site Visits 34 40

L?.?U&d Technic&& m Metal Degreasing, Working, Plating, Painting Oils, Paints, is, Solvei Sub,lOP,PM

Program Name: New Mexico State University Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium

PO Box 30001, Dept. WERC Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001

Address:

Contact: Dr. Ron Bhada

Phone: 5051646-1 51 0

Fax: 505/646-4149

€-Mail [email protected]

SIC ExPe r i e w 951 1

Site Visits 50

L?rQces Pollutant lkxfuW@ Groundwater Contamination Varied PM Nuclear Waste, Solid Waste Disposal Radioactive, HazlMlxed Wastes PM,Sub,Oth

36



Program Name New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Pollution Prevention Unit

Address 50 Wolf Rd Albany, NY 12233-8010

Contact: William F. Eberle

Phone: 5181457-2480

Fax: 51 8/457-2570

€-Marl: [email protected]

SIC FXDW~WU Site Visits 20,25,26,28,33,35,36,37 225


Program Name North Carolina Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources Office of Waste Reduction

Address 3825 Barrett Drive Raleigh, NC 27609

Contact Gary Hunt

Phone 91 9/571-4100

Fax 91 9/571-4135

E-Mail gary@owr@hnr state nc us


i2uxxss PQLkmlt Techn,aue Clean-up1Sanitation BOD, Water, Solid Waste IPR,IOP,IM,PM.EMD,Oth CookinglBaking Water, Energy, BOD IOP,IM,Oth Material Handling Solid Waste, Water, BOD IOP,IM.PM,EM.EMD,Oth

37


North Carolina Departme nt gf Environment. H a Ith. and Natura I Resources (Continued)

SIC Exoerience Site Vi& 22 47

l!?m!Xs Pollutant Technuue Dyeing, Finishing, Printing Metals, H20 Sub,lPR,IOP,IM,IC,PM,EMD,Oth Bleaching, Scouring BOD,COD, H20, pH Sub.lPR,IOP.IM,PM,EMD,Oth Knitting, Weaving Solid Waste IPR,IOP,IM,IC,EM,EMD,Oth Printing Inks, BOD, COD Sub.IPR,IOP,IC,PM,EM,EMD,Oth

Dyes, Inks, BOD, COD,

E&&&& 25 6

Pollutant Jechniaue Finishing, Cutting, Solid, Haz Waste, Sandina BODCOD. Solvents Sub.IPR.IOP.IM.IC.PM,EM.EMD,Oth

SIC Exoerience Site Visits 34 15

l!?Kms Plating Machining

P ollutant Techniqu3 Metals,HZO,Haz Waste Sub,lPR,IOP,IM,PM,EM,EMD,Oth Oils,BOD,COD,H20, Solid Waste Sub,lPR,IOP,IM,IC,PM,EM,EMD,Oth

Painting Solvents, Paint Waste Filters Sub,lPR,IOP,IM.IC,PM,EM,EMD,Oth Cleaning Solvents, Haz Waste,

BOD,COD,H20, Oils Sub,lPR,IOP.IM,IC,PM,EM,EMD.Oth

SIC ExDe rience zilk!h& 3732 4

l3224xs lU!u.at Techn,oue Fiberglass Molding, Painting Solvents, Solid, Haz Waste Sub,lOP,IPR,IM,IC.PM.EM,Oth


L?ia!&s Pollutant Technraue NA Solid, Hazardous, Medical

Wastes IOP,IM,IC,EM.Oth

38


Program Name: Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Pollution Prevention Section

Address: P.O. Box 1049 Columbus, OH 43216-1049

Contact: Anthony Sasson

Phone: 6 14/644-2810

Fax: 6141728-I245

E-Mail anthony-sasson@central epa Ohio gov

SIC Experience Site Vis its 20 2

m Pollutant Pasta CookinglPrepartng BOD, Oil. Grease Meat Packing, Curing BOD,COD,NH3

Total Kieldahl Nitroaen

Techniaue IOP,PM,EM,EMD

IOP.EM

SIC Expe rience Site Visits 27 5

BQcQs Printing

Pollutarzf Ink- Wastes, Containers, Solvents, Fountain Solutions, Isopropyl Alcohol, Waste Paper

Oils, Ink- Waste, Solvents, Cleaning Solvents Acids, Solvents, Plate Coatings, Plates, Rinsewater Photographic Chemicals, Ag, Used Films

Blanket Washes Solvents, Used Rags Equipment Maintenances Plate Making Image Processing

SIC F x o e r i m z Site Visits

m Pollutant Technroue

34 6

Metal Cleaning VOC, Solvents, Wastewater, Sludge Sub,lOP.IM,PM.EM.EMD,IPR Painting Scraps, Paint Sludge, Filters,

Electroplating Sludge, Wastewater, Wire, Scraps Sub;lPR,IOP,IM.PM.EM,EMD Wastewater Sub,lOP.IM.IC,PM,PTM,EM

39


Program Name

Address 2009 East Edinger

Orange County Environmental Health

Santa Ana, CA 92705

Contact Pearl HoflezedPeter Johnson

Phone 714/667-3629 ~3709 Fax 7 14/972-0749

Site Visits 27,28,34,72,75 30


Program Name Pennsylvania Technical Assistance Program (PennTAP) Penn State University

Address 117 Technology Center Building University Park, PA 16802

Contact: Jack Gido

Phone: 81416650427

Fax: 8141665-5909

SIC FxDe rience Site Visits 27 16

L?mcEss Printing Film Developing Cleanina

l3du.mt Organic Inks As Oraanic Contaminants

Techniaue Sub,lPR,IOP,IM,IC,PM,EM Sub,lPR,IOP,PM,EM,EMD Sub.lOP.IM.PM

SIC Expe r iena Site Visits 33 I

L?mcess Pollutant Technfaue Sand Casting Metal Alloys, Organic Binders Sub.lPR.IOP,PM

40


p c e Proa ram (Continued)

SIC Experience Site Vis its 34 10

BL?.!as EQ."t Electroplating Ni,Cu,Cr.Fe,Ag Car Manufacturing Ni,Cu,Cr,Zn,Fe Coating v o c s

I!F&mUe Sub,lPR,IOP.IM.IC,PM,EMD

Sub,lPR.IOP,PM.EM,EMD IPR,IOP,IM,IC,PM,PTM,EM,EMD

Surface Preparation . VOCs, Heavy Metals Sub,lPR,IOP,PM,EM.EMD Grindina. Cuttina Coolants IPR.IOP,IM,PM.EM.EMD.Oth

Program Name Pollution Prevention Research Center NC State University

Address PO Box 7905 Raleigh, NC 27695-7905

Contact Michael Overcash

Phone 919/515-2325

Fax 9 1 9/5 1 5-3465

SIC Experience 26,28,36

Site Visits 0


Program Name Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control University of Rhode Island- Chemical Engineering Dept

Chemical Engineering Department, Crawford Hall Kingston. RI 02881

Address

Contact Stanley Barnett

Phone: 401/792-2443

Fax: 401/782-1180


SIC Fxper ience 20,22,27.28,30, 34.36,39,41,75 300

Information on Processes, Pollutants, and Techniaues is not available

41



Program Name Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Pollution Prevention Program

Address 83 Park Street Providence, RI 02903-1 037

Contact Richard Girasole Jr

Phone: 4011277-3434

Fax: 4011277-2591

SIC Fxneriem 3471

Site Visits 45

June, 1995

BQC& Pollutant Jechniaue Copper Plating, Nickel Plating, Mass Finishing Wastewater IPR

Program Name:

Address:

Salt Lake City-County Health Department

1954 East Fort Union Boulevard, #I03 Salt Lake City, UT 84121

Contact: Ted Sonnenburg

Phone: 801 1944-671 4

Fax: 801 1944-6608

Site Visits 17,24,27,32,34,50,72.73,75 0

BQcQs l32uumi ItztmwQ Auto Fluids, Oil, Grease, Solvents, Stormwater. Paints, Filters, Freons IM,PM,Sub

Fluid Management, Automotive Shredding Printing Inks, Solvents IM,PM,Sub

Tetrachloroethylene IM,PM.Sub Dry Cleaning, Carpet Washing Furniture Cleaning, Polishing Thinners, Paint Removers, MEK IM,PM,Sub

42


Program Name

Address 2600 Bull Street

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control

Columbia. SC 29201

Contact Neal Hunter

Phone 803/734-5254

Fax 803/734-9934

SIC Experiena 27 28 3341 3423 3669 3699

Site Vi& 10 4 2 4 10 5

L?!aess Pollutant Iedmaue Tool Grinding Oil PM,EM,IOP Salt Bath, Metal Treating BaCl PM,IOP Cleaning MEK PM,EMD

Program Name

Address SMTC Ben Craig Center

Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center (SMTC)

