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B.C. Schedule 7 wastes 99 named hazardous wastes, from degreasing solvents to plating sludge.

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    Halogenated degreasing solvents

    When to use Type 1

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    Other halogenated solvent waste

    When to use Type 2

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    Listed acetone/alcohol/ether solvents

    When to use Type 3

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    Cresol/nitrobenzene solvent waste

    When to use Type 4

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    Toluene/ketone solvent waste

    When to use Type 5

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    Electroplating wastewater sludge

    When to use Type 6

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    Aluminum conversion-coating sludge

    When to use Type 7

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    Cyanide plating-bath liquids

    When to use Type 8
99 named types, such as halogenated solvents, electroplating sludge, cyanide baths & coating sludge.

What are B.C. Schedule 7 wastes?

Schedule 7 is paragraph (h.1) of the hazardous waste definition. Each Type names a listed process waste or reaction. When TDG gives no shipping description, the Type number is the B.C. shipping name.

Where are B.C. Schedule 7 wastes defined?

FieldWhat identifies it
Catalogue componentThe Schedule 7 Type and the exact listed waste.
Official definitionHazardous Waste Regulation, Schedule 7

Which codes sit beside B.C. Schedule 7 wastes?

The other ways waste becomes hazardous are in B.C. hazardous-waste definition routes. Read Exclusions and shipping before you move the waste.

B.C. Schedule 7 wastes: 99 codes

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