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Waste Reduction Guide for the Electronic Industry 2

by Titanas Border Waste Wi$ e Partnership City of San DiegoCity of TijuanaCal-EPA, Integrated Waste Management BoardU.S. EPAScience Applications International CorporationAutonomous University of Baja CaliforniaSan Diego State University Products, Processes and Wastes The macroelectronics industry covers 1) the assembly of … Continue reading

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Waste Reduction Guide for the Electronic Industry 3

by Jcarlosbulas Waste Reduction Techniques You have opportunities to improve waste reduction throughout your plant. While some techniques may be company-specific, many apply to all electronic manufacturers. Evaluate these techniques in terms of payback, annual savings and impact on your … Continue reading

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Waste Reduction Guide for the Electronic Industry 4

by MissMalaprop Packaging Reduction Reduce product packaging. Review all packaging specifications for redundancy and develop a policy that recommends or requires review of potential solid waste impacts of packaging requirements. Use reusable packaging. Determine the cost-benefit of replacing single-use corrugated … Continue reading

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Waste Reduction Guide for the Electronic Industry 5

by Wen Rou Cafeterias/Break & Rest Rooms Switch from disposable Styrofoam plates and plastic utensils to washable hard plastic plates and cups and stainless steel or reusable plastic utensils. This investment will pay off quickly. Many border facilities have implemented … Continue reading

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Waste Reduction Guide for the Electronic Industry 6

by MissMalaprop Enhance Your Waste Reduction Program Develop a written waste reduction policy statement from facility management to employees (e.g., encourage waste reduction to reduce facility costs and impacts on environment). Establish a waste reduction technical team composed of management … Continue reading

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Waste Reduction Guide for the Electronic Industry 7

by Auntie P BORDER WASTE WI$ E PROJECT PARTNER CONTACTS Mrs. Yvonne Williams Deputy Director Environmental Services DepartmentCity of San Diego9601 Ridgehaven CourtSan Diego, CA 92123-1636 Phone (858) 492-5076, Fax (858) 492-5021 Email: ycw@sandiego.gov Arq. Jose Luis León RomeroDirectorPublic Works … Continue reading

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Border Waste Wi$e Participation

by redeemdesigns Many companies have demonstrated that by reducing and recycling materials that would otherwise become trash, they can reap substantial savings, sometimes millions of dollars per year. Border Waste Wi$ e was developed to assist businesses in taking cost-effective … Continue reading

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Hasbro Manufacturing Services

by Noah Scalin Many companies have successful waste reduction programs. Border Waste Wi$ e wants to share the success of these companies and show how they can even accomplish more with our assistance. Hasbro Manufacturing Services, Juguetrenes, S.A. DE C.V., … Continue reading

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PHILIPS Consumer Electronics

by lydiashiningbrightly Philips Consumer Electronics Company’s Mexican group, Productos de Consumo Electrónicos Philips (PCEP) has developed a program in Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua which uses non-hazardous waste materials from its facilities in a beneficial way for the community. Not only does … Continue reading

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SONY, Tijuana, Mexico

by MissMalaprop Sony’s Video Tec de Mexico (VTM) plant, located in Tijuana, Mexico has made great strides in waste reduction and recycling. This plant, one of Sony’s largest worldwide, employs over 5,000, people in four facilities and assembles TVs, computer … Continue reading

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