TWAC Protectant, Installation Manual

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TWAC Installation Manual Ver: 0118 CodeMark™ CMA-CM40036
INSTALLER WASTE DISPOSAL ASSESSMENT
NAME: DATE:
1. Which of the following statements are true?
a) All waste materials containing bifenthrin must be stored and disposed of in a safe manner.
TRUE / FALSE
b) There should be minimal waste material due to the nature of the products
TRUE / FALSE
c)
Waste materials requiring disposal would include empty Protectant™ Termite Barrier
System containers/packaging, spilled adhesive materials and any off-cuts from the
application of the System on-site.
TRUE / FALSE
2. Which of the following statements are applicable to the Protectant™ Termite Barrier?
a)
The Protectant™ Termite Barrier contains excessively large amounts of bifenthrin.
b) Though the bifenthrin in the Protectant™ Termite Barrier is fixed in the coating material, it
is a requirement of the APVMA that any unused material is placed in a suitable sealed
container and local and state regulations are followed for the disposal of solid waste in a
Government approved industrial waste disposal facility.
c)
Any Protectant™ Termite Barrier off-cuts must be discarded as waste because it is not
possible to re-use them during installation or during repair applications.
d) All of the above.
3. Which of the following statements are true?
a) The Barrier is supplied in re-sealable plastic bags and these plastic bags should be treated
as being potentially contaminated with bifenthrin and must be disposed of in the same
manner as would any discarded bifenthrin containing product.
TRUE / FALSE
b)
One of the Protectant™ Termite Barrier re-sealable plastic bags should be used by the
Installers to collect any waste materials including used outer packaging.
TRUE / FALSE
c)
Once the “waste” container is full it is to be returned to the White Ant Co to arrange for
disposal at the Government approved industrial waste disposal facility.
TRUE / FALSE
4. Which of the following statements in regards to waste disposal considerations are applicable to
ADULETH Termiticide?
a) The ADULETH Termiticide product does not contain bifenthrin, so its waste material does
not need to be treated as contaminated waste that needs to be disposed of in a suitable
sealed container and local and state regulations followed for its disposal.