Simple Steps To Recycling
1. Call, email or fax for quote.
2. Schedule pick-up for lamps, ballast and/or CFLs.
3. Allow 15-30 days for pick-up.
4. Recycling certificate issued with invoice.
Lamp Recyclers of Montana
1-800-879-3458
406-782-3342 Fax
orders@lamprecyclemt.com
Recycling cost is priced per foot. Discounts for large quanities. As low as $.10/ ft.
- No Pick Up Charges
- No Labor Charges
T12 Lamps
T8 Lamps
U Bend Lamps
We accept any size of lamp.
Thanks to our customers in 2010. We prevented over 35,000 lamps, and 4,500 lbs. of ballast from going into Montana landfills!
***New Regional Rates Map***
Rates are based on regions 1 to 5 for the state. Find your region and check your recycling rates here!
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Setting up a Recycling Program
The following steps should be used as a guide in setting up a lamp recycling program for your company:
- Designate an area within your organization to store used lamps.
- Larger organizations may need more than one storage location.
- Consider if your storage facility needs to be in a secure location and accessed only by authorized personnel.
- Appoint a member of staff who will be responsible for managing the storage facility.
- Agree the necessary procedures for accessing the storage containers.
- Review all the health and safety issues relating to the storage of hazardous waste. Frequent removal of used lamps rather than bulk storage is worth considering.
- For storage in bulk, ensure loading and delivery requirements (e.g. folk lift access) are met.
- Inform your employees about the dangers of Mercury contained in fluorescent lamps and explain your recycling program.
- All employees and contractors involved in the recycling program should be trained in the safe handling of these items.
- Document and distribute procedures for dealing with accidental lamp breakages.
- Ensure a Hazardous Waste Consignment Note is raised for each shipment of waste. Your authorized representative and the recycling company’s driver should sign this on collection. One copy should go with the driver and one kept on site as a record of despatch.
- Ensure accurate records are maintained showing each movement of hazardous waste. These may be required by officers of the EPA.