Waste tires at SFSU refer to used or discarded tires from various sources, such as vehicles, machinery, or equipment, which are no longer suitable for their original purpose. These tires may exhibit characteristics such as wear and tear, damage, or aging, making them unsuitable for safe use. Waste tires can pose environmental and safety concerns, making proper management crucial.
Used Tires Recycling Management Protocols
Examples of waste tires at SFSU can include used tires from university-owned vehicles, maintenance equipment, and other sources on campus
Environmental Health & Safety: Dipak Janda (Dk)
Email: Dipakjanda@sfsu.edu
Telephone: (415)-542-8046
Until 499 tires have been accumulated.
All waste tires are collected at Facilities Auto Shop.
The frequency of waste tire pickups can vary based on the volume of waste generated and regulatory requirements. (limit of 499)
When waste tires leave university property, they are typically transported to facilities specializing in recycling, treatment, or proper disposal. Recycling processes may involve shredding or processing tires to create products like tire-derived fuel or rubberized asphalt. Proper disposal methods ensure compliance with environmental regulations and prevent environmental hazards associated with waste tires. Responsible waste tire management practices help conserve resources and reduce environmental impact.
Contact Information
For further information about the Waste Tires Management Program at SFSU or how you can get involved, please contact:
Environmental Compliance Specialist
Dipak Janda (Dk)
- Phone: (415) 542-8046
- Email: Dipak.janda@gmail.com