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Definition (i.3), Waste lead-acid batteries.
B.C. hazardous-waste definition routes
Waste lead-acid batteries
Definition (i.3) is a B.C. classification route for waste that meets that paragraph after its exclusions.
ComplyOnSiteIs B.C. Definition (i.3) hazardous waste?
Yes, when the definition route applies after its exclusions. Definition (i.3) is paragraph i.3 of the B.C. hazardous-waste definition. It is a classification route, not a numbered Schedule 7 Type.
On a regulated shipment, put the TDG shipping description or the statutory waste name in the shipping-name field of the B.C. manifest. B.C.’s exclusions and shipment rules still apply.
What does B.C. Definition (i.3) cover?
It covers waste lead-acid batteries. The full statutory definition, and any definition or federal TDG classification it incorporates, decides the route. The waste must also clear the definition's exclusions. The paragraph label alone doesn't classify an untested or undescribed load.
- Definition paragraph
- i.3
- Identifier role
- Statutory hazardous-waste route
- Official wording
- Hazardous Waste Regulation, Schedule 7
When does waste lead-acid batteries B.C. Definition (i.3) fall under B.C. Definition (i.3)?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| Definition (i.3) | The waste meets this definition paragraph, any incorporated test and all applicable exclusion conditions. |
Classification and paperwork are separate questions. Settle the definition route and exclusions first. Then apply the section 46 quantity and transport conditions, and add the TDG description whenever TDG governs the load.
Which wastes take B.C. Definition (i.3)?
| Waste | When it’s Definition (i.3) |
|---|---|
| Lead acid vehicle batteries | Lead chemistry and reuse suitability |
Which codes sit beside B.C. Definition (i.3)?
| Code | What it is |
|---|---|
| Definition (d) | Waste oil |
| Definition (e) | Waste asbestos |
| Definition (f) | Pest control product waste |
| Definition (g) | Leachable toxic waste |
| Definition (h) | Waste containing tetrachloroethylene |
| Definition (i) | Waste containing PAH |
| Definition (i.2) | Ex situ on-site media |
| Definition (i.4) | EPR mercury lightbulbs |