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HHW Event Collection and Transport Services

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NJ, USA

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This scope was carved out of OCHHW2026.

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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE AND DEPARTMENT WASTE DISPOSAL

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AgencyNew Jersey → Solid Waste Management
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Performs on-site collection, unloading, and transport of hazardous waste for prime contractors on Ocean County Solid Waste Management community events. Manages 6-hour collection windows, accepts HHW from pre-registered participants, and recycles corrugated boxes. Requires roll-off containers, certified scales, and dry vermiculite. Must have USEPA ID, NJDEP license, and 40-hour OSHA training. Delivers transported waste and scale tickets.

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