Environmental Health & Safety Recharge Rates
| Chemical Waste (effective July 1, 2009) | |
|---|---|
| Waste Stream per item charge (ordinary chemical waste) | $4.00/item |
| Waste Stream per unit charges (ordinary chemical waste) | |
| Non-reactive chemicals Examples: toxics, corrosives, aerosols and recyclable mercury |
$5.15/lb |
| Reactives and mercury-containing chemicals Examples: cyanides, hydrazine, metal powders. Excludes recyclable mercury. |
$33.02/lb |
| Contaminated Debris Examples: Lab debris, construction debris |
$0.94/lb |
| Flammable and Toxic Liquids Example: flammable solvents and some mixtures |
$0.89/lb |
| Used Motor Oil and Oily Water | $3.37/gal |
| Photographic Waste | $6.52/gal |
| Batteries | $2.50/lb |
| Controlled Substances | $11.25/lb |
| Medical Waste | $1.03/lb |
| Unknowns | |
| Unknown items | $36/item + cost |
| Special Projects | |
| Chemical Waste Special Projects and Extraordinary Waste1 | Cost + 25% |
| 1Special projects include construction support, lab clean outs and off-site waste pickups which are contracted out on a full-service basis, resulting in a smaller necessary markup. Recharges will be made near the time of service, based on estimated costs and adjusted once the final accurate vendor bill is received (sometimes greater than 60 days). | |
| Fire & Life Safety Services (effective July 1, 2009) | |
|---|---|
| Fire & Life Safety - Construction Services | |
| Campus | $151/hr |
| Affiliates | $160/hr |
| Non-Campus, Non-Affiliates | $227/hr |
| Fire & Life Safety - Services to Non-State Supported Facilities/Services, Basic or Special Events | |
| Campus | $121/hr |
| Campus Affiliates | $128/hr |
| Non-Affiliated, Non-Campus Clients | $182/hr |
| Sanitation Licensing Facility Fees (effective as of July 1, 2009) | |
| On-Campus Clients | |
| Small Food Facility | $640.00/year |
| Standard Food Facility | $1,280.00/year |
| Large Food Facility2 | $2,560.00/year |
| Swimming Facility | $2,560.00/year |
| Sanitation Hearing | $320.00/hearing |
| Other Services | $128.00/hr |
| Affiliated, Non-Campus Clients | |
| Small Food Facility | $666.00/year |
| Standard Food Facility | $1,331.00/year |
| Large Food Facility2 | $2,662.00/year |
| Sanitation Hearing | $333.00/hearing |
| Other Services | $133.00/hr |
| Non-Affiliated, Non-Campus Clients | |
| Small Food Facility | $960.00/year |
| Standard Food Facility | $1,920.00/year |
| Large Food Facility2 | $3,840.00/year |
| Sanitation Hearing | $480.00/hearing |
| Other Services | $192.00/hr |
| 2Large Food Facility includes major food facilities operated by Residential and Student Service Programs (RSSP), Memorial Stadium and the Greek Theater. | |
| Radiation Safety (effective as of July 1, 2009) | |
| Radiation Use Authorization (RUA) Program | |
| Radioactive Material Use Fee3 - class 3 | $2,449/year |
| Radioactive Material Use Fee3 - class 2 | $2,100/year |
| Radioactive Material Use Fee3 - class 1 | $1,472/year |
| Electron Microscope and Admin RUAs4 | $63/year |
| Radiation Producing Machine Use Fee5 | $515/year |
| Non-Routine Survey Fee | $341/year |
| Late Dosimetry Fee | $76/year |
| 3This annually assessed fee includes: routine surveys, dosimetry, package inspection and delivery, instrument calibration, routine radioactive waste management (liquid scintillation vials, and lab debris), RAM licensing fees and other cost associated with RAM safety. The classification and fees are based on hazard guide values. Higher hazard classifications typically require more dosimetry, more package delivery, more waste, and instrument calibration, therefore more cost. | |
| 4This annually assessed fee includes: registration tracking and other costs. Admin RUAs are established for research use of a source or Radiation Producing Machine (RPM) where another PI has primary responsibility. | |
| 5This annually assessed fee includes: routine surveys, dosimetry, instrument calibration, RPM licensing fees, and other cost associated with RPM safety. | |
| Other Services | |
| Construction and Non-Routine Technical Support6 | $149.00/hr. |
| Non-Routine Radioactive Waste and Other7 | Vendor cost |
| 6Services beyond routine and defined RUA Program activities that require additional contractor/temp staff. Non-routine services include new construction support, follow-up assistance in decontamination after a spill, special compliance assistance, contamination requiring contractor or licensed assistance, internal dose contamination, accident investigation, litigation assistance, and fire, sprinkler or earthquake assistance. | |
| 7Non-routine radioactive waste includes: sources, mixed waste, long-lived aqueous, etc. Other costs include specialized vendor bioassays, instrument calibrations, etc. | |
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