8701 Mallard Creek Road Charlotte, NC 28262

Contact Tom Frey

Phone: 704/548-0050

Fax: 704/548-9050


SIC EXD erieiice 2671 3089 3451 3495


pmLZs5 Pollutant Iedmaue Lamination. Cutting, Printing Coolants, Oils, Inks Paper PM,IM,EM,IPR Injection Molding Polymers, Lubricated Oils PM,IM,EM Screw Machine, Four Slide Scrap Metals, Coolants, Oils PM,IM,EM,Sub

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Nabonai Pollution Prevention Roundtable June, 1995

Program Name Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC)

Address: PO Box 13087 Austin, TX 7871 1-3087

Contact: Rick Grote

Phone: 5121239-3181

Fax: 51 21239731 65


SIC FxDerience SLte Visits 20,221 1,27,28,29, 30,32,33,34,35,36 75 491 1 5

i?!Q!xw Various

Pollutant Haz. Non-Haz Waste S02,NOx Sub,PM,EMD CoaLFired Power Plants

Program Name: Thurston County Health Dept. Resouce Protection-Moderate Risk Waste

Address 2000 Lakeridge Dr SW

Contact Michael Kent

Olympia, WA 98502

Phone 2061786-5457

Fax 2061754-2954

Site Visits 50

process PQuUtad Technique Plate Making Spent Photo Fixer IPRJOP Printing Waste Ink Sub.lPR,IOP,IC,EM Clean-up Solvents, Ink Sludge Sub,lPR,IOP.PM

Site Visits 26

Pollutant Technlaue i3Q!xss Photo Development Spent Fixer IPR,IOP,IM,PM,EM

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Thursto n County Health DeDt.(Continued)

SIC Frpe rience 75

PcQceSs Parts Cleaning Painting Fluid Replacement Floor Washina

Site Visits 150

P ollutant Techniaue Solvents Sub.lPR,IOP,PM Solvents, Paints IPR,IOP,IC,PM,EMD Oil. Antifreeze, Oil Filters IPR,EMD Oil. Grease SoaD Sub,lOP.IM.PM.EMD

SIC Fxoerience 80.0742 82

Site Visits 135 34

Pollutant Tech n r a u e X-Ray Spent Fixer IPR,IOP,IM.PM,EM Lab experiment Lab Chemicals Sub,PM.IC Cleaning, Building Maintenance. Art, Woodworking Photowastes Sub,lOP.IC,PM.EMD

Program Name

Solvents, Paints, Stains,

University of Detroit Mercy Center of Excellence in Environmental Engineering and Science

Address 4001 West McNichols Detroit, MI 48219

Contact Dan Klempner

Phone. 31 31993-1480

Fax: 3131993-1112


SIC ExDer ience 3086

EzlD4zs N A

Site Visits 50

L32"t Polvurethane

Techniaue Sub.PM,PTM

SIC Experience 3714 12

€xQc?ss m Techniaue Auto Recycling Automotive Shredder Residue IPR,IOP.IC,PM

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Program Name University of North Dakota Energy and Environmental Research Center

Address PO Box 9018 15 North 23rd Street Grand Forks, ND 58202-9018

Contact Patrick Miller

Phone 7011777-51 13

Fax 7011777-51 81

E-Mail pamiller@plains nodak edu

SIC ExDe rience 0191

Site Visib 0

RQ€ess P!dtuml Technlaue Agricultural Chemical Impact on Groundwater Pesticides. Fertilizers IOP,PM

SJC Experience 3089

Site Visits 0

i?cP!zs Pollutant Tschnroue Thermal Plastic Recycling, CI removal Plastic. CI IPR,PTM,EM,PM

SIC ExDerience 4111

a t e Visits 0

b?!Q€es Ez!!!&d Techniaue Analysis of Oxygenated Fuels c o , v o c s IOP,IM,PM,PTM

SIC F x p e r i m 491 1,4953,8734

Site Visits 0

L?L!xcS Pollutant Air Toxic Metal Analvsis. Control Air Toxic Metals

Techniaue IOP.PM. EM. EMD . . .

~

~~ ~~

Air Emissions Control S02,NOx, Fine Particulates IOP,PM,EM,EMD Ash Disposal Land Utilization Ash IPR,IOP,PM,PTM,EM,EMD Municipal Waste Carbonization Municipal Wastes IPR,PM,PTM,EM SuDer Critical Fluid Extraction Toxic Waste Solvents PM.EM

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Program Name: University of Texas at Arlington Environmental Institute for Technology Transfer

Address: PO Box 19050 Arlington, TX 76019

Contact: Gerald Nehman

Phone: 81 7/273-2300

Fax: 81 7/794-5653


a Froe rience 8221

Site Visits 0

L?ci!&& Technaue Robotics Research, Cutting Operations Noise. Dust Sub,PM,EM,EMD,IOP Circuit Board Manufacturing Heavy Metals Sub.PM,EM

Program Name University of the Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center

8000 Nisky Center, Suite 202, 2nd Floor St Thomas, VI 00802

Contact Florette Champagnie

Phone 809/776-3206

Address

Fax: 8091775-3756

SIC ExDerience 7011,7041,7374

Site Visits 0

prQ.ces Pollutant Techniaue Air Conditioning, Oil Generators, SPSIUPS, Waste Dumpsters, Incinerators VOCs, HAPS IM,EMD.IOP Data Processing Particulate Matter IPR

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Program Name: University of Wisconsin Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center (SHWEC)

610 Langdon Street Rm 529 Madison, WI 53703

Address:

Contact: David Liebl

Phone: 608/262-0385

Fax: 6081262-6250

SIC Fxoer ience 20.30,40.75

Site Visits 210

Information on Processes. Pollutants. and Techniaues is not available. ~~ ~~ _ _ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ~~

Program Name: US EPA Region IV Waste Reduction Resource Center

Address: 3825 Barren Drive Raleigh, NC 27609

Contact: Vic Young

Phone: 80014764686

Fax: 91 91571 -41 35


SIC Exgerience 22

S S t s 5

EQa%$3 lw!L!mt Technroue Dyeing Dyes, Salts Sub,lOP,IM,PM

SIC Fxoeriem 25 26 27

Site Visits 5 0 A

BQcess I?Q!!um Techniaue Staining, Undercoating, Topcoating Solvents Sub,lPR,IM,IC,PM,IOP Kraft Paper Manufacturing, Bleaching CI, Dioxin Sub,lPR,IM,IC,PM Blanket Roll Cleaning Solvents Sub,lPR,IC,EM,IOP

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USFPA Re-& . (Continued)

SIC ExDer ience 34,35 36 3999

Site Visits 15 0 40

prQces Pollutant Technaue Solder Flux Removal, Soldering, Component Assembly Solvents, Scraps Sub,PM,IOP,IM,IC,EM,lPR Cleaning, Painting, Coating Solvents Sub,PM,IOP,IM,IC,EMD Manufacturing Processes Coolants Sub,PM,IOP,EM,IPR Heat Treat Lubricants Quench Sub P M K IPR.PM

~ ~ ~~~~~

Program Name US EPA Region Vlll

Address: 999 18th Street, Suite 500 Denver, CO 80202

Contact: Marie Zanowick

Phone: 303/294-1065

Fax: 3031293-1 724

SIC Experience 1221 3672 371 1 701 1,7031 7538

Site Visits 4 4 6 5 15

Ez2cBs Pollutant Techniaue Solvent Parts Cleaning, Cable Grease Vehicle Wash Water Solvents. Oil, Dirt. Sub,EM,PTM.PM Drag Cable Spent Cable 0th Parts Washing, Linen Washing Wastewater, Trash, Solvents Sub,lOP,Oth Waste Oil, Antifreeze Metal Parts, Antifreeze, Oil IPR,IC.Oth

Cleaning Parts Solvents Sub.EM Out-of-Date Supply Waste Supply IC

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Program Name:

ADDRESS:

Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Office of Environmental Assistance

103 South Main Street Waterbury, VT 05671-0404

Contact:

hone:

Fax:

SLCErDerienee 25 27

i?&xess Photoprocessing Offset Printing Finishina

Paul Van Hollebeke

8021241-3888

8021241-3296

Site Vis& 20 30

Pollutant Spent Fixer Solvents, Alcohols, Inks VOCs. Filters. SDent Solvents

T e c h n i u IPR,IOP SubJOP EM.Sub.lPR

SIC E x D e W Site Visits 34 20 55 35

i?&xess L?QlmKu _Techn,aoe Degreasing, Cleaning Halogenated Solvents Sub Finishing Spent Solvents, VOCs, Haz Waste EM,EMD,Sub Metalworking Spent Cutting Fluids IM,Sub,lPR Parts Cleaning Spent Solvent Sub Antifreeze Ethylene Glycol, Contaminants IPR Oily Waste Haz Waste IOP

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PROGRAM NAME Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Office of Pollution Prevention

Address 629 East Main Street Richmond, VA 23240-0009

Contact Sharon K Baxter

Phone 8041762-4344

fax 8041762-4346

SIC ExDerience 22 25 27 28

pLQcess Dyeing Operations Finish Applications Printing. Clean-up Clean-up Batch Changeovers

