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Published by LKM Recycling, 2019-05-24 04:35:49

LKM Safety Leaflet

Please take time to look at our new safety guidelines for accepted material into our sites.

LKM Recycling’s acceptance criteria of materials
to improve safety and quality.

To create a safer working environment for our staff
and the staff of our customers along the supply
chain, LKM Recycling will be following the guide-
lines set out in this leaflet.

These guidelines will also improve the quality of
material that we can supply and will thus keep our

prices competitive within the market

Materials creating hazards when included in bulk
ferrous scrap grades

-Closed/Pressurised Containers
-Munitions
- Batteries

- Radioactive Sources

Pressurised / Closed Containers

Both Type A (pressurised) and Type B (non-pressurised)
containers including cylinders will not be accepted when

they are included or concealed in any bulk scrap metal
grades such as frag feed.

Any Pressurised or non pressurised containers can cause safety issues for
staff when concealed in a bulk grade of material. This makes handling or

processing of the material dangerous.
LKM Recycling will potentially still accept containers if they are clearly
marked and declared as such when brought in and not concealed in another

grade.

Munitions

Any type of munitions in any condition, live, spent or
dummy rounds must be excluded from general ferrous or

non ferrous grades.

Any munitions can cause safety issues to our staff when concealed in any
ferrous or non feerrous bulk grade of material.

LKM Recycling will potentially still accept munitions if they are clearly
marked as such and declared as a seperate grade when brought in and not

concealed in another grade.

Batteries

Any type of batteries will not be accepted, concealed in
bulk scrap metal grades such as frag feed. This includes

but isn’t limited to lead-acid, Lithium, mercury, nickel

Any batteries create a hazard when concealed in a bulk load of any ferrous or
non ferrous grade. Batteries contain corrosive substances and are a massive

fire risk. We will not accept any loads with concealed batteries
LKM Recycling can accept certain types of batteries if they are clearly
marked as such and declared as a seperate grade when brought in and not

concealed in another grade.

Radioactive Material

Any type of radioactive material will not be accepted in
anyway. Radioactive material must be dealt with by a

specialist waste management company

Including this material in with bulk scrap metal grades can contaminate the
site and put thousands of peoples lives at risk along the supply chain. LKM
operate a Zero tolerance policy towards radioactive material and will not
accept any load with radioactive material concealed in it.

Non Metallics / Dirt

Strict requirements are now in place to stop dirt and non
metallics being included in any bulk load of scrap. Both

frag feed and weee will contain a percentage of non
metallics. Please ensure your best efforts to keep non

metallics and dirt out of bulk loads

Other Materials to be excluded from
Frag Feed, 1/2, 0A and WEEE

-Any items containing refrigerants (CFC’s, HFC’s)
-Items containing Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB’s)

-Any Asbestos materials
-Any Display screens (TVs Monitors, or CRT screens)

-Fluorescent tubes
-Printer & Toner cartridges
-Any Hazardous or bio hazardous substances
-Nitrogen Oxide Cartridges

-Magnesium Metals
-Any Batteries

-Any Tyres (unless part of Complete ELV)
-Beer Kegs

LKM Recycling
Brooker House
Symmonds Drive
Sittingbourne

Kent
ME10 3SY
01795 439393
lkm.org.uk


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