Alberta waste code D5 Lined, capped cells that seal waste off from the ground.
- Free, no account
- Based on Alberta’s industrial waste identification guide
- Nothing is stored
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D5, Landfill with engineered isolated cells.
Alberta disposal operation codes
Landfill with engineered isolated cells
Alberta management-operation component.
ComplyOnSiteWhere does Alberta D5 go on the Uniform Waste Code record?
In the management-code component. Alberta D5 describes what is done with the waste, not what the waste is or whether it is hazardous. It comes last in the Uniform Waste Code, after the waste category, transport product identification number and transport class. D operations are for disposal or treatment and R operations are for recovery or recycling.
The code must match what the receiving facility will actually do. Alberta’s guide shows how the codes are built but is not a current register of approved facilities. If the shipment needs an Alberta hazardous waste manifest, the consignor fills in the waste details and the receiver records receipt and handling in Part C. The code doesn't decide whether a manifest is needed.
What does Alberta D5 cover?
A landfill built as separate lined cells, each capped and isolated from the neighbouring cells and the environment. This code describes the step, not a material or contaminant. It is one part of Alberta’s industrial identification system, and the same waste category takes a different management code when the actual treatment, disposal or recovery changes.
When do I use Alberta D5?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| D5 | The treatment, disposal or recovery step actually carried out matches this definition. |
A management code doesn't approve the operation or show that a named facility can take the shipment. The hazardous-waste, recyclable and oilfield routes are separate questions.