Site Visits 8 8 5 5

Pollutant l??duwe Wastewater, BOD, Dyes IPR,IOP,IC,PM,EM VOCs,HAPs IOP.PM,EM,EMD VOCs.HAPs. Solvents IOP,PM.EM,EMD,IM Haz Wastes IPR,IOP.IM.EM Wastewater, Toxics. BOD IPR,IOP.EMD

SIC Fvperience 33 34 36 37

& I

5 10 10 5

prQEss P!2uK&d Techn,oue Bag-House Dust, Foundry Sand Haz Waste IPR,IOP,EM Plating Haz Waste IPR,IOP,IM,IC,PM.EMD Manufacturing Printed Circuit Boards Solvents, VOCs, Painting Operations Haz Waste Sub,lPR,IOP,PM,IC,IM,EM

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Program Name West Virginia Division of Environmental Protection Pollution Prevention Services

Address 2006 Robert C Byrd Dr Beckley, WV 25801-8320

Contact Leroy Gilbert

Phone 304/256-6850

Fax 304/256-6948

SIC Froe rience =e Visits 2421 34 2951 6

L?cQ!xm b3."t Wood Sawing Operations COD,BOD,TOC Wood Dipping Insecticides Equipment Maintenance Oils, Grease Asphalt Formulation Liquid Asphalt, Petroleum

ComDounds. Solvents

Technioue IC IOP,IM

IOP.IM

3273 3532 7532

BQG.eS3 Truck Washout Concrete Formulation

Painting, Filling Equipment Remanufacture, Cleaning General Bodv Work

%e Visits 9 45 3

L32mcat Alkaline Sludges Chloroform Formaldehyde, Methylene Chloride, Trichloroethylene Paints, Solvents (Acetone, MEK, Toluene)

Oils, Solids, Grease Polvester Resins. MEK. Peroxide. Freon

Techniaue IPR,IOP.IM

Sub,lOP,IPR,IM Sub,lOP

IPR,IOP IOP.IM

SIC F l c D e m Site Visits 4231 18 4581 7

l!?!mxs Po//utant Techniaue Vehicle Maintenance Freon, Oils, Grease, Solvents IOP,IM,Sub Fueling Diesel Fuel IOPJM Aircraft Fuelinal Maintenance Aviation Fuels, Oils. Grease, Solvents IOP.IM

52


West Virainia Division of Environmental Protect iorr (Continued)

%e Visits 5093 08

b?!ax%s Pdlutant Technique Auto Dismantling, Crushing Freon, Pb. Ethylene Glycol IOP.IM,IPR Equipment Maintenance Alcohol, Oils, Grease, Solvents, Heavy Metals IOP,IM;IPR

Program Name: Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Pollution Prevention Program

Address: 122 W. 25th Street Cheyenne, WY 82002

Contact: Pat Gallagher

Phone: 307l777-6105

Fax: 307l777-5973


SIC Experience 1221,2911

Site Visits 0

PLQGbX? Pollutant Techn,oue Parts Cleaning, Equipment Maintenance Solvents, Greases SubJOP Oily Waste Stream Treatment PM,IOP Catalvsts Caustics 0th

Oily Wastes, Oils, Metals, K051. KO49

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Appendix A *

SIC Codes SIC Code Indurby SIC Code Induaby SICCode Indurby

Agriculture Agriculturai Roduction-Crops ai1 a12 0115 0116 0119 0131 0132 0133 0134 a39 0161 an 0172 0173 0174 0175 0179 0181 0182 0191

Wheat Rxe Corn

Cash grams, nec Cotton Tobarro Sugar m e and sugar beets Lwh potatoer, Fleld aops except cash gram, nec Vegetables and melons

Grapes Tree nuts C i h t l S mnh Deaduous bee hu t s F u t s and tree nuts. nec

Soybeans

Berry mop9

Ornamental nursery products Food aops gmwn under mver General farms. pimanly aops

Agricultural Production-Livestock U21l Beefcattlefeedlots a12 Beef cattle, except fedlots U213 Hogs a14 Sheepand goats U219 General livestock, nec a241 Dairyfarms U251 Broiler, fryer, and roaster chickens 0252 Chickmeggs U253 Turkeys and turkey eggs U254 Poulhy hatcheries U259 Poulhy and eggs, nec 0271 Fur-tearing animalsand rabbib U2R Horses and other equines U273 Animal aquaculture U279 Animal spedalities, nec 0291 General farms, primariiy animal

Agricultural Services 0711 Soil preparation services U721 G a p planting and protebing 07'22 Gopharvesting OR3 cmp p q e r a h services for market ili272; Cotton gmiing 0741 Veterinary services, for fiV5tock 0742 Veterinary srdces, speialities 11151 U v d sevice, except veterina~~ 0752 AnimalspeaaUtyserVices 0761 Farm Iabor mnhadon 0762 Fann management services

Onn LawnandgardmseMces 0783 Ornamental shrub and tree senices

0781 Landsrapedgandplanning

Forestry OBI1 Tmbertracts 0831 Forest products OB51 Forestrysenices

Fishing, Hunting, and Trapping 0912 Finfish 0913 Shellfish 0919 Miscellaneous manne products 0921 Rsh hatchenes and p c ~ e ~ e ~ Orm Hunhng trdppmg p n e propragahan

54

Mining Metal Mining 1011 Ironores 1021 Copperores 1MI Leadandzincores 1041 G o l d a a

11231 Mehlmlningssvice?,

1099 Metdlores,nec

1044 W V R m 1061 Fermalloy ores, except vanadium

1094 URniUm. radium, vanandim ores

coal Mining 1221 EtrrminoracoslandIi@te-dm 1222 Blhuninw mal - underground 1231 Anlhrsatemining 1241 U rdning services

Oil and Gas Extraction 1311 Crude petroleum and natural gar 1321 Natural gas Liquids 1381 Drilling oil and gas wells 1382 Oil and gas exploration services 1389 Oil and gas. field services. nec

NonmetallicMinerals, ExceptFuels 1411 Dimension stone 1422 Gushed and broken limestone 1423 Crushed and broken granite 1429 Gushed and broken stone, nec 1442 Construction sand and gravel 1446 lndushialsand 1455 Kaolin and ball day 1459 a a y and related minerals, nec 1474 Potash, soda and borate minerals 1475 Phosphaterock 1479 Chemical and f d i z e r mining. nec 14881 Nonmetallic minerals seMoeS 1499 Miscellaneous nonmetallic

minerals, nec

Construction General Building Contractors 1521 Singl+family housing construction 1522 Rpidential mnrlrudion, nec 1531 Cpexative builders 1541 lnthstrial building and d c - w e ? 1542 NnusidenM construction, nec

Heavy Construction, Excluding Buildings 1611 Highway and street mnshuction 1622 Bridge,hmne/anddRnthighwdy 1623 Water, sewer, and uHlity lines 1629 Heavy construction. nec

Special Trade Conkactors 1711 Plumbing heatink air mditioning 1721 Painting and paper hanging I731 Eledxicalwak 1741 Masonry and other stonework 1742 mastering, drywall and insulation

1751 Cvpenhywork 1743 Terrazzo, tile, marble, mosaic work

Note: nec = not elsewhere dmified.

1752 Floor laying and floor wnk, nec 1761 Rmningddhgsndsheetmetaiuuk Im GnoetewaL 1781 Water well drilling 1791 shurmral steel a d o n 1753 ChwandgLdngwork 1794 Excavationwork 1795 Wrecking and demolition work 1796 lnstalllng bullding equipment, nec 1799 sped.l trade omtracton, nec

Manufacturing Food and Kindred Produds 2011 Meat packing p h b 2013 hwges and other pepared meats 2OI5 Palltryrlaughtaingandpdg 7027 Creamery butt- 2022 Cheese, natural and p r d 2023 ~ , c o n d e o . a f f a p o r a ~ p m d u c t + 2024 Ice a m and frozen d m 2026 fluidmilk 2032 Camedspedallties 2033 Canned fruits and vegetables 2004 Mydmtedfruits, Mgetabler,soups 2M5 Pickles. sauces, and d a d dtessings 2M7 Frozen fruits and vegetables 2M8 Frozen spedalities, nec 2041 Flw and other grain miU products 2043 Cerealbleddastfcada

2045 Repared flw mixes and doughs 2046 Wet cnrn mllllng 2047 Dogandcatfood 2048 Repared feeis, nec 2051 Bread, cake and related poducts 2052 Cmkiaandaackers

2061 Raw cane sugar 2062 Canesugarreiining

2064 Candy and O ~ S confedionery pmduck 2066 ChmIate and axon products 2067 Chewinggum 2068 Salted and roasted nuts and seeds 2074 Cottonseedoilmills 2075 Soybeanoilmills 7076 Vegetable oil mills, nec 2071 Animal and marine fats and dls 2079 Edible fats and oUs, nec 2082 M a l t h e r a g e s 2083 Malt 2084 Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits 2065 Distilled and blonded liquo18 2065 Bottled and m e d soft drwu 2087 Flavoring extracts and syNp9, nec 2091 Canned and med E& and seafood 2092 Freshorfrozenpeparedtish 2095 Roatedmffee 2097 Manufacturdlce 2098 Macaroni and spghetti 2099 Fmd preplrations, nec

Tobacco Products

2044 Ricemilling

-bellayrxodue,e-

20(5 Beetsugar

2111 Cigarettes 2121 CigaR 2131 Chewing and smoking tobacco 2141 Tobaao stemming and redrylng

rextile Mill Products 21 1 Broadwoven fabric mills, conon !221 Broadwvm fabric milk, man-made !231 Broadwoven fabric mills, wml 241 Narrow fabricmills 251 Women's hosiery, except sodo 252 Hasiery,nec 253 Knitoulenvearmills 254 Knit underwear mills 257 Weft h i t fabric mills 258 Lace and warp knit fabric mills 259 Knittingmills,nec 261 Fnishing plants, cutton 262 Fnishing plants, man-made 269 F m g plants, nec 273 Carpetsandrugs 281 Ymspinningmills 282 Throwing and winding mills 284 llueadmills 295 Coated fabriw,notNbberized 2% Tie cord and fabriw 297 Nonwoven fabriw 298 Cordage and twine 299 Textilegmds,nec

ipparel and OtherTextile Products 311 Men's and boys' suits and mats 321 Men's and bays' shuts 322 Men's and boys' underwear ana

nightwear 323 Men's and boys' neckwear 325 Men's and to@ hrxrses and dads 326 Men's and boys' work dothing 329 Men's and toys' dothing, nec 331 Womer'sandmisses'blouseandshirts 335 Women's, juniors' and mise' dresses 337 Women'sandmisses'suitsand-k 339 Women's and m i e e ' atemear. m 341 Women's and children's outerwear 342 Brm, girdles, and allied garmenb 353 Hats, caps, and millinery 361 Girls' and childrm's dr-, blouses 369 Girls' and children's outerwear, nec 371 Furgmds 381 Fabric dres and work gloves 384 Robes and dressing gowns 385 Waterproof outerwear 386 Leather and sheep lined clothing 387 AppareIMts 389 Apparel and accessories, nec 391 Curtains and draperies 392 House furnishings, nec 393 Textilebags 394 Canvas and related products 395 PLea!ing andstitching 396 Automotiveandapparel himmings 357 SchifN machine embroidales 399 Fabricated textileproducts. nec

.umber and Wood Pmductc

mills 429 Spedal product sawmills, nec 431 Millwork 434 Wood kitchen cabinets 435 Hardwood veneer and plywood 4% Softwood vencer and plywood 439 Structural wood members, nec 4441 Nailed wood boxes and shmk

2448 Wood pilets and shds 2449 Wood mntatners, nec 2451 Mobde homes 2452 Rdabncated wood bruldurgs 2491 Wood p r m g 2493 RmonshNted wood products 2499 Wood products, nec

Furniture and Fixtures 251 1 Wood household htrmture 2512 Upholstered household furniture 2514 Metal household furmture 2515 2517 2519 2521 2522 2531 2541 2w 2591 2599

Ma- and bedspnngr Wood TV and r d o -burets Household hunrture, nec Wood ofhce h h u e Office furmture, except wmd Pubhchddmgandre!akdfurm!ure Wood pxhhons and htures Partltiom and tixtvms, excep! wood

Furmture and fixtures, nec l h p e y h a r d W m a n d b a n d & h

Paper and Allied Products 2611 Pulpmills 2621 Papermills 2631 Paperboardmills 2652 Set-up paperboard boxes 2653 Cormgated and =lid fiber box- 2655 Fiber a s , dnuns, and similar paducts 26% Sanitary food containers 2657 Folding paper board box- 2 M Paperma!edandkminated.@ging 26?2 Paper -led and laminated, nec 2673 kbgs-plas&s,!aminakminatedandcoated 2674 bgs-unmatedpaperandmdtiwall 2675 Diecut paper and board 2676 Sanitary paper p d u c t s 2677 Envelopep 2678 Stationery products 2679 Converted paper products, nec

Printing and Publishing 2711 Newspapers 27-21 Periodicals 2731 b k publishing 2732 Bmkprinting 2741 Miscellaneous publishing 2752 Commeroal printing, lithographic 2754 C o ~ ~ ~ ! n ~ d a l printing, gravure 2759 CommerPal printinp. nec 2761 Manifold forms Un Greetingards 2782 Blankbooks and IooJeleaf binders 2789 Bookbinding and related work 2791 Typesetting 2796 Plate making services

Chemicals and Allied Products 2812 AikaIies and chlorine 2813 Industrial- 2816 Inorganic pigments 2819 Industrial inorganicchdds, nec 2821 Plastiw materials and resins 2822 Syntheticrubber 2823 CeUuIwic man-made fibers 2824 Organic fibers, nonoeUdosic 2833 Medicinals and botanicals 2834 Pharmaceutical preprations 2835 Diagnosticsubshnca 2836 Bio@&al podues,.excepdiaptic 2841 Soap and otha detergmts 2842 Polishes and sanitation goods 2843 Surface active agents

2844 Toilet preparations 2851 Paints and allied produds 2861 Gumandwmdchdcalo 2865 Cyclic -des and Intermediates 2869 Industrial organicchemicalo, nec 2873 Nikogenous fertilizw 2874 Phcsphaticfe" 2875 Fertilizw,mixingonly 2879 Agrirulturd chwicalo, nec 2891 Adhesive and sealants 2892 Explosive

2895 Carbonblack 2899 QIemlcal preparations, nec

2893 Rintinghk

Petroleum and Coal Pmducts 2911 Peholeumrrfining 2951 2952 Asphalt felts and coatings 2992 Lubricating oils and gre- 2999 Petroleum and -1 produd, nec

Asphalt p i n g "a and bbdu

Rubber and Miscellmeous Plastic Products 3011 Tim and inner hlbes 3021 Rubber and plartiw footwear 3052 Rubber and plsstiw hase and belting X63 Cask&, paddng and &g dwices 3061 Mechanicalmbbergmds 3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 3081 Unsupportedplastiw,handoheet 3(182 Unsupporkdp las t iwpeshq 3083 Laminated plastics, plate and sheet 2484 Plastiw,pipe 3085 Plastiw, botlles 3086 Plastiw, foam produds

3088 Plastiw, piumbing fix- 3089 Plastics products, nec

Leather and Leather Products 3111 Leather tanning and finishing 3131 Footwear,olt stock 3142 House slippers 3143 Men's footwear, except athletic 3144 Women's footwear, excep! athietic 3149 Footwear, except rubber, nec 3151 Leather gloves and minens

3087 custommmpGUndpnrhasedresw

3161 Luggag- 3171 Women's handbags and purses 3172 Pwonal leather mods. nec 3199 Leather gwds, n&

Stone, Clay, and Glass Produds 3211 Flatglaos 3221 Clasamntainen 3229 Ressed and blorm glasa, nec 3231 Roducn d purchased glau 3241 Cement, hydraulic 3251 Brick and shuehlral day tile 3253 Ceramic wall and !loor tile 3255 aayrefraaories 3259 Shurmral day products, nec 3261 Vi.trwus plumbing fixtures 3262 Vitrerruchinatableandkithm 3263 SBnivitrsw table and kitchenwue 3264 Porcelain electrical supplies 3269 Pottery prcducb. nec 3271 Concrete block and brick 3272 Concrete products, nec 3273 Ready mixed concrete

Note: nec = not elsewhere dwified.

3274 Lime

3281 Cut stone and stone products 3291 Abrdve pnducts 3292 Asbestmpmducts 3295 Mln~als, ground or treated 32% MLnanlwod 3257 Nondnyrefnrtons 3299 Nonmetallic nuneral products, nec

Primary Metal Indushies 3312 mast hunrps and steel rmlls 3313 Eleclmmelallurglcal pvducts 3315 S t d Wirr and related pnducts 3316 Gbd lidshing of steel shape 3317 Steelpipeandlubes 3321 Gray and d u d e uon foundnes 3322 Malleableimnfoundrie 3324 Steel investment foundnes 3325 SIeelfoundries,nec

3339 Primary nonfemns metals, nec 3341 Semndarynonf-metals 3351 G p p s rolling and drawing 3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, and foll

3355 Alurmnum m h g and dramng, nec 33% Nonferrous rolhng and dramnk nec XIS7 N&cu9 mredramne and hubhne

3275 cyp~mpmducts

E =?Eum

3354 AIumInw exhuded p m i u C b

3493 Steel springs, exapt wire 3494 Valves and pipe fittings, nec 3495 wiresplings 34% - fahis:rd -produc& 3457 Metalfoilandleaf 3498 Fabricakdpipeandfitlings 3499 Fabricated metal pnducts, nec

Industrial hhchinq and Equipment 351 1 Turblnes and turbine generator oeb 3519 lntmal mmbustion engines, nec 3523 Farmmschinaydequipment 3524 Lwn and garden equipment 3531 Conshuctionmachinery

