Quebec waste code E15 Spent car & industrial batteries holding lead.
- Free, no account
- Based on Quebec Schedule 4 and official transport guidance
- Nothing is stored
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E15, Discarded lead batteries.
Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Discarded lead batteries
Use E15 for discarded lead batteries.
ComplyOnSiteIs Quebec E15 hazardous waste?
Not from the code alone. E15 is a Quebec category for residual hazardous materials. The material must meet the regulatory definition first, and still fit after the exclusions and quantity rules.
Record E15 as the Quebec MDR category. If the material is dangerous goods in transport, show the MDR code apart from the TDG shipping description. The category doesn't replace the UN number, shipping name, class or packing group.
A regulated movement between provinces, or an import, export or transit, may also need the federal movement document. Each document has its own scope, so the Quebec category alone doesn't settle the paperwork.
What does Quebec E15 cover?
This Schedule 4 category is for discarded lead batteries. It belongs to Quebec's Inorganic solids and sludge group.
- Category group
- Inorganic solids and sludge
- French search term
- Batteries au plomb
Is a lead battery Quebec E15?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| E15 | Discarded lead batteries. |
Decide between categories by the material's composition, physical form, concentration and source. Similar labels aren't interchangeable. Transport classification is a separate decision, even when the Quebec category is clear.
Which wastes take Quebec E15?
| Waste | When it’s E15 |
|---|---|
| Lead acid vehicle batteries | Lead-based cells. |
| Lead-acid vehicle batteries | Lead-based cells. |