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=Bench Bins=
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==Ribbon Cable==
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
 
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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.
 
  
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==Plastic==
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==Bench Bins==
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#E-RECYCLING|Vendor: E-Recycling]]'''
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===Plastic===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Total Reclaim|Vendor: Total Reclaim]]'''
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All plastic coming from computer cases, and most other electronics go into the gaylord marked plastic. They should be marked with these letters or combo of letters: HIPS, PS, ABS, HI.
 
Check all plastic for metal clips, screws, and locks before placing plastic in this bin.
 
Check all plastic for metal clips, screws, and locks before placing plastic in this bin.
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*Floppies and media( not CDs) go into the small gaylord over to the side next to the table. Floppies get taken apart and the aluminum and steel get separated. Videotapes get steel screws removed, zip disks broken apart for steel and aluminum. No metal in this bin.
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*CDs get collected separately, they are a different kind of plastic, and are actually somewhat valuable.
  
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==Colored wire==
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===Ribbon Wire===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
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* just ribbon wire
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===Colored wire===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
 
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.
 
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.
  
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==Heavy Insulated Wire==
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===Copper Bearing Material===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
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Thick heavy cords like those found on keyboards, mice, power cords, and the like go in here.  This is the place for cords that are thickly insulated, way more plastic than wire.
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Here is where power supplies, floppy drives, stereos, and other CBM comes to rest.
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Copper Bearing Material is sort of an electronic catchall bin.  Stereo equipment, VCRs, telephones, speakers, mice, 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. Anything that is suspected of having batteries (wireless mice) or nice mid-grade circuit boards (optical drives, zip drives, and network devices) should be set aside for further deconstruction. Please no wood, batteries or big pieces of glass in here.
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===Power supplies===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
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*go in to CBM after wire is cut off
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===Printed Circuit Board Medium===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Hallmark|Vendor: Hallmark]]'''
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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 ''medium'' density boards.
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==Motor Bin==
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===Printed Circuit Board Low===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
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Here is where CDROM drives, *Floppy drives, and power supplies come to rest. Power supplies include "wall warts" as well as the ones found inside computers. In either case, the procedure is the same. Clip the wires off of the power supply and put that wire into the colored wire bin. Place the unopened power supply in the motor bin.
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This is a new category for us. Only trained Advanced Recyclers should be putting stuff in here. If you're not sure if it is low or medium, set it aside, and ask Liane when you see her. To identify these boards look on both sides. If one side is brown, it is low. If it has very little circuit on it, no chips, and a bunch of resistors, it is low. If circuits are only on one side, it is low.
  
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==Printed Circuit Board==
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We also have ''high'' density boards. They are the circuitboards off the back of hard drives, and go into a barrel.   
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#HALLMARK|Vendor: Hallmark]]'''
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We need to keep this barrel clean (no random circuitboards).
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Placing things here is tricky, things must be checked before going in. A motherboard must have the processor and battery removed before placing it in the bin.  A daughter board must have the steel faceplate removed and should have the gold contacts or fingers cut off before coming to rest in the Circuit board bin.  If it does not, place it in daughterboard pre-op, or remove the faceplate and cut the fingers off.
 
 
* Special Note: [[Clean Circuitboards]]
 
* Special Note: [[Clean Circuitboards]]
  
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==Steel==
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===Steel===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#BOB.27S_METALS|Vendor: Bob's]]'''
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*'''[[PDX Recycling Vendors# Waste connection Inc |Vendor: Schnitzer Steel]]'''
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Computer Case 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 wooden 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.
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Computer case and other steel end up here. We use the red push cart to collect steel from the bench and empty it when full. 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. The stairs and 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.
  
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=Warehouse Bins=
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==Warehouse Bins and Barrels==
 
These are gaylords on the warehouse floor that are fed mostly by receiving and you, the staff member.
 
These are gaylords on the warehouse floor that are fed mostly by receiving and you, the staff member.
  
