Help Recycling your old battery Cat. No. Recycal

Are you exposing your company to an environmental liability? Process: Do you have a process in place to manage recycling your spent lead-acid batteries? Documentation: Is your recycling process and audit trail fully documented? Recycler: Does your company use a 3rd-party recycling firm? Are they licensed? Awareness: Is your company aware of the potential liability due to improperly recycling batteries? Your company could be at risk if you are unsure or answer NO to any of these questions. Why You Should Be Concerned Federal, provincial, state, and local environmental laws regulating the storage, transportation, and recycling of spent lead-acid batteries are constantly becoming more stringent. As regulations become tougher your risk of noncompliance increases. Penalties for non-compliance could include large fines and criminal prosecution. In addition, customers are becoming more sensitive to companies regarding their responsibility to environmental compliance. Your business could be affected as customers question your stewardship to the environment as well as safety to others. Most importantly, without a compliant recycling partner, your company could potentially be damaging the environment and affecting the safety of others. The Solution GNB Industrial Power owns three North American secondary lead smelters for the recycling of spent lead-acid batteries and other lead bearing materials. The facilities are strategically located throughout the United States. All of the facilities operate under the RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) Part B Hazardous Waste Facility Permits issued by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and corresponding state environmental regulatory agencies, or approved interim status awaiting final issue of such permits. GNB Industrial Power owns two North American secondary lead smelters for the recycling of spent lead-acid batteries and other lead bearing materials. Our facilities are located to easily serve our customer base in every state. Our facilities operate under the RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) Part B Hazardous Waste Facility Permits issued (or interim status) by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and corresponding state environmental regulatory agencies. Benefits For Your Company Documentation certifying the entire spent lead-acid battery disposal process Frees you from regulatory burdens of handling lead Keeps recyclable materials in the manufacturing stream instead of landfills Convenience of one phone number to arrange for pick-up anywhere in the United States or Canada Good corporate citizenship by managing resources and reducing your carbon footprint Peace of mind knowing your partner operates company-owned facilities permitted by environmental regulatory agencies and uses freight carriers capable of transporting used lead-acid batteries We can help you recycle your old batteres. Send Email What do you have?: The Battery I Have is ..