Federal HAZ codes 8 hazardous materials, from biomedical waste & used oil to cyanide & batteries.
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Federal HAZ codes 8
Federal HAZ codes
Biomedical waste
When to use HAZ1Federal HAZ codes
Used lubricating oil loads of 500 L or more
When to use HAZ2Federal HAZ codes
Used oil filters containing more than 6% oil
When to use HAZ3Federal HAZ codes
Cyanide at 100 mg/kg or more
When to use HAZ4Federal HAZ codes
Polychlorinated terphenyl or polybrominated biphenyl above 2 mg/kg
When to use HAZ5Federal HAZ codes
Dioxin or furan waste above 100 ng/kg dioxin equivalent
When to use HAZ6Federal HAZ codes
Circuit boards, displays and containing equipment
When to use HAZ7Federal HAZ codes
Primary and rechargeable cells and batteries
When to use HAZ8
ComplyOnSiteWhat are federal HAZ codes?
Schedule 6 names particular hazardous materials. Its entries identify the material itself, unlike the constituent, activity and hazard fields in the International Waste Identification Code (IWIC).
Where are federal HAZ codes defined?
| Field | What identifies it |
|---|---|
| Catalogue component | The HