Tenders are invited for Hazardous Waste Removal.

SCOPE OF SERVICES:



1.0 Description of Services Required:



Assist UNBC with the removal of hazardous wastes from the

University s Prince George

Campus, and to destroy and/or dispose and/or recycle and/or treat

these hazardous



wastes, as appropriate.



2.0 Project Deliverables



The contractor will be required to work closely with the University

of Northern British



Columbia - Risk Management and Chemstores departments to ensure

that all aspects of



the hazardous waste handling services are provided as required.



Contractor will indicate the method of destruction and/or disposal

and/or recycling and/or



treatment for each waste type. Contractor must warrant that the

facilities they use to



destroy and/or dispose and/or recycle and/or treat each waste type

comply with all



applicable laws and that the Contractor and the Facility have all

permits and licenses



required to carry out the tasks. Such proof must be made available

to the http://www.glasstechrecycling.co.uk/ University upon



request.



The Contractor will collect the hazardous waste from the University

of Northern British



Columbia Hazardous Material Area in the Teaching Lab Building, with

the exception of



glycol that will be picked up from the Power Plant in very close

proximatey to the Teaching



Lab Building. The pick-up areas for these building do not have a

loading dock, so the

contractor will need to use a truck with a hydraulic lift tailgate.

Waste collection is



expected to occur 1 to 2 times during a 12 month period. This

collection will take place



within 30 days of receiving a request from the University

Dispensing Chemist, or his



designate, on a date mutually agreed upon by the University of

Northern British Columbia -



Risk Management and Safety Office and the contractor. The amount of

hazardous waste



in a 12 month period is not expected to be below 2000 litres.



Prior to collecting any hazardous waste resulting from this

contract, the Contractor is to



inspect, at no additional cost, the on site storage facilities at

UNBC to ensure that our



storage containers comply with the best safety practices and all

applicable laws and



regulations. The Contractor should than, within 10 days of the

visit, submit written



recommendations to the University s Vice President of

Administration and Finance to



remedy any deficiencies.



At the time of collection, the Contractor will be provided with a

list of the constituents of



each hazardous waste container. The Contractor will then be

responsible for correctly



completing the manifests and transporting forms, as well as

providing Transportation of



Dangerous goods labeling and placards. Additional packing and

bulking may be required



during pickup.



The Contractor will provide and utilize the services of a minimum

of one person who is



fully qualified to respond to any incident that may arise involving

the hazardous you could check here waste in a



manner that complies with all appl



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