B.C. waste code Type 66 Raw, untreated wastewater from making toxaphene.
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Type 66, Untreated toxaphene process water.
B.C. Schedule 7 wastes
Untreated toxaphene process water
Type 66 excludes the same residue from a source other than the production of toxaphene.
ComplyOnSiteIs B.C. Type 66 hazardous waste?
Yes, when the Schedule 7 description and definition conditions are met. Type 66 is a Schedule 7 shipping name for a listed B.C. hazardous waste. The waste must match the entry's description and stay inside the hazardous-waste definition once exclusions are applied.
On a regulated listed-waste shipment, Type 66 is the shipping name on the B.C. hazardous waste manifest. B.C.’s exclusions and shipment rules still apply.
What does B.C. Type 66 cover?
Type 66 covers untreated toxaphene process water. It excludes the same residue from any source other than the production of toxaphene. It is a B.C. shipping name for a listed waste, not a TDG class, and not a catch-all for similar material from another process.
- List
- Hazardous Waste Regulation, Schedule 7
- Identifier role
- B.C. shipping name for a listed waste
- Official wording
- Hazardous Waste Regulation, Schedule 7
Is untreated toxaphene process water B.C. Type 66 or another code?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| Type 66 | The waste matches the full Schedule 7 description and no exclusion in the definition removes it. |
Classifying the waste and filling in the paperwork are separate steps. First work out which definition route and exclusions apply. Then apply the section 46 quantity and transport conditions, and add the TDG description whenever TDG governs the load.
Which codes sit beside B.C. Type 66?
| Code | What it is |
|---|---|
| Type 62 | Phorate-production wash/strip water |
| Type 63 | Phorate-process diethylphosphorodithioic-acid filter solids |
| Type 64 | Phorate-production wastewater sludge |
| Type 65 | Toxaphene-production wastewater sludge |
| Type 67 | 2,4,5-T-process tetrachlorobenzene distillation residue |
| Type 68 | 2,4-D-process 2,6-dichlorophenol waste |
| Type 69 | Untreated 2,4-D process water |
| Type 70 | Explosives-manufacturing wastewater sludge |