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==Keyboards==
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===Monitors===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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*'''[[PDX Recycling_Vendors#Total Reclaim|Vendor:Total Reclaim]]'''
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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.
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Monitors are now separated in Covered Electronic Devices(CEDs) and non-CEDs and need to be stacked in to the right gaylord. Please ask a staff member which ones go where.
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To be recycled monitors get placed tetris-style in the gaylords. We can leave the vga cords and bases intact, but it is ok to remove the base to get better stacking results. If the power cord unplugs easily it should be removed.
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Please don't put monitors with their screens facing down or up, but instead stack them in a way that will keep them from sliding and breaking.
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No more than 3 levels of monitors are stacked on top of each other, we have to be able to close the lid completely.
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===Aluminum===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
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We keep barrels on the warehouse floor, along the western wall, with the labels "clean sheet", "clean cast",  "clean extruded", stainless steel. One gaylord is reserved for mixed dirty aluminum.  Only a person trained in telling one kind from another should be putting aluminum in any of 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.
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===CED Laptops ===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Total Reclaim|Vendor: Total Reclaim]]'''
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===Hard Drive Circuit boards===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Hallmark|Vendor: Hallmark]]'''
  
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==C.B.M.==
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===Cell Phones===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#ReCellular|Vendor: ReCellular]]'''
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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.
 
  
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==Aluminum bin==
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===Hard Drive chassis===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#Metro Metals|Vendor: Metro Metals]]'''
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Often there will still be fans, steel, processors and things on a lot of the aluminum. We keep an aluminum bin on the warehouse floor in an attempt to keep the profits up by keeping the aluminum as pure as we can.  You should hand sort the clean aluminum into the bin, keeping back the polluted aluminum that needs further attention.  You can put that which needs further attention in a box and set a volunteer on cleaning it, or just set it aside. NOTE: The shiny metal posts that are on the heat sinks from the slot type processors are non ferrous and are considered clean.
 
  
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==Hard Drive bin==
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===Cardboard===
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*'''[[PDX_Recycling_Vendors#QUANTUM|Vendor: Quantum]]'''
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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.
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This is the gaylord where they go when the barrel is full.  This barrel will be a hundred or more pounds heavy and will require two people and a dolly to bring it over to the bin. They should be hand loaded into the bin while sorting out the inevitable floppy and CDROM drives.
 
  
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==Cardboard==
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===Paper===
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There is a wooden cage that lives on or near the forklift, this is where broken down corrugated cardboard boxes go.  When it is full, find a forklift driver to empty it.  This only works Tuesday thru Friday before 4:30p.m. if it is Saturday or after 4:30, then make a pile of broken down boxes somewhere nearby but out of the way.
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Books, manuals, and the like go in the blue recycling cans that are to the east of the warehouse door.  Separate out all software, plastic wrap and wire bound manuals and put only paper and plastic bottles in these cans.   If it is Thursday, the blue bins need to be brought out in front of the steel bin.
  
