It is Wednesday, my dudes
11-08-2017, 09:49 AM
#16
Call me Pebbles
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: I do all my own physics.
Posts: 5,908
Car Info: Moist
Emails from the branch director today:
Dear all,
It has come to my attention that on two separate occasions a syringe/needle was disposed in an employee’s office trash can, without their knowledge. This is a serious safety issue not only for your fellow employee but the janitorial staff as well. California law prohibits regular trash disposal and states that these sharps are considered to be home-generated, are prohibited from being placed in a solid waste receptacle, and must be transported for disposal in a sharps waste container per HSC 118286 (text provided below). The following link is to the list of home-generated sharps consolidation points should you need to dispose of your personal sharp device. Also, the City of Sacramento requires facilities that sell syringes to also have to accept them for disposal, so there should be several collection points relatively close by. Other cities such as Richmond or Brea may also have the same requirement. Also, most drug stores sell sharps waste containers and may even have prepaid mail-back kits for sale. From this point forward I ask that no one dispose of their sharps devices/needles into any [work] trash can.
It has come to my attention that on two separate occasions a syringe/needle was disposed in an employee’s office trash can, without their knowledge. This is a serious safety issue not only for your fellow employee but the janitorial staff as well. California law prohibits regular trash disposal and states that these sharps are considered to be home-generated, are prohibited from being placed in a solid waste receptacle, and must be transported for disposal in a sharps waste container per HSC 118286 (text provided below). The following link is to the list of home-generated sharps consolidation points should you need to dispose of your personal sharp device. Also, the City of Sacramento requires facilities that sell syringes to also have to accept them for disposal, so there should be several collection points relatively close by. Other cities such as Richmond or Brea may also have the same requirement. Also, most drug stores sell sharps waste containers and may even have prepaid mail-back kits for sale. From this point forward I ask that no one dispose of their sharps devices/needles into any [work] trash can.
11-08-2017, 10:13 AM
#19
Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: Antelope, CA
Posts: 124
Car Info: 2012 WRX HATch
Finally going back to college.. Not sure if I want to keep being in the military much longer. End of contract is in 2 years. Time to start planning for the future.
I want to see thor really bad, its not easy to go see movies when you have a toddler at home. Anyone wanna babysit? lol
I want to see thor really bad, its not easy to go see movies when you have a toddler at home. Anyone wanna babysit? lol
11-08-2017, 10:36 AM
#20
Bad Mudder Trucker
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 4,981
Car Info: 2013 Forester on Towstrap
