The University of Texas at El Paso

The University of Texas at El Paso

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The University of Texas at El Paso

HazWaste Supplies Request

Use this section to request hazardous waste supplies (e.g., containers, labels, secondary containment, absorbents, or other approved materials).

Please provide accurate details on the type and quantity of supplies needed to ensure proper fulfillment.

Requests should align with laboratory activities and current waste streams. All materials must be used in accordance with institutional hazardous waste procedures.

If you are unsure what supplies are required, please contact EH&S for guidance before submitting your request.

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Available Supplies

  • 1-Gallon liquid container

    A 1‑gallon, chemically compatible, leak‑resistant container designed for the collection and storage of liquid hazardous waste in laboratory settings. This container is intended for: Liquid chemical waste (e.g., solvents, acids, bases) Aqueous waste solutions Non‑pressurized liquid hazardous materials Containers must be: Properly labeled with waste information Kept closed when not in use Used only for compatible waste types (no mixing of incompatible chemicals)

  • 2.5- Gallon Liquid Container

    A 2.5‑gallon, leak‑resistant container designed for collection of larger volumes of liquid hazardous waste, particularly for processes that generate waste quickly and routinely. Suitable for solvents, acids, bases, and aqueous waste solutions. These containers can be rotated and reused for the same compatible waste stream, supporting efficient waste management for recurrent waste generation. Containers must remain properly labeled, compatible with contents, and closed when not in use.

  • 500ml liquid containers

    Chemically compatible, leak‑resistant container designed for the collection and storage of liquid hazardous waste in laboratory settings. This container is intended for: Liquid chemical waste (e.g., solvents, acids, bases) Aqueous waste solutions Non‑pressurized liquid hazardous materials Containers must be: Properly labeled with waste information Kept closed when not in use Used only for compatible waste types (no mixing of incompatible chemicals)

  • Clean Broken Glass Box

    Box for disposal of clean, uncontaminated broken glass. Do not use for contaminated materials; keep labeled and closed.

  • Hazardous Waste Stickers

    Pre‑printed labels for identifying hazardous waste containers. Must include contents, hazards, and start date; apply and complete properly for compliance.

  • Satellite Waste Accumulation Sign

    Sign to designate a hazardous waste Satellite Accumulation Area. Must be posted and visible to support proper waste management and compliance.

  • Secondary Container Tray

    Secondary containment for temporary storage of chemical containers to prevent spills and leaks. Must be compatible and properly sized.

  • Solid Waste Jar

    A durable, leak‑resistant container designed for the collection of solid laboratory hazardous waste debris, such as metal powders, contaminated soil, wipes, filter paper, and other solid materials generated during laboratory activities. This container is intended for solid waste only (no liquids) and must be used for compatible materials. Containers must be properly labeled and kept closed when not in use to prevent contamination or exposure and ensure safe handling and compliant disposal.

  • Spill Kit

    A spill response kit containing materials needed to safely contain and clean up chemical spills in laboratory areas. Typically includes absorbent pads, neutralizers (for acids/bases when applicable), gloves, disposal bags, and other response tools.