In the automotive industry there are hazardous and dangerous wastes just about everywhere you look. Working in the automotive industry you can encounter many potential pollutants provide technical assistance to all SQG (small quantity generators) on the importance of keeping those wastes out of our waterways.
Please remember that whatever goes down the drain, unless connected to sanitary sewer is going directly into Puyallup River, then into Puget Sound. Only Rain down the Drain.
Storing Recyclable / Used Materials
Used oils and dangerous wastes should be stored under cover or inside in a secondary containment area so that leaks and spills are contained and are easier to clean up in case of a spill.
Department of Ecology has a list of businesses that recycle used materials,
click here for the link.

LightRecycle Washington
As of January 1, 2015, according to RCW 70.275.080
ALL mercury containing lights
MUST be recycled. LightRecycle program allows Washington State residents and businesses to recycle mercury containing light bulbs and tubes. Recycling the lights protects the environment by reducing the release of mercury, a potent neurotoxin.
There is a limit of 10 lights per visit.
To locate a recycling facility near you,
click here.
