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What is “SAFE TRANSPORT” of salvaged refrigeration equipment?

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What is “SAFE TRANSPORT” of salvaged refrigeration equipment?

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Careless practices for handling salvaged refrigeration equipment have sometimes ruptured the coolant system, releasing refrigerants into the environment. Since 1990, Wisconsin law has prohibited these refrigerant releases. Salvagers may no longer user methods such as collecting appliances loose with other salvaged metals in compacting garbage trucks or by “throwing them on the truck”. No particular method is prescribed, but using lift-gate trucks, trailers with ramps, or loading docks, or securing appliances upright in roll-off boxes can provide the needed safety. Common sense and concern for worker safety are good guidelines to follow. ANNUAL CERTIFICATION REQUIRED: State law requires that anyone transporting salvaged refrigeration equipment must certify annually to the DNR that they will transport items in a manner that prevents refrigerant releases. Those who typically must make this “Safe Transport” certification are waste haulers, community recycling programs, appliance salvage bu

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