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==Paper==
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==Old, Outdated, Interesting Warehouse Floor Plan==
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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.
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  P  = Pallets                  AL = Aluminium                               
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()  = Barrel                    GBM  = Circuit boards medium 
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                                  LTB = Laptops Bottoms
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            GBML = Circuit Board Low
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                                  PL  = Plastics         
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                                  MON  = Monitors For Recycle                                                    PS  = Power Supplies    
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                                  W    = Wire    
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                                  CR  = Cords
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          RW  = Ribbon Cable
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                                  CBM  = Copper Bearing Material     
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                                  B    = Batteries     
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                                  HC = Hard Drive Circuit boards 
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                                  SS  = Stainless Steel
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                                  UPS  = Ups
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                                  HD = Hard Drives Bodies
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                                                                __________________________________________
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                                                                | ____      ____    ____  ____            |
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                                                                ||LS  |    |    |  |HD  ||AL  |  (SS) (AL) |
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                                                                ||____|    | T  |  |____||____|  (AL) (AL)||
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                                                                | ____ __  | R  |        |GBML|  (HC) (AL) |
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                                                                ||pallets  |    |        |____|          ||
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                                                                ||______  | ___|        ____            ||
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                                                                |                        | B  |            |
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                                                                /                        | E  |            |
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                                                              /                  ____  | A  |            |
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                                                                |                |P  | | R  |            |
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                                                                |                |____| |____|            |
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                                                                |                                          |_
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                          ______________________________________|
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                        | _____________________________________
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                        ||  Total Reclaim                    |
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                        ||_____________________________________|
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                        | _____________________________________
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                        ||    Total Reclaim                    |
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                        ||_____________________________________|
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                        | _____________________________________                                            _
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                        ||    Bear                            |                                          |
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                        ||_____________________________________|                                          |
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                        | _____________________________________                                            |
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                        ||    Bear                            |  __                        ____  ___    |
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                        ||_____________________________________| |__|                      |P  ||  |    |                               
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                        | ____________________________          ____                      |____|| D |    |                   
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                        ||MONITOR TESTING STATION    |        |LTB |                      ____ | e |    |
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                        ||  _________________________|        |____|                      |PL  || c |    |
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                        ||__|                                                              |____|| o |    |
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                      \                                                                      ____ | n |    |
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                        \          ____      ____      ____                                |CBM || s |    |
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                        |        |    |    |    |    |    |          _________            |____|| t |    |
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                        | __      |MON_|    |Mon_|    |CR__|          |  Table  |            ____ | r |    |
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                        ||  |      ____      ____      ____      ____ |_________|          |RW  || u |    |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||___T_____|          |____|| o |    |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                      |PS  ||  |    |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | ___  ___            |____||___|    |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||  ||PL |                          |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||___||___|                          |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||GBM||UPS|            ______________|
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||___||___|          | |            |
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                        ||  |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | ________            | |----------  |
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                        || |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||Adv.R  |          | |Recycling|  | 
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                        || |    |____|    |____|    |____|    |____||________|                office |  |
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                        ||  |                          _________________________                      ____|
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                        ||  |                        |                        |          | |        |PS  |
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                        ||  |                        |_________________________|          |_|________|___ |
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Bench Bins

Plastic

All plastic coming from computer cases, and most other electronics go into the gaylord marked plastic. They should be marked with these letters or combo of letters: HIPS, PS, ABS, HI. Check all plastic for metal clips, screws, and locks before placing plastic in this bin.

  • Floppies and media( not CDs) go into the small gaylord over to the side next to the table. Floppies get taken apart and the aluminum and steel get separated. Videotapes get steel screws removed, zip disks broken apart for steel and aluminum. No metal in this bin.
  • CDs get collected separately, they are a different kind of plastic, and are actually somewhat valuable.

Ribbon Wire

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.

Copper Bearing Material

Here is where power supplies, floppy drives, stereos, and other CBM comes to rest. Copper Bearing Material is sort of an electronic catchall bin. Stereo equipment, VCRs, telephones, speakers, mice, 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. Anything that is suspected of having batteries (wireless mice) or nice mid-grade circuit boards (optical drives, zip drives, and network devices) should be set aside for further deconstruction. Please no wood, batteries or big pieces of glass in here.

Power supplies

Printed Circuit Board Medium

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 medium density boards.


Printed Circuit Board Low

This is a new category for us. Only trained Advanced Recyclers should be putting stuff in here. If you're not sure if it is low or medium, set it aside, and ask Liane when you see her. To identify these boards look on both sides. If one side is brown, it is low. If it has very little circuit on it, no chips, and a bunch of resistors, it is low. If circuits are only on one side, it is low.

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 end up here. We use the red push cart to collect steel from the bench and empty it when full. 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. The stairs and 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.