3533 0 i l a n d g a s f I e l d " y 3!i34 Elevatonandmovingstninvar 3u5 Gnveyun and mnveying equipment 3u6 Hoists, crane, and monorails 3537 Industrial trudu and hactorp 3541 Machine tmls. metal cutting types 3542 Madthe tooh metal forming typr

3544 Spedd dies, tools. pgs, and fixture 3545 Machinetmlaoce4sores 3546 Power driven hand tools 3547 Rolling mill machinery 3548 Welding apparahu 3549 Metalworking machinq. nec 3552 TexUIemKhinw

= - g " r y

3s.a I n d u s m a l p n a

2633 Household laundry eqmpment 3634 Eleclnc house- and fans 3635 H a u e h d d v a m d e a n e n 3639 Household a*, nec

3643 C u r r e n t ~ g m g d e v l c e s 3644 N m R u r e n t - a r r y u r g ~ g d e n c s

3647 Vehicular lighting eqrupment

3641 Elffmclmp

ws ~ddmti.llightin~fi~hve~ w6 G"sd.llightingGx~

3652 F."ndd-Mdtap€S z w2zEzz-t 3661 Telephone and te*graph apparaha 5663 RadioudTVmmmunlation

3669 Ccmmunieitions equipment, nec 3671 meclmntuber 36R Rlntddrplltbosrd. 3674 Srrlcondudon and related devica 367s Elechrmicclpsctton 3676 Dectmucredston 3677 D e c t m u c ~ a n d t r a N f o m l m 3676 Elecaorucmmectors 3679 ~ecIrmuccompmenb, nec 3691 stolagebaneda ~

3692 Rimary banme, dry and wet 3694 F n p e dectrical equrpment 3695 Magneticandoptiralremrdmgmedia 3659 Decincal equipment and aupph, nec

~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ - 3363 Aluminum diecastings" 3553 Woodworking niachinery 3364 Nonferrous diecaotings, except 3554 Paper indushies machinery Transportation Equipment

aluminum 3555 Printing Irades machinery 3711 Motor vehicles and car bodies 3365 AluminumIoundries 3555 Foodpnducts&inery 3713 Trudiandbusbodies 3366 Coppafoundries 3559 Svedal induskv machinew, nec 3714 Motor vehicle parts and a-riep 3369 N d e r r o w foundries, nec 3561 h p and pukping equipment 3715 T ~ c k h n l l ~ 3398 Metal heat treating 3562 Ball and roller bearinm 3716 Motorhomes 3399 ~ a r y metal pducts, nec

Fabricated Metal Products 3411 Metalcans 3412 Metal barrels, drums, and pails 3421 cutlery 3423 Hand and edge tools, nec 3425 Saw blades and handsaws 3429 Hardwaronec 3431 Metal sanitary ware 3432 Plumbing fixture fittings and trim 3433 Heating eguipment, except electric 3441 Fabricated structural metal 3442 Metaldmrs,smh,andtrim 34.43 Fabricated plate work (holler shops) 3444 Shzetmeta! work 3446 Archtaiudmetalwork 3448 Prefabricatedmetalbulldings 3449 Mircllaneourmetalwork 3451 Sammachlnepmducts 3452 Sole, nub. rlvets, and w h e n 3462 handsteelforgings 3463 Nonfenwaforgings 3465 Automotivestamping, 346s G o ~ a n d c l m u r e s 3469 Mehlst.mpings,nec 3471 Platingandpolishing 3479 3482 5mall"smmunition

3480 smallarm3 3469 Ordinanmnndwcessories,nec 3491 industrialvalva 3492

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Metal mating and allied services

3483 AmmunitiaGexceptksdmw

Fluid power valves and hme fining3

3563 Alrandgasmmpre;brr 354d Blowenandfans 3565 Packagingmachinery 3566 spegl changers, drives, and gears 3567 Industrial furnaaeo and ovens 3568 Power bansinision equipment nec 3569 Cenml indushial machinery, nec 3571 Decbvniccomputen 35R Computer storage deviw

3577 Computer peripheral equipment nec 3578 calculating and accounting equipment 3579 Office machines, nec 3581 Automatic vending machines 3582 Commerdal laundry equipment 3585 Refrigeration and heatins equipment 3586 Measuring and dispmsing pumps 3589 service indusky machinery, nec 3592 Car- pistons, rings, valves 3593 Fluid power cyllndm and actuators 3594 Fluid power p u m p and moton 35% sule and balances, except laboratory 3599 lndusbiaImuhinery,nec

Electronic and Other Electric Equipment 3612 Transformen, except electronic 3613 Switchgear and switchboard apparatus 3621 Motm and generatoon 3624 Carton and graphite products 3625 Relays and industrial mnkob 3629 Eleclrical industrial apparatru, nec 5631 Household cooking equipment 3632 Household refrigerators and freezers

3575 &UlpUtR~eIlllh&

3721 3724 3728 3731 3732 3743 3751 3761 3764 3769 3792

Aircraft Aircraft engines and enfie parts Alruaft p u * ~ and equipment nec Ship bldlding and repiring Boat bulldlng and repairing Railroad equipment Motorcydes. bicycles, and puts Guided miosiles and spa- vehides Space pmpulsion units and parts Space vehicle equipment, nec Travel trailen and cam-

3795 Tank and tank oanpoknts 3799 TrwpomUon equipment nec

Inshuments and Related Products W Z search md n7ngatim 93y.ie.t 3821 Lsbonknyappnt rudfurmtve 3822 EnvimnmenWmntrub 3823 Rmrpntruliiurmmenh 3824 Ruld mnss and m h n g dew- 3825 L"uncnts b m- eledndty 3826 AnalyUalinrhu"b

mi instruments and 1- e " g and mnhdllng dMcs, nec

3811 Sugimiandnledialiiumunena 3842 Surgical appliances d supplies 3843 hul aquipment and suppha 3844 X-ray appuana and tube 3845 Decaomedimiqu~pment 3851 Ophthalrmcgcods 3861 F'hotognphic q i p m e n t and supphep 3873 Watches, clods, watchcases and puo

Note: nec = not elsewhere dawifid

,944 849 951 952 953 955 961 965 991 99J 995 996 999

Miscellaneous Manufactwing ndustries 1911 Jewelry, predousmetal 1914 Silvenvare and plated ware 1915 Jewelen' materials and lapidary work 1931 Mudcai insbu"ts

Doh and stuffed tom &e, toys, and &drew' v e l d w Sporhng and alhlehc AS, nec Pens and mRhwcd penah Lead penah and art go& M d g dew- Carbmppeandlnkednbbons

Fasten-. buttons, needle and pms Brooms and b m h w Sgnr and advertlslngrpeaalhes Burial raskets Hard surfaa? flon coyenngs, nec Manuktunng mdusmea nec

-P*

rransportation and Jtties :ailmad Transportation I11 Railroads, linehaul operating 113 Switdring and t&al devices

mal and Intenuban Passenger ransit 11 Local and suburban trmsit 19 LaQL passenger transportation, nec 21 Taxicabs 31 Interatyand rural bus transportation 41 Localbuscharterservice 42 Bus charter seMce, except lual 51 Wlmlbuses 73 Bus terminal and service f a d t i e

ntcking and Warehousing 12 Local truckin!& without storage 13 T ~ d r i n g except Id 14 Local hucking with storage 15 Courier services, except by air 21 FarmpodudHnreholrdngandstorage 22 Refrigerated warehousing and storage 25 General warehousing and storage 26 spedd warehousing and storage, nec 31 Trucking terminal fadlitiw

S. Postal Service 11 us.Poshlservia?

'ater Transportdtion I2 D e e p s e a ~ ~ t i c m d ~ g h t 24 Deep sea domfstic Irans. of freight +2 Fwighttnmpatabcn. ' OnmeCreatLaLa 19 Water transpxtation of freight, nec 31 Deep sea p m g e r kans., except ferry 32 Ferries 39 Water passenger transportation, nec 31 Marine a g o handling n Towing and Iugboat service X3 Marinas )9 Water transportation services, nec

ansportation by Air 12 Air msportation, scheduled 13 AircoUnerservica

4522 Air transputation, nonscheduled 4581 Airpart%, flying fields, and services

Pipelines,Except Natural Gas 4612 Gude peholeum pipeline 4613 Refined peholeum pipelin6 4619 Pipelinw,nec

Transportation Services 4724 Travel agenae 4725 Touropeaton 4 m P a n s e n g e r ~ t i o n a m n ~ t

nec 4731 FreighItruupatationPrnngemd 4741 Renhl of rallmpd cam 4783 Paddnganduating 47@5 Inspedon and fixed fadIitiw 4789 Transportation SRvlces, nec

communications 4812 Radiotelephone "munications 4813 Telephonemnmunietionsexceptradl, 4822 Telegraphandother comnuni.ations 4832 Radio braadcasting stations 4823 Television broadcasting stations 4841 Cable and other pay N senrices 4899 Communication services, nec

