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What does it mean to be r2 certified?
R2 certification (sometimes referred to as responsible recycling certification) is a company level certification based on the R2 standard overseen by the R2 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). ... Certification is issued by third party certifying bodies.
What is r2 compliance?
R2 is the proof that your used technology is handled in complete safety for the workers and the environment. This certification also promotes refurbishment and data destruction. What are the requirements to be R2 certified? R2 requires compliance with 13 categories.
What is r2 standard?
R2 Documentation The R2:2013 Standard is the latest version of R2, the electronics recycling industry's leading certification. Each provision of the R2 Standard is designed to help ensure the quality, transparency, and environmental and social responsibility, of R2 Certified electronics recycling facilities.
How much does r2 certification cost?
The current R2 checklist is available here. Submit an application along with the $1,500 annual R2 Fee ($1,000 for tax-exempt organizations). Once the application is sent, companies are required to contact an authorized Certification Body (CB) to conduct an audit.
What are r2 focus materials?
The R2 requirement to track Focus Materials (FMs) includes whole electronic devices and components that contain FMs (circuit boards, batteries, mercury, CRT glass, and PCBs).
What is E Steward certification?
e-Stewards is a company level certification based on a standard developed by the environmental community and industry members titled “e-Stewards Standard for Responsible Recycling and Reuse of Electronic Equipment”. ... Certifications are issued by third party certifying bodies.
What does r2 ready for resale mean?
Ensuring your sales on eBay conform to R2 testing & resale requirements. ... “As-Is” — This is a term typically used in warranty language that means the seller does not guarantee that the item will be fit for a particular purpose of the buyer, and/or that the seller is providing no warranty that the item works.
What does r2 certified mean?
R2 certification (sometimes referred to as responsible recycling certification) is a company level certification based on the R2 standard overseen by the R2 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). ... Certification is issued by third party certifying bodies.
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Place containers inside an opaque container such as a yogurt container, and secure the lid. Dispose in trash. Wrap glass vials of injectable medications in layers of absorbent materials (such as a rag or paper towel) then place in a plastic bag.
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