FUELS BLENDING
Waste Management's approved outlets can collect and store your waste petroleum products, combine them with similar products from other sources and then remarket them as fuels to specially permitted industrial facilities.

INCINERATION
Waste Management can arrange for your industrial or hazardous wastes to be transported to an appropriately permitted incineration facility for destruction in accordance with all pertinent local, state and federal regulations.

SPECIALIZED TRUCKING
Large-scale construction and remediation projects often require the use of oversized or specialized trucks. Waste Management, through its network of transportation specialists, can obtain any type of truck in any number for any location quickly and affordably.

BACKFILL SERVICES
Construction and remediation projects often require the importation of soil to fill excavation areas. As part of its service, Waste Management can arrange for such soil to be delivered and professionally applied in preparation for subsequent landscaping, paving or construction.

HHW CLEANUPS
In areas where Household Hazardous Waste centers have yet to be built, Waste Management can arrange for HHW specialists to stage community collection events to ensure that such wastes receive proper handling and disposal.

LIGHT REMEDIATION AND EXACATION SERVICES
In areas where Waste Management's remediation services are not available directly, the company will work with its local partners to help customers with small-scale soil excavation and clean-up projects.

SPILL RESPONSE, UNPLANNED REMEDIATION SERVICES
Accidents can happen any time, anywhere. When a chemical spill or other industrial accident occurs in an area too far from a Waste Management facility to allow an expeditious response, Waste Management can work with a local partner to get the right people and right equipment on-site quickly to minimize damage and return the area to normal as quickly as possible.

LAMP RECYCLING
Although Waste Management does not directly recycle lighting equipment, is has close working relationships with recycling specialists that can provide excellent service under the same service guarantees customers enjoy when working directly with Waste Management. Lamp recycling includes:

	Fluorescent lamps (4' to 8')
	Shielded lamps
	HID lamps
	Incandescent bulbs
	Flood lamps
	Neon lamps
	UV lamps
	Sodium lamps

BALLAST AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Through its quality subcontractors, Waste Management can provide safe collection and disposal of most ballast and electrical equipment, even those containing hazardous materials such as PCB's, including:

	Fluorescent light ballast (PCB)
	Fluorescent light ballast (non PCB)
	Mercury switches
	Phone relays
	Ignition tubes
	Lamp fixtures

DRY CELL AND WET CELL BATTERIES
Because they contain hazardous chemicals, dry and wet cell batteries are not permitted in most Subtitle D landfills and must be handled by hazardous waste specials. Through its qualified and approved outlets, Waste Management can arrange for the safe, responsible disposal of your waste batteries, including those containing:

	Nickel cadmium
	Lead-acid
	Alkaline
	Lithium
	Silver-oxide
	Mercury
	Zinc

E-SCRAP
In many parts of the United States and Canada , Waste Management is able to recycle used computers, keyboards, televisions and other electronic waste (e-scrap) through its eCycling services. Waste Management can also subcontract to a variety of equally qualified and environmentally concerned outlets to responsibly recycle a wide range of electronic items, including:

	PC monitors
	Keyboards
	Hard drives
	Printers
	Fax machines
	Copiers
	Other electronic equipment

LABPACK DISPOSAL
Waste Management can arrange with qualified labpack technicians to see that hospital and laboratory labpacks are collected and disposed of in strict accordance with all state and federal environmental standards.