Electric, Gas, and Sanitary Services 4911 Electricservices 4922 Nahwal gas transmission 4923 Gas transmisoion and distribution 4914 Natural gas disbibution 4925 Gap production and/or distribution 4931 Electric and other seMces combined 4932 Gas and otha 0eMw combined 4939 Combination utilities, nec 4941 Water supply 4952 Sewerage systems 4953 Refuse sptems 4959 Sanitarysmim. nec 4961 4971 lnigation srtems

Steam and air mnditioning supply

Wholesale Trade Wholesale Trade, Durable Goods 5012 Automobiles and other motor vehicles 5013 Motor vehicle supplies and new 5014 Tuesandtubes 5015 Motor vehicle parts, urad YSZl Furniture 5023 Homefumishinks XI31 Lumber, plywcod and millwork 5032 Bri& stone, and related materials 5053 Rooling, siding and insulation 5039 Co~hurtion materials, nec 5043 Photographic equipment and supplie

YXS Computers, p e r i p h d , and software 5ln6co"ndal equipment, nec 5017 Medidnal and hospital equipment 504.9 Ophthalmicgmds 5019 Rokional equipment, nec 951 Metah service centers and offlces 5052 CDal and other mineral., and ore 5063 Electrical apparalur and equipment 5064 Electrical appianoes. N and radia 5065 Eleckonicparts and equipmat 3372 Hardware 5074 Flunbingandhydrmicheahgsuppiiw 5075 Warm air heating and air conditioning 5ojg Refrigeration equipment and supplies 5M)2 ConsmKtion and mining machinery

O f t R W p M l t

M83 Farmandgardenmsdunay

5085 IndwbialarppUs 5087 s e r v i c e w t a b l i h m e n t ~ p e n t 5618 T r a q = t a k " p m n t s n d a r p p b e 5091 S p o r t i n g a n d r e a e a ~ g o a l s 5092 Top and hobby goods and mppli~ y)93 Scrap and waste mate& 5094 Jewelry and prednu, ston6 50¶9 Durablepods,nec

Wholesale Trade, Nondurable GOOdS 5111 RLnhgandwritingpape 5112 %ationeryandofEa?supplIers 5113 I n d u s t d d a n d ~ a l i c e p a p e r 5122 I h p , propriehries, and undrle 5131 Piece goods and notions 51% Men's and bop' dothing 5137 Women's and childrens' dothing 5139 F c a t m 5141 Groceria.generalline 5142 Packagedfmzenfold?, 5143 Dairy products, except dried or mned 5144 Poultry and poultry products 5145 Confectionery 5146 Flshandvafoods 5147 Meats and meat products 5148 Fresh fruitsand vegetablw 5149 Gmceries and r&ted products, nR: 5153 Grain and field kans 5154 Liveskxk 5159 Farm-product raw materials, n s 5162 Plas\iomaterlaloand basicshapes 5169 Chemicadls and allied products, nec 5171 Petroleum bullr stations and terminals 5172 Peholeum products, nec 5181 Beerandale 5182 WLmr and distilled beveragw 5191 Farmsupplies 5192 Boolo. periodlcds, and newspaw 5193 Flowem and flo&M suppUes 5194 Tobaao and tobaao products 5198 Paints, varnishes, and suppUw 5199 Nondurable goods,nec

508( Indwbial machinery md equipment

Retail Trade supplies B u W i Materials and Garden

5211 LumberandoUlerbuildingmateriah 5231 P&S glass, and wallpaper s t n e 5251 ilrdwarestores 5261 Retailnursaiesandgarderu 5271 Mobilehomedealem

General Merchandise Stores 5311 Depsrtmentstore 5331 vuiaysh-ru 093 Mbplleuaa@&dhmaora

Food Stores 5411 Gmoerystore3 5421 Meat and fish muket 5431 Mt and vegetable markets 54.41 5451 Dalryproiuctsstores 5461 Retailbakers 5499 Misellaneous food storw

candy, nul, and wnfectionq stor-

Nocc: nec = not elsewhere dmi6ed.

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Automotive Dealers and Service ,

stations 5511 New and used car dealers 5521 Usedcardealers 5531 Auto and home supply stores 5541 Gasoline service stations 5551 Boatdealers 5561 Recreational vehide dealers 5571 Motorcjcte dealers 5599 Automotive dealer%, n a

Apparel and Accessory Stores 561 1 Men's and bop' dothing stores 5621 Women's dothing 9101- 5632 Womm's and spedalty stores 5641 5651 Family dothing stores 5661 Shoestores 5699 Miscellaneous apperel and a ~ c e ~ s o r y

StOIW

Gdldren's and infants' wear stores

Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores 5712 Fumiturestores 5713 Flmr covering stores 5714 Drapery and upholstery stores 5719 Miscellaneous home furnishings stores 5M Household appliance Stores 5731 Radio, W, and electronic stores 5734 Computer and software store9 5735 Record and prerecorded tape stores 5736 Musical instruments Stores

Eating and Drinking Places 5812 Eatingplaces

Miscellaneous Retail 5912 Drugstores and proprietary stores 5921 Liquor stores 5932 used merchandise stores 5941 Sporting goods and bicycle s h o p 5942 Bookstores 5943 Stationery stotes 5944 Jewelry stores 5945 Hobby, toy, and game s h o p 5946 Camera and photogrdphic supply stores 5947 Gift, novelty, and souvenir s h o p 5948 Luggageand leather goodsstores 5949 Swing. nedework, and piex goods 5931 Gb!og and m d orde houses 5962 Merchandising machine Operators

5983 Fueloildealers 5989 Fuel dealers, n s 5984 Liquefied petroleum gas dealers 5992 Fiorisb 5993 Cigar stores and stands 5991 N e w dealen and newsstands

5999 Miscellaneous retail stores, nec

5813 Drinkingplaces

963 Direct selling organizations

5995 Optidgoodsstores

Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Depository Institutions 6011 Federal R e m bank 6019 Cenbal reserve depository. nec 6021 National o ~ ~ n ~ c i a l banks 6op State commerdal banks 6029 Commercial banks. nec 6035 Federal savings institutions

6036 Savings institutions, except federal 6061 Federal credit unions 6062 Stateuedit unions @I F ~ b r m h m d b r a K h e P a g e x A 6082 FM+ kade and international bank 6091 Nandepoait bust facilities ho99 Functions related to depusit banking

Nondepository Institutions 6111 Federal and f e d e r a l y - s p o n d credit 6141 Pasonal credit institutions 61% Short-term business credit 6159 Mhd" brrdnerdtin5iitutim9 6162 Mortgage bankera and correspondents 6163 Loanbroken

Security and Commodity Brokers 6211 SeclPilybrokaranddules 6221 Commodity amaseb brokers, dealers 6231 s"ity and commodity exchanges 6282 lnvertmmo 6289 senuity and commodity services, nec

Insurance carriers 6311 Lifeinsurance 6321 Aaident and health insurance 6324 Hospital and medical service plans 6331 Fire, marine, and casualty insurance 6351 Surety insurance 6361 Titleinsurmce 6371 Pendon, health, and welfare funds 6399 Insurance carriers, nec

Insurance Agenfs, Brokers, and Service 6411 Insurance agents, brokers, and senrice

Red Estate 6512 Nonresidential building operators 6513 Apartment building operators 6514 Dwelling operators, except apartmens 6515 Mobile home site operators 6517 Railroad property l m n s 6519 Real property lessons, nec 6531 Real estateagentsand managers 6541 litleabstraci offices 6552 Subdividers and developers, nec 6553 Cemetary subdividers and developers

Holding and Other Investment offices 6712 Bank holding mmpanie 6719 Holdlng companies, nec 6R2 Management investment open-end 6Z!6 Investment offices, nec 6732 Educational, religious, etc. busts 6733 Tntsb,nec 6792 Oilroyaltykadw 6i94 Patent owners and 6798 Real estate investment husts 6799 Investors,nnff

Services Hotels and Other Lodging Places 7011 Hotels and motels 7m1 Rooming and boarding houses m2 Sporting and recreational camp 7U31 Trailer parks and campsites 7w1 Memberrhipbasis organization hotcls

Personal Services 7211 PowelalmdrieaWyandndoxnmerdal 7112 Garment p d n g and deana' ageno 77.13 LinenJupply 7215 Ginoperated laundries and deaning 7216 Dry deaning planh, except rug 7217 Grpet and upholsterydeaning 7218 Indushial launderen 7219 Laundry and garment services, nec

R31 Beautyshop 7241 B a r k s h o p 7251 shoe repair and shoephlne shop 7261 h r n d service and uematoties 7291 Taxntumpreparationmvices 7299 Miscellaneous p m o d service. nec

