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    The document provides guidance for learners on properly disposing of and storing surplus materials according to company guidelines. It defines surplus materials and scrap as excess or unused materials. The guidelines state that the proper disposition of scrap and salvageable materials must be planned for and documented, and that employees cannot take these materials for personal use. Activities include identifying examples of scrap, valuable, and salvageable materials; choosing correct words to complete policies; and answering questions about following disposal guidelines as a nursery owner.

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    The document provides guidance for learners on properly disposing of and storing surplus materials according to company guidelines. It defines surplus materials and scrap as excess or unused materials. The guidelines state that the proper disposition of scrap and salvageable materials must be planned for and documented, and that employees cannot take these materials for personal use. Activities include identifying examples of scrap, valuable, and salvageable materials; choosing correct words to complete policies; and answering questions about following disposal guidelines as a nursery owner.

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    LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET IN TLE 9 (AGRICROP PRODUCTION)

    QUARTER 4/WEEK 3

    Name of Learner:_________________________________Grade/Section:______________
    School:_________________________________________Date: _____________________
    Teacher: _______________________________________Score: ____________________

    I. Title: Store and stockpile materials


    II. Learning Objectives.3: Stockpile all surplus materials according to
    company disposition guidelines
    III. Instructions: This activity sheet will help you to determine how to pile and
    dispose all stock of surplus materials.

    CONCEPTS YOU NEED TO KNOW


    A Surplus Material is the excess materials, unused materials after construction and
    pre-commissioning work is completed. Applied wrong specification or design changes
    after purchasing or over purchased.

    Guidelines, Policy and Procedures for Disposing of Scrap, Valuable Waste, and for
    Storing Salvageable Materials

    Scrap consists of recyclable materials left over from product manufacturing and


    consumption, such as parts of vehicles, building supplies, and surplus materials.

    Salvageable material means any equipment, parts, or material intended for re-use or


    restoration that contain undesired material (i.e. coatings, adhesives, or coverings), in which
    the removal of the undesired material is necessary in order to facilitate its re-use or
    restoration.

    Purpose:
    • All scrap, valuable waste, and salvageable materials associated with, remodeling,
    renovation, maintenance, and new construction accomplished or managed by Facilities shall
    be properly disposed of or prepared for storage and reuse in a manner that complies with all
    applicable State and Local law as well as facilities policies.
    • To reduce the possibility of misappropriation of scrap, valuable waste, and salvageable
    material, or the perception that such material is being misappropriated during normal
    Facilities work functions.
    • To strictly control short- or long-term storage of salvageable material and equipment to
    reduce costly storage of non-valuable or obsolete material and equipment within Facilities.

    Policy:
    • The proper disposition of scrap, valuable waste, and salvageable material will be planned
    for all Facilities work functions, whether for a specific single event, or for continuous
    operations.
    • Transport of all scrap, valuable waste, and salvageable material shall be properly recorded
    when disposed of, or inventoried when stored for later use.
    • The manifest for disposition of scrap and salvageable material will be in the form of an AiM
    work request to relocate material by a designated Facilities department that includes a

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    description of the material, its initial location, and final disposition or storage location.
    • No employee may acquire for their own personal use or gain any item of scrap (valuable
    or non-valuable waste) or salvageable material. This shall include packaging materials and
    used construction materials destined for disposal.

    Guidelines:
    Solid Waste will transfer all materials derived from generating scrap, valuable waste, or
    salvageable material to their point of final disposal, vendor pick up, or storage. Groups such
    as Facilities Maintenance or Construction are only allowed to move scrap materials
    generated in the field to the appropriate bin or to areas designated by Solid Waste. For
    some special waste streams such as construction debris that require special equipment,
    Solid Waste will coordinate with the unit to make special arrangements.

    Maintenance Activities:
    Maintenance shops that generate scrap or valuable waste are being supplied with recycling
    bins for disposal of small and medium sized material through Solid Waste Management.
    Maintenance shops shall place all scrap materials in the designated bins and notify Solid
    Waste via an Aim work request when the bin needs to be emptied. Solid Waste at their own
    discretion may generate a work order and remove scrap materials at time that better match
    their routes. When disposed of, Solid Waste shall document the quantity (weight) and
    method of disposal. In no instance shall any FSU employee, contractor, or student be
    allowed to remove scrap materials from the designated area without written approval.
    Unauthorized removal of scrap materials will result in disciplinary action.

    IV. Activities

    Activity # 1: BUBBLE ME
    Directions: Name at least five examples of Scrap, Valuable, and Salvageable materials
    found in the nursery. Write your answer in the bubble below.
    Scrap Materials Valuable Materials

    Salvageable Materials

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    Rubrics:

    Criteria Score
    Listed five (5) examples of scrap, valuable, and salvageable materials 10
    Listed four (4) examples of scrap, valuable, and salvageable materials 8
    Listed three (3) examples of scrap, valuable, and salvageable materials 6
    Listed two (2) examples of scrap, valuable, and salvageable materials 5

    Activity #2: Choose Me In


    Directions: Choose from the box the correct word/words to fill and complete the policy of
    disposing materials in the nursery.

    Planned Transport Stored Employee

    Disposition Operations Relocate Packaging

    Construction Facilities Inventoried Continuous

    Policy for Disposing of Scrap, Valuable Waste, and for Storing Salvageable
    Materials

    1. The proper disposition of scrap, valuable waste, and salvageable material will be
    _____________ for all Facilities work functions, whether for a specific single
    event, or for continuous _______________.
    2. ___________ of all scrap, valuable waste, and salvageable material shall be
    properly recorded when disposed of, or inventoried when __________for later
    use.
    3. The manifest for ____________ of scrap and salvageable material will be in the
    form of an aim work request to __________material by a
    designated____________ department that includes a description of the material,
    its initial location, and final disposition or storage location.
    4. No ______________may acquire for their own personal use or gain any item of
    scrap (valuable or non-valuable waste) or salvageable material. This shall include
    ___________materials and used _____________materials destined for disposal.
    Activity # 3: Essay

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    Answer the questions precisely.

    If you were a nursery owner:

    1. How do you dispose all surplus materials in the nursery?__________________________


    _________________________________________________________________________
    2. Why do you need to follow the company disposition guidelines about surplus materials?
    _________________________________________________________________________
    _________________________________________________________________________

    Rubric
    Criteria Score
    1. Explain and delivered the idea in excellent 5
    manner.
    2. Explain and delivered the idea in good manner 4
    3. Explained and delivered the idea in fair manner 3
    4. Explained and delivered the idea but needs 2
    elaboration

    V. Closure

    In this lesson, I learned about _______________________________________


    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________

    Reference: www.theprojectdefinition.com/surplus-material

    Guidelines Scrap.pdf (fsu.edu)

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