Monitors

Monitors are now separated in Covered Electronic Devices(CEDs) and non-CEDs and need to be stacked in to the right gaylord. Please ask a staff member which ones go where. To be recycled monitors get placed tetris-style in the gaylords. We can leave the vga cords and bases intact, but it is ok to remove the base to get better stacking results. If the power cord unplugs easily it should be removed. Please don't put monitors with their screens facing down or up, 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 barrels on the warehouse floor, along the western wall, with the labels "clean sheet", "clean cast", "clean extruded", stainless steel. One gaylord is reserved for mixed dirty aluminum. Only a person trained in telling one kind from another should be putting aluminum in any of 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.


CED Laptops

Hard Drive Circuit boards

Cell Phones

Hard Drive chassis

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 to the east of the warehouse door. Separate out all software, plastic wrap and wire bound manuals and put only paper and plastic bottles in these cans. If it is Thursday, the blue bins need to be brought out in front of the steel bin.

Old, Outdated, Interesting Warehouse Floor Plan

Legend: 
 P   = Pallets                   AL = Aluminium                            				    
()   = Barrel                    GBM  = Circuit boards medium  
                                 LTB = Laptops Bottoms
 			          GBML = Circuit Board Low
                                 PL   = Plastics      				    
                                 MON  = Monitors For Recycle              			                                      PS   = Power Supplies				    
                                 W    = Wire 					    
                                 CR   = Cords 
			          RW   = Ribbon Cable
                                 CBM  = Copper Bearing Material  		    
                                 B    = Batteries   			    
                                 HC = Hard Drive Circuit boards  
                                 SS   = Stainless Steel
                                 UPS  = Ups 
                                 HD = Hard Drives Bodies
  
  
                                                                __________________________________________
                                                               | ____      ____    ____  ____             | 
                                                               ||LS  |    |    |  |HD  ||AL  |  (SS) (AL) |
                                                               ||____|    | T  |  |____||____|  (AL) (AL)||
                                                               | ____ __  | R  |        |GBML|  (HC) (AL) | 
                                                               ||pallets  |    |        |____|           ||
                                                               ||______   | ___|         ____            ||
                                                               |                        | B  |            |
                                                               /                        | E  |            |
                                                              /                   ____  | A  |            |
                                                               |                 |P   | | R  |            |
                                                               |                 |____| |____|            |
                                                               |                                          |_
                         ______________________________________|
                        | _____________________________________
                        ||   Total Reclaim                     |
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                        | _____________________________________
                        ||    Total Reclaim                    |
                        ||_____________________________________|
                        | _____________________________________                                             _
                        ||    Bear                             |                                           |
                        ||_____________________________________|                                           |
                        | _____________________________________                                            |
                        ||    Bear                             |  __                         ____  ___     |
                        ||_____________________________________| |__|                       |P   ||   |    |                                
                        | ____________________________           ____                       |____|| D |    |                     
                        ||MONITOR TESTING STATION     |         |LTB |                       ____ | e |    |
                        ||   _________________________|         |____|                      |PL  || c |    |
                        ||__|                                                               |____|| o |    |
                      \                                                                      ____ | n |    |
                       \           ____      ____      ____                                 |CBM || s |    |
                        |         |    |    |    |    |    |           _________            |____|| t |    |
                        | __      |MON_|    |Mon_|    |CR__|          |  Table  |            ____ | r |    |
                        ||  |      ____      ____      ____      ____ |_________|           |RW  || u |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                      |____|| c |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | _________             ____ | t |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||Sit down |           |W   || i |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||___T_____|           |____|| o |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                       ____ | n |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    |                      |PS  ||   |    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | ___  ___             |____||___|    |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||   ||PL |                           |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||___||___|                           |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||GBM||UPS|             ______________|
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||___||___|           | |             |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    | ________            | |----------   |
                        ||  |     |    |    |    |    |    |    |    ||Adv.R   |           | |Recycling|   |   
                        ||  |     |____|    |____|    |____|    |____||________|                office |   |
                        ||  |                          _________________________                       ____|
                        ||  |                         |                         |          | |        |PS  |
                        ||  |                         |_________________________|          |_|________|___ |
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