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- Can my company be held legally responsible for the failure of my vendor to meet regulatory guidelines?
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- What methods of data destruction are required by regulations such as GLBA, HIPAA, SOX, or HITECH?
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Client FAQ
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- Do you donate computers or can we donate equipment to you?
- What equipment or electronics waste (e-waste) do you accept?
- Do you provide lease return management services?
- What computers and IT equipment do you buy?
- Do you offer company and employee buyback services?
- Can we visit your site for inspection?
- Do I have to package the equipment?
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Insurance
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ITAD & Recycling Industry
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- What does the e-Stewards Certification Program cover?
- Who can become e-Stewards Certified?
- What are the benefits of e-Stewards Certification?
- What are the key environmental, health, and safety requirements of the e-Stewards Standard?
- What are the requirements for responsible disposition of electronic waste under the eStewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address social accountability and ethical labor practices?
- What is the role of the Basel Action Network (BAN) in the e-Stewards CertificationProgram?
- What are the requirements for becoming an e-Stewards certified recycler?
- What are the performance verification requirements for e-Stewards certified recyclers?
- What are the requirements for managing materials of concern under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the refurbishment and reuse of electronics?
- What are the requirements for data security and destruction under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of cathode ray tubes (CRTs) andCRT glass?
- What are the requirements for managing printed circuit boards under the e-StewardsStandard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of mercury-containing devices?
- What are the requirements for managing batteries under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of toner and ink cartridges?
- What are the requirements for managing plastics under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the use of prison labor in electronics recycling?
- What are the requirements for downstream accountability under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the export of electronic waste?
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- What is R2 recycling?
- Are you DEC certified?
- Are you EPA certified?
- What is the R2 Standard?
- What are the core requirements of the R2 Standard?
- What is the R2 Equipment Categorization (REC) reference document?
- What are Focus Materials (FMs) in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for data security in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for managing used and end-of-life electronic equipment in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for downstream recycling chain management in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for data sanitization in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for testing and repairing electronic equipment in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for specialty electronics reuse in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for materials recovery in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for brokering in the R2 Standard?
- What is the role of Sustainable Electronics Recycling International (SERI) in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for facility and environmental controls in the R2 Standard?
- How does the R2 Standard address the management of non-focus materials?
- What are the requirements for worker health and safety in the R2 Standard?
- How does the R2 Standard address the issue of child labor and fair labor practices?
- What is the R2 Equipment Categorization (REC) and how is it used in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for downstream due diligence in the R2 Standard?
- How does the R2 Standard address the issue of counterfeit and contraband electronic equipment?
- What are the requirements for data destruction in the R2 Standard?
- What is the e-Stewards Standard for Electronic Recycling and Refurbishment?
- What does the e-Stewards Certification Program cover?
- Who can become e-Stewards Certified?
- What are the benefits of e-Stewards Certification?
- What are the key environmental, health, and safety requirements of the e-Stewards Standard?
- What are the requirements for responsible disposition of electronic waste under the eStewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address social accountability and ethical labor practices?
- What is the role of the Basel Action Network (BAN) in the e-Stewards CertificationProgram?
- What are the requirements for becoming an e-Stewards certified recycler?
- What are the performance verification requirements for e-Stewards certified recyclers?
- What are the requirements for managing materials of concern under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the refurbishment and reuse of electronics?
- What are the requirements for data security and destruction under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of cathode ray tubes (CRTs) andCRT glass?
- What are the requirements for managing printed circuit boards under the e-StewardsStandard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of mercury-containing devices?
- What are the requirements for managing batteries under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of toner and ink cartridges?
- What are the requirements for managing plastics under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the use of prison labor in electronics recycling?
- What are the requirements for downstream accountability under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the export of electronic waste?
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- What is the R2 Standard?
- What are the core requirements of the R2 Standard?
- What is the R2 Equipment Categorization (REC) reference document?
- What are Focus Materials (FMs) in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for data security in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for managing used and end-of-life electronic equipment in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for downstream recycling chain management in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for data sanitization in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for testing and repairing electronic equipment in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for specialty electronics reuse in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for materials recovery in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for brokering in the R2 Standard?
- What is the role of Sustainable Electronics Recycling International (SERI) in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for facility and environmental controls in the R2 Standard?
- How does the R2 Standard address the management of non-focus materials?
- What are the requirements for worker health and safety in the R2 Standard?
- How does the R2 Standard address the issue of child labor and fair labor practices?
- What is the R2 Equipment Categorization (REC) and how is it used in the R2 Standard?
- What are the requirements for downstream due diligence in the R2 Standard?
- How does the R2 Standard address the issue of counterfeit and contraband electronic equipment?
- What are the requirements for data destruction in the R2 Standard?
- What is the e-Stewards Standard for Electronic Recycling and Refurbishment?
- What does the e-Stewards Certification Program cover?
- Who can become e-Stewards Certified?
- What are the benefits of e-Stewards Certification?
- What are the key environmental, health, and safety requirements of the e-Stewards Standard?
- What are the requirements for responsible disposition of electronic waste under the eStewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address social accountability and ethical labor practices?
- What is the role of the Basel Action Network (BAN) in the e-Stewards CertificationProgram?
- What are the requirements for becoming an e-Stewards certified recycler?
- What are the performance verification requirements for e-Stewards certified recyclers?
- What are the requirements for managing materials of concern under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the refurbishment and reuse of electronics?
- What are the requirements for data security and destruction under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of cathode ray tubes (CRTs) andCRT glass?
- What are the requirements for managing printed circuit boards under the e-StewardsStandard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of mercury-containing devices?
- What are the requirements for managing batteries under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the management of toner and ink cartridges?
- What are the requirements for managing plastics under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the use of prison labor in electronics recycling?
- What are the requirements for downstream accountability under the e-Stewards Standard?
- How does the e-Stewards Standard address the export of electronic waste?
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Who can become e-Stewards Certified?
A: The e-Stewards Certification Program is open to organizations involved in electronics
recycling, refurbishment, asset management, and related processing activities. This includes forprofit, non-profit, and public entities operating in countries where e-Stewards accreditation and
certification bodies are allowed to work.
To be eligible, organizations must have significant in-house processing capabilities and operate
recycling facilities (not just collection sites). They must also commit to full conformance with
the e-Stewards Standard at all of their owned and controlled facilities within the country being
certified.