Business Services 7311 Adwtising agenaes 7312 Outdoor advdsing &ces 7313 Radio, TV, publishes representative, 7319 Adverriaing.nec 73n Adjushnent and mUedia, service8 7323 Geditrepartingservices 7331 Mrea mail advertising h c e p 7334 Photocopying m d duplicating services 7335 Commerdal photography 7336 Commexcial art and graphic design 7338 Seaehrialandmurtrepomng 7342 Disinfecting and pert amhol services 7349 Buildlng maintenarm services, nec 7352 M e d l d equipent rental 73% Heavy mnslruuCtiOn equipment rental 7359 Equipment rental and leasing. nec 7361 Employment a$endes 7363 Help supply seMoe?, 7371 Computer programming services 7372 Repackagedsoftwa~e 7373 Computer Integrated systems d e w 7374 Dahpmoessih&servior, 7375 Information retrieval d c e s 7376 Computer fadt ies managwent 73i7 Computer rental md leasing 7378 Computer maintenance and repair 7379 Computer related servioes. nec 7381 D e t d v e and armored car services 7382 Secun'ty systems services 7383 Newsyndicates 7384 Photofinishing laboratories 7239 Businaeservim,nnff

Automotive Rep&, Services, and Parking 7513 Truck rental a d lessink no drivers 7514 P - ~ c a r r e n t d 7515 PaaRIgercdrleaBing 7519 UWty kdlerrtlltal 7521 Automobile parking 7532 Topdbadyrrpl'andpaintshops 7533 Auto exhaust system repair shop 7534 Tirerehadm ' g and repk shop 7536 Automotive glass replacanent shop 7537 Automotive kansmiosion repair shops 7538 Genal automotive repair shop ?539 Automotive repair shop, nec 7542 carwashes 7549 Automotive rerviaeS, nec

N1 photographic studios, porkait

~

Note: nec not elsewhere da4ie-d.

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Miscellaneous Repair Services 7622 Radio and television repair 7623 Refrigeration &a and repair 7629 ElecMd r e p i shop. nec 7631 Watch, dock. and lnvelry repa@ 7641 Reuphoblay and hrmitufe reph

7694 Armature rewinding shops 7699 Repirsmvices,nec

Motion Pictures 7812 Motion pichue and video production 7819 Semie8.liiedta&notionpMures 7822 Motion pichuea and tap disbibuticm 1829 Motion pichue diotributim wsvice 7832 Mabnpictuntkaknexce~tmptdrive-in rlu3 Drivein motion picture theaten gill Videotaprental

PrusementandRecreationServim 911 Dance studios, uh& and halls '922 Theabical producefs and savices 929 EnterwneZ3 ad mtetalwcr; groups '833 Bowtingcenters 941 Sports dubs, managers, and promoters 948 Radng, including track operation 991 Physical fitnesa fadlities 992 Publ icgdmums 993 Coi-aperated amusement devices

997 M w b e n h i p s p o m a n d r t i m d u b s 999 Amusement and meatim, nec

Iealth Services 011 Offices and dinicl of medical doctors 021 Offices and dinio of dentists 031 OfRces of osteopathic physidans 041 Office3 and dinio of rMqnaclm 042 OfKces and dlnicl of optomeIrisb 043 Offices and dinio of pcdiaWs 049 Officpi of health prabitioners, n e D51 Wed nwse care fadlilies 052 Intermediate care facilities 359 Nursing and penonal are. nec 362 General m e d i d and surgical hospitals W Psychiatric hospitals 369 Spedalty hospitals, except psychiatric VI Medicallaboratories I72 Dental laboratories )82 Home health care services )92 Kidneydial@srmten E73 Spedalty outpatient clinics, nec B9 Health and allied services, n a

7592 Weldlngrepair

9% Amusunentparks

,egal Services 111 Legalsewices

ducational Services !I1 Elementaryandmdarydmols E1 GUegesanduniversities !ll Jiu~ioraUeges !3l ubraria

!44 Bluinruandsea~tarislschools !49 Vocational schools, n a !99 sd\ools and educational services. nec

!43 Datapmeesaingschwls

social SeNiCes 8322 Individual and family services 8331 Job IraMng and related service, 8351 olilddayoresewica 8361 Reddentialcve 8399 hdnlservicezn=

Museums, Botanical, Zoological Gardens 8412 Museumsandartgallme 8422 Botanical and zmloptcal gardens

Membership Organizations 8611 Burinearaodatioru 8621 Pmfesional organizations 8631 labororganizahons 8641 Qvicand sodal msodations 8651 P o l i t i c a l o r ~ t i o M 8661 Renglnuorganizations 8699 Membership organizations, nec

Engineering and Management Services 87ll Engineeringservicpi m2 AFchiMmrralservice, 8713 sweyingoenicss 8721 A ~ m ~ t i n g . auditing and bmwceeping 8731 Gmmerdal physical research 8732 Commercial nonphysical research 8733 Nonmmmerdal m a r c h organimtions W34 Testinglahtmiea 8741 Management services 0742 Management mnsultingservices 8743 Public relatiam savices 8744 Fadlities su'upprrt servica 8748 Business consultink nec

Private Households 8811 Private households

Services, Nec 8999 Senices,nec

Public Administration Executive, Legislative, and General 9111 ErauHveolfices . . . . -. . .__ . . . . . .. . 9121 Leplahve badlea 9131 Execuave a d legtslahve mmbtned 9199 General government nec

Justice, Public Order, and Safely 9211 6ur*, 9221 Policeprotechon 9222 Legalmdandprosxuhon 9223 Grreciional instituhons 9224 Fueproldon 9229 Publicorder and safety. nec

F a c e Taxation and Monetw , Policy 9311 Finance, taxation, and mnetary policy

- 9451 Adminl?lhtion of veterans' affair,

EnvimnmentdQlulilymdHousing 9511 ALr,m~,and.didwsLmuvgwslt 9512 Lud, mln- wildlife anservation 9U1 Hauingprogrms 9532 Urban and m " w t y development

Administration of Ewnomic

%I1 Admindgcners laaMmicp" %?I - h a &xn d v n a e m

9651 Regubhon of msc. " m e n d d m %61 Spsce "h and technology

National Security and International Affair9 Snl Nahonalscunly 9721 International a f f a h

Nondassifiable Establishments

prognms

%)I &@ah". d " h m d Uhlrtle %11 Regdahon Of rgndlural markeMng

9999 Nondasnhable eotablshment

Note nec = not elsewhew dauifird

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Appendix B- Industrial Experience by SIC Code Refer to the index for specific page numbers.

LYLcXxk 01) City of LA Department of Public Works, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, MSU Extension Service,

02) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, MSU Extension Service 07) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Missouri DNR, Thurston County Health 10) Montana SBAP 12) US EPA Region VIII, Wyoming DEQ 13) Alaska DEC 16) Kentucky Partners 17) City and County of San Francisco, Salt Lake City-County Health 20) Alabama WRATT, City of LA Department of Public Works, CMTC. Delaware DNREC, GTRI,

University of North Dakota

Iowa DNR. Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Kentucky Partners, New York DEC, North Carolina DEHNR, Ohio EPA, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, TNRCC, University of Wisconsin

Partners, Massachusetts OTA, North Carolina DEHNR, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, TNRCC, US EPA Region IV, Virginia DEQ

22) Alabama WRATT. Clemson University, CMTC, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, Kentucky

23) CMTC, CONNTAP, Kentucky Partners 24) CONNTAP. Georgia P2 Assistance Division, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Montana SBAP, Salt

25) CMTC, GTRI, Indiana P2 Institute, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Kansas State University,

26) Alabama WRATT, CMTC, CONNTAP, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, Kentucky Partners,

Lake City-County Health, West Virginia DEP

Kentucky Partners, New York DEC, North Carolina DEHNR, US EPA Region IV, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Virginia DEQ

Massachusetts OTA, New Jersey DEP. New York DEC, P2 Research Center, Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center, US EPA Region IV

IAMS, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Kansas State University, Kentucky Partners, Lincoln/Lancaster County Health, Massachusetts OTA, MSU Extension Service, Nevada County Hazardous Waste Task Force, Nevada SBDC, New Hampshire DES, Ohio EPA. Orange County Environmental Health, Pennsylvania TAP, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, Salt Lake City-County Health, South Carolina DHEC, TNRCC, Thurston County Health, US EPA Region IV, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Virginia DEQ

Clemson University, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, IAMS. Indiana DEM, Kentucky Partners, Massachusetts OTA, Missouri DNR. New Jersey DEP. New York DEC. Orange County Environmental Health, P2 Research Center, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, South Carolina DHEC, TNRCC, Virginia DEQ

27) City and County of San Francisco, Connecticut DEP. CONNTAP. Georgia P2 Assistance Division,

28) Alabama WRATT, Allegheny County Health Department, City and County of San Francisco,

29) Allegheny County Health, California DTSC, TNRCC, West Virginia DEP, Wyoming DEQ 30) Arizona DEQ, CMTC. CONNTAP, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, Indiana P2 Institute, Iowa

Waste Reduction Center, Massachusetts OTA, Nevada SBDC. New Jersey DEP, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center, TNRCC. University of Detroit Mercy, University of North Dakota, University of Wisconsin

Salt Lake City-County Health, TNRCC, West Virginia DEP 32) Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI. Iowa DNR, Kansas State University, Kentucky Partners,

