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Manitoba waste code 150 Waste that does not react, such as clean rubble.

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150, Inert inorganic waste.

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    Inert inorganic waste

Manitoba group: inorganic wastes.

Inorganic waste that stays stable, without reacting or leaching. Part of Manitoba's inorganic wastes group.

Is Manitoba 150 hazardous waste?

Not from this class alone. 150 sorts the waste by its material or source. It doesn't make a load hazardous, because Manitoba's regulation decides that first.

For regulated hazardous waste, enter 150 in the 3-digit provincial waste class field on the Manitoba movement document. Manitoba’s registration and shipment rules apply.

What does Manitoba 150 cover?

This class is inert inorganic waste, such as sand and water removed from a car-wash catch basin. The material and its source set the class.

Field
3-digit provincial waste class

Is inert inorganic waste Manitoba 150?

CodeWhen it fits
150It is inert inorganic waste and matches the recorded material or source class.

Choose the code from the waste's composition, test result and source. Provincial registration and movement rules, federal cross-border controls and TDG classification are separate checks, and a code replaces none of them.

Which codes sit beside Manitoba 150?

CodeWhat it is
142Primary lead/zinc/copper smelting waste
143Steelmaking residue
144Liquid tannery sludge
145Paint/pigment/coating waste
146Other inorganic sludge and solids
147Discarded chemical fertilizer
148Other inorganic waste chemicals
149Landfill leachate