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IDENTIFICATION OFPCB-CONTAINING CAPACITORSAcknowledgementThe objective of the Australian and New Zealand Environmentand Conservation Council (ANZECC) is to provide a forum forconsultation and coordination between the State, Territory andCommonwealth governments of Australia and the Governmentof New Zealand on environmental and conservation issues.This information booklet was prepared on behalf of ANZECCby V & C Environmental Consultants Pty Ltd to assist withimplementation of the Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB)Management Plan, which was endorsed by ANZECC inNovember 1995 as part of the National Strategy for theManagement of Scheduled Waste. It was funded by ANZECC.ANZECC would like to acknowledge the efforts of V & CEnvironmental Consultants Pty Ltd in preparing thisinformation booklet and notes the assistance given to V & CEnvironmental Consultants Pty Ltd by the followingorganisations:• Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry• ACT Department of Urban Services, Environment ACT andACT Waste• Environment Tasmania• Haz-Waste Services• New South Wales Environment Protection Authority• New Zealand Ministry of Health, Public Health Policy andRegulations Division• Northern Territory Department of Lands, Planning andEnvironment• Northern Territory Work Health Authority• Queensland Department of the Environment, WasteManagement Division• South Australia Environment Protection Authority• Tasmanian Hydroelectric Commission• Tasmanian Electrotechnology & Utilities IndustryTraining Board• Telstra—Auditing and Risk Management Department• Environment Protection Authority Victoria• Western Australian Department of EnvironmentalProtection• Western Australian Department of Mines and Minerals—Chemistry Centre• Western Power.© Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation CouncilInformation in this document may be copied provided that any extractsare acknowledgedISBN 0 642 54507 3While care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the informationprovided, Environment Australia, the New Zealand Ministry of Health,the publishers, authors, laboratories and companies supplyinginformation, do not accept responsibility for any act or ommission madeon the basis of the information which follows.Subject to availability, additional copies of this booklet can beobtained, at no charge, through National Mailing and Marketing,fax 02 6299 6040.1
IDENTIFICATION OFPCB-CONTAINING CAPACITORSContents1 What are PCBs? 32 Are PCBs harmful? 33 Identification of PCB-ContainingEquipment 44 Safe Handling of PCB-ContainingEquipment 44.1 Handling Procedure 44.2 First Aid 54.3 Clean-Up of Leaks 55 Requirements for PCB Storageand Disposal 65.1 Storage Requirements—All States and Territories 65.2 Transport and Disposal Requirements 75.3 PCB Destruction Facilities in Australia 7Appendices2IIILaboratories with NATARegistration for PCB Analysis 9Environmental Regulators—Contact Phone Numbers 10III Waste Transport Companies 11IVVElectrical EquipmentContaining PCBs 13Electrical EquipmentNot Containing PCBs 55
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