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===Aluminum===
 
===Aluminum===
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We keep 4 aluminum  barrels on the warehouse floor, along the western wall, with the labels "sheet", "cast",  "extrudet", and "dirty".  Only a person trained in telling one kind from another should be putting aluminum in them. If you don't know, ask a certified advanced recycler to show you, or leave them in a box by the adv. recycling bench.
 
We keep 4 aluminum  barrels on the warehouse floor, along the western wall, with the labels "sheet", "cast",  "extrudet", and "dirty".  Only a person trained in telling one kind from another should be putting aluminum in them. If you don't know, ask a certified advanced recycler to show you, or leave them in a box by the adv. recycling bench.
  

Revision as of 15:15, 12 August 2006

Warehouse Floor Plan

Legend:                                              				    
CB = Hard Drive Curcuit boards   cb = Curcuit boards cleaned  			    
HD = Hard Drives Bodies          PL = Plastics      				    
AL = Aluminium                   MD = Motors and Drives 			    
SS = Stainless Steel             PS = Power Supplies				    
FN = Fans                        W  = Wire 					    
SP = Speakers                    CR = Cords and Ribbon Cable 			    
CP = Cell Phones                 CBM = Copper Bearing Material  		    
LT = Laptops for Recycle         MON = Monitors For Recycle   			    
P = Pallets                      B = Batteries    
UPS = Ups Land 
   
   
  
  
                                                                __________________________________________
                                                               | ____  ____  ____  ____  ____  ____  ____ | 
                                                               ||CB  ||HD  ||Al  ||SS  ||FN  ||SP  ||CP  ||
                                                               ||____||____||____||____||____||____||____||
                                                               | ____                                ____ | 
                                                               ||LT  |      __________              |    ||
                                                               ||____|     |__________|             |____||
                                                               |            ____________                  |
                                                               /           |Gaylords    |             __  |
                                                              /  ____      |____________|            |B | |
                                                               ||P   |                               |  | |
                                                               ||____|                               |__| |
                                                               |                                          |_
                         ______________________________________|
                        | _____________________________________
                        ||   Plastic                           |
                        ||_____________________________________|
                        | _____________________________________
                        ||    Calbag                           |
                        ||_____________________________________|
                        | _____________________________________                                             _
                        ||    Calbag                           |                                           |
                        ||_____________________________________|                                           |
                        | _____________________________________                                            |
                        ||    TCG                              |  __                         ____  ___     |
                        ||_____________________________________| |__|                       |cb  ||   |    |                                
                        | ____________________________     ____  ____                       |____|| D |    |                     
                        ||MONITOR TESTING STATION     |   |KB  ||MON |                       ____ | e |    |
                        ||   _________________________|   |____||____|                      |PL  || c |    |
                        ||__|                             |CBM ||CBM |                      |____|| o |    |
                      \                                   |____||____|                       ____ | n |    |
                       \           ____      ____      ____      ____                       |MD  || s |    |
                        |         |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                      |____|| t |    |
                        | __      |____|    |____|    |____|    |____|     ___               ____ | r |    |
                        ||  |      ____      ____      ____      ____     | S |             |PS  || u |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | O |             |____|| c |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | R |              ____ | t |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | T |             |W   || i |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | I |             |____|| o |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | N |              ____ | n |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | G |             |CR  ||   |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |___|             |____||___|    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                                     |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                                     |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                      _______________|
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                     | |             |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                     | |----------   |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                     | |         |   |   
                        ||  |     |____|    |____|    |____|    |____|                                 |   |
                        ||  |                          _________________________                 UPS   |   |
                        ||  |                         |                         |          | |         |   |
                        ||  |                         |_________________________|          |_|_________|___|
                        ||  |                                                                              |
                        ||  |                                                                              |
                        ||__|                                                                              |
                        |__________________________________________________________________________________|

Bench Bins

Ribbon Cable and Heavy insulated Wire

Home for all flat IDE and SCSI type cables. On occasion they will be attached to a steel faceplate held on by nuts. The nut driver should be used to remove the faceplate so that the ribbon cable can be placed in the bin. Thick heavy cords like those found on keyboards, mice, power cords, and the like go in here, also.

