End of the School Year, Beginning of School Maintenance
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
While some of us celebrate the end of the school year, it’s
just the beginning of an often hectic time of year for many long term school
maintenance programs, just waiting for the time that classrooms aren’t filled with
students. It’s time to deal with major
maintenance programs. If that means lighting, hardware and network
infrastructure upgrades, your work has just begun, and you have only two months
to complete the work! Air Cycle takes
the hassle out of your lighting and electronic waste recycling, which allows
you to concentrate on your project work.
When your project comes to an end, let us help you maintain
your recycling program with our easy to use EasyPak Recycling Containers. Sustainability
tracking and recycling metrics are all part of documenting and ensuring
compliance, with applicable State and Federal laws. Make it easy to recycle by ordering
new recycling containers for the upcoming fall rush.
And once your project is complete, don’t let spent lamps,
batteries, ballasts, and electronics clutter basements and storage closets at
your school. We provide a simple solution to stay in compliance with state and
federal recycling regulations with a single cost-effective solution. Here’s how
EasyPak Recycling can make a difference in your facility.
- Select Containers: choose from lamp, ballast, battery, electronics and thermostat recycling containers. Once you have your containers selected, complete the checkout process to start a Sustainable Program.
- Fill With Waste: Fill containers with your fluorescent lamp, battery, ballast, electronic, or thermostat waste. The containers you use for storage are UN Certified for safe transport, and come with full instructions.
- Return and Repeat: Each container comes with a UPS pre-paid shipping label. Follow instructions printed on the container and call to schedule a pickup. As soon as we receive your EasyPak™ container for recycling, we'll ship you a replacement container automatically.
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