Customer Safety Bulletin - ABC Recycling · ABC RECYCLING HEAD OFFICE: 8081 Meadow Ave, Burnaby, BC...
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ABC RECYCLING HEAD OFFICE: 8081 Meadow Ave, Burnaby, BC V3N 2V9. t: 604.522.9727. f: 604.522.9723 www.abcrecycling.com ABC Recycling has updated our Compressed Cylinder program to follow Industry Standards for the Acceptance and Rejection of Compressed Cylinders in our Facilities. ABC has designated compressed cylinders in two categories, SAFE or HAZARDOUS. Acceptable Compressed Cylinders – SAFE SAFE cylinders are only deemed safe if they have: 1. The valve removed from the cylinder and a hole in the cylinder of adequate size. 2. A large hole is present, or the cylinder is cut in half, easily verifying the tank cannot hold compressed gases or liquids. Un-Acceptable Compressed Cylinders - HAZARDOUS HAZARDOUS cylinders are any cylinder that does not meet the requirements of SAFE. This includes cylinders that: 1. Cylinders that contain compressed gases or liquids. 2. Cylinders that are empty but have the valves on and no hole in the cylinders. 3. Cylinders that have the valve removed but no visible hole present. Compressed Fuel (Propane or CNG) Vehicle The decommissioning of a compressed fuel system on a vehicle is regulated work, and as such must be performed by a facility holding an operating permit through Technical Safety BC for this type of work. As such ABC Recycling cannot accept any compressed fuel vehicle that has a HAZARDOUS compressed fuel system. Ver. 1.0 – 092518 Customer Safety Bulletin
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ABC RECYCLING HEAD OFFICE: 8081 Meadow Ave, Burnaby, BC V3N 2V9. t: 604.522.9727. f: 604.522.9723 www.abcrecycling.com
ABC Recycling has updated our Compressed Cylinder program to follow Industry Standards for the Acceptance and Rejection of Compressed Cylinders in our Facilities. ABC has designated compressed cylinders in two categories, SAFE or HAZARDOUS.
Acceptable Compressed Cylinders – SAFE
SAFE cylinders are only deemed safe if they have:
1. The valve removed from the cylinder and a hole in the cylinder of adequate size.
2. A large hole is present, or the cylinder is cut in half, easily verifying the tank cannot hold compressed gases or liquids.
Un-Acceptable Compressed Cylinders - HAZARDOUS
HAZARDOUS cylinders are any cylinder that does not meet the requirements of SAFE. This includes cylinders that:
1. Cylinders that contain compressed gases or liquids. 2. Cylinders that are empty but have the valves on and no hole in
the cylinders. 3. Cylinders that have the valve removed but no visible hole
present. Compressed Fuel (Propane or CNG) Vehicle
The decommissioning of a compressed fuel system on a vehicle is regulated work, and as such must be performed by a facility holding an operating permit through Technical Safety BC for this type of work. As such ABC Recycling cannot accept any compressed fuel vehicle that has a HAZARDOUS compressed fuel system.
Ver. 1.0 – 092518
Customer Safety Bulletin
ABC RECYCLING HEAD OFFICE: 8081 Meadow Ave, Burnaby, BC V3N 2V9. t: 604.522.9727. f: 604.522.9723 www.abcrecycling.com
A standard safe size minimum has been determined for specific sizes for all cylinders.
Ver. 1.0 – 092518
1 lbs. – 19 lbs. Valve Removed and have a hole in the tank is required.
20 lbs. (BBQ sized) - 33 lbs. (forklift cylinder) Valve Removed and have a hole in the tank is required.
34 lbs. – 100 lbs. (welding cylinder) Large hole in the tank 6”x6”
>101 lbs. (vehicle fuel cylinders and larger) Large hole in the tank “12x12”
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