Plastic

Check all plastic for metal clips, screws, and locks before placing plastic in this bin.

Colored wire

This is where the multicolored wire clipped from the power supply goes. This wire is sorted for its light insulation to copper ratio, not for its color, so remember that black, white, and gray are also colors. All "skinny" wire goes here.

Motor Bin

Here is where CDROM drives, Floppy drives, and other drives come to rest.

Powersupplies

Before placing anything in here, remove all cable, and wire. Power adapters, like the powersources for speakers, printers and such, get their cord cut off, and then placed in a barrel.

Printed Circuit Board

Only trained Advanced Recyclers should be putting stuff in here, because placing things here is tricky, boards must be checked before going in. A motherboard must have the processor and battery removed before placing it in the bin. Also, some bigger pieces af aluminum(heatsinks) should get removed. A daughter board must have the steel faceplate removed. These boards are referred to as low density boards.

We also have high density boards. They are the circuitboards off the back of hard drives, and go into a barrel. We need to keep this barrel clean (no random circuitboards).

Steel

Computer Case and other steel goes here. This is the white postal tub that is armored with aluminum plates. Very Mad Max. This cart has wheels, but it is designed to roll on smooth, clean, unobstructed cement. It is important to note that the recycling floor and the parking lot outside are none of these things. When this bin becomes full, it needs to be rolled outside and tossed by hand into the forty yard drop box in the parking lot. Gloves are recommended as the inside edges of case steel are usually unfinished and brutally sharp. If today is Friday or Saturday, you will need to make it clear to all volunteers to fill the back of the bin as the front will almost certainly be full at this point in the week. There are metal stairs that you can safely climb to check the level of this bin or add things to it. If the Mad Max cart is too full, and it will get this way often without supervision, it is highly recommended that you empty it by hand from where it sits until the level of steel is low enough to allow it to be rolled outside safely.

Warehouse Bins and Barrels

These are gaylords on the warehouse floor that are fed mostly by receiving and you, the staff member.

Keyboards

Keyboards have their own gaylord, and is usually easily identifiable by the presence of keyboards. Before they can be placed in this box, the keyboards need to have the cords cut off. Wire-cutters are always available behind the recycling bench, and the severed cords are to be placed in the Heavy Insulated Wire bin.

C.B.M.

Copper Bearing Material is sort of an electronic catchall bin. Stereo equipment, VCRs, telephones, speakers, mice, scanners, modems, line switches, and all manner of computer adapters belong in the C.B.M. gaylord. Pretty much anything that seems like it might have copper inside of it and does not fit the criteria for the other gaylords can live in this box. Cut all wires before adding things to this bin.

Monitors

To be recycled monitors get placed tretris-style in one the gaylords. We now leave the cords and bases intact. Please don't put monitors with their screens facing down, but instead stack them in a way that will keep them from sliding and breaking. No more than 3 levels of monitors are stacked on top of each other, we have to be able to close the lid completely.

Aluminum

We keep 4 aluminum barrels on the warehouse floor, along the western wall, with the labels "sheet", "cast", "extrudet", and "dirty". Only a person trained in telling one kind from another should be putting aluminum in them. If you don't know, ask a certified advanced recycler to show you, or leave them in a box by the adv. recycling bench.

NOTE: The shiny metal posts that are on the heat sinks from the slot type processors are non ferrous and are considered clean.

Stainless Steel

Laptops

Hard Drive Circuitboards

Cell Phones

Fans

Speakers

Hard Drive barrel

Cardboard

Cardboard gets flattened and put outside in to the cardboard dumpster. If it seems full, climb in (at your own risk), and stomp it down.

Paper

Books, manuals, and the like go in the blue recycling cans that are over by the forklift. Separate out all software, plastic wrap and wire bound manuals and put only paper in these cans. One of these cans is for bottles and cans, but we generate far more paper than bottles and cans in a week, so both are frequently used for office paper. If it is Tuesday, the cans need to be brought out to the curb next to the northern entrance to the parking lot on the little patch of concrete.