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33) Alabama WRATT. Allegheny County Health, CONNTAP, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, IAMS, Indiana DEM, Indiana P2 Institute. Iowa DNR, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Kansas State University, Montana SBAP, New Hampshire DES, New Jersey DEP, New York DEC. Pennsylvania TAP, South Carolina DHEC. TNRCC. Virginia DEQ

Department of Public Works, Clemson University, CMTC, CONNTAP. Erie County DEP, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, IAMS, Indiana DEM. Iowa DNR, Iowa Waste Reduction

Massachusetts OTA, Michigan DCNR, Nevada SBDC, New Hampshire DES, New Jersey DEP, New Jersey TAP, North Carolina DEHNR, Ohio EPA, Orange County Environmental Health, Pennsylvania TAP, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, Rhode Island DEM, Salt Lake City-County Health, South Carolina DHEC, Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center, TNRCC, US EPA Region IV. Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Virginia DEQ

35) Alabama WRATT, CMTC, CONNTAP, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, Iowa DNR, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Kansas State University, Maine Metal Products Association, Massachusetts OTA. Montana SBAP, New Hampshire DES, New York DEC, TNRCC, US EPA Region IV. West Virginia DEP

36) California DTSC, City of LA Department of Public Works, CMTC, Clemson University, CONNTAP, Eastern Municipal Water District, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, Indiana P2 Institute, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Kentucky Partners, Massachusetts OTA, Nevada SBDC, New Hampshire DES, New York DEC, P2 Research Center, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, South Carolina DHEC, TNRCC, US EPA Region IV, US EPA Region VIII, Virginia DEQ

37) Allegheny County Health Department, California DTSC, CMTC, City of LA Department of Public Works, CONNTAP, Eastern Municipal Water District, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, GTRI, Indiana P2 Institute, Iowa DNR, Kansas State University, Maine Metal Products Association, New York DEC. North Carolina DEHNR. University of Detroit-Mercy, US EPA Region VIII. Virginia DEQ

34) Alabama WRATT Arizona DEQ, California DTSC, City and County of San Francisco, City of LA

Center, Kansas State University, Kentucky Partners, Maine Metal Products Association,

38) California DTSC. CMTC, CONNTAP, GTRI 39) City of LA Department of Public Works, CMTC, CONNTAP. Indiana P2 Institute, Iowa Waste

Reduction Center, Massachusetts OTA, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, US EPA Region IV

40) University of Wisconsin 41) Nevada SBDC, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, University of North Dakota 42) West Virginia DEP 44) City of LA Department of Public Works 45) City of LA Department of Public Works, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, West Virginia DEP 46) Georgia P2 Assistance Division 47) Michigan DCNR 49) Georgia P2 Assistance Division, Lower Colorado River Authority, TNRCC. University of North

50) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Salt Lake City-County Health, West Virginia DEP 51) Missouri DNR 52) City of LA Department of Public Works, Iowa Waste Reduction Center 53) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 54) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 55) City and County of San Francisco, Connecticut DEP, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Metropolitan

56) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 57) Iowa Waste Reduction Center

Dakota

Washington Council of Governments, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources

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58) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 59) CONNTAP, Iowa Waste Reduction Center 70) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, MSU Extension Service, University of the Virgin Islands. US €PA

71) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 72) Connecticut DEP. Indiana DEM, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Montana SBAP. MSU Extension

Service, Nevada SBDC. Orange County Environmental Health, Salt Lake City-County Health, Thurston County Health

73) California DTSC, City of Phoenix, CONNTAP, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Nevada SBDC, Salt Lake City-County Health, Thurston County Health, University of the Virgin Islands

74) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 75) Arizona DEQ, City and County of San Francisco, City of LA Department of Public Works, Colorado

Region Vlll

Department of Public Health and Environment, Eastern Municipal Water District, Erie County DEP, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, LincolnlLancaster County Health, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, MSU Extension Service, Nevada County Hazardous Waste Task Force, Nevada SBDC, New Hampshire DES, Orange County Environmental Health, Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control, Salt Lake City-County Health, Thurston County Health, University of Wisconsin, US EPA Region VIII. West Virginia DEP

76) City of LA Department of Public Works, CONNTAP, Iowa Waste Reduction Center 77) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 78) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 79) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 80) City and County of San Francisco, City of Phoenix, Indiana DEM, Iowa Waste Reduction Center,

Lincoln/Lancaster County Health, Massachusetts OTA, Michigan DCNR, Nevada SBDC, North Carolina DEHNR. Thurston County Health

81) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 82) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Thurston County Health, University of Texas at Arlington 83) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 84) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 85) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 86) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 87) CONNTAP, Georgia P2 Assistance Division, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, University of North

88) City and County of San Francisco,, Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Lincoln/Lancaster County Health 89) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 91) City of LA Department of Public Works, Iowa Waste Reduction Center 92) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, Massachusetts OTA 93) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 94) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 95) Iowa Waste Reduction Center, New Mexico State University 96) Iowa Waste Reduction Center 97) Alaska DEC, Iowa Waste Reduction Center

Dakota

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Index

Alabama .................................. 1 Alabama ..................

Arizona .................................. 3. 9

Babbidge . Tracey .

Barnett. Stanley ..................... 41 Baxter . Sharon K ................... 51 Bhada. Ron ............................ 36 Burnap. Parry .......... California ................. 4-9.13-14.33. 40

California Manu Technology Center .................. 5 Champagnie. Florette .............. 47 City and County of San Francisco Chief Administrator's Office City of LA Department of Public

............... 7-9

................ 19 ................. 10

Colorado .................................. 11. 49 Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Connecticut ....................

Delaware .................................. 13 Delaware DNREC .................... 13 Dick. Kevin ..............

District ................................... 13-14

Eller. Stanley ........... Erie County DEP .........

Frey. Tom ................

Gavette. Jenee ... Georgia ............... Georgia P2 Assistance Division ...................................... 15 Georgia TRI ............................... 16 Gibson, Larry ............................. 19 Gido, Jack ........... Gilbert, Leroy ....... Girasole, Richard Jr Goudreau, Pete ......................... 1 Grote . Rick ................................ 44 Hartley, Dave ............................ 4 Healey, Dr . Marcus ................... 36

Hoflezer, Pearl .......................... 40 Hunt, Gary ................................. 37 Hunter, Neal .............................. 43 Indiana ....................................... 16-1 8 Indiana DEM ............................. 16-17 Indiana P2 lnstitut Institute of Advan Manufacturing Sciences Iowa .................................. Iowa DNR ............ Iowa Waste Reduction

......................... 20-23

Kansas .........................

Kentucky .................................... 24 Kentucky Partners ..................... 24

Lawrence, Dave ....................... 16 Liebl, David ............................... 48 LincolnlLancaster County

Lower Colorado River Authority 26

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Maine ........................................ 26 Maine Metal Products

McGowan, William .................... 27 Metropolitan Washington Council

Missouri ................................... 31 Missouri DNR .......................... 31 Montana ................................... 31 -33 Montana SBAP ...... MSU Extension Se Nakata, Mark ............................ 7 Nebraska ................................. 25 Nehman . Gerald ...................... 47 Nevada ................... Nevada County Hazardous Waste Task Force ..... Nevada SBDC ... New Hampshire ........................ 35 New Hampshire DES ................. 35 New Jersey ............................... 35-36 New Jersey DEP ...................... 35 New Jersey TAP ....

New Mexico State University .... 36 New York ................................... 14, 37 New York DEC .......................... 37 Nichols, George ................... : .... 29 Noonan, Jim ............................. 17 North Carolina .....................

North Carolina DEHNR ............. 37-38 North Dakota ............................. 46 Ohio ........................ ~ .................. 19, 39 Ohio EPA .................................. 39 Orange County Environmental He Osborne, John N ....... Overcash, Michael ..... Pennsylvania ......... Pennsylvania TAP . Perelli, Vincent .......................... 35 P2 Research Center ................. 41

Rhode Island ............................ 41-42 Rhode Island Center for Pollution Control ....................... 41 Rhode Island DEM ...... Salt Lake City-County Health Departmnt ................... 42 Sasson, Anthony .................... 39 Shannon, Becky ..................... 31 Sonnenburg, Ted South Carolina ...... South Carolina D Southeast Manufacturing Technology Center .................... 43 St . Clair, Joyce .......................... 24

Toy-Chen, Donna ...................... 7 University of Detroit Mercy ....... 45 University of North Dakota ........ 46 University of Texas at Arlington 47 University of the Virgin Islands . 47 University of Wisconsin ............ 48 US EPA Region IV .................... 48-49 US EPA Region Vlll .................. 49 Utah .......................................... 42

Vermont Agency of Natural Resources ................... 50 Virgin Islands ........................... 47 Virginia ..................................... 51 Virginia DEQ ............................ 51 Vogel, Michael .......................... 32

Washington D.C ........................ 29 West Virginia ............................. 52-53 West Virginia DEP .................... 52-53 Wigglesworth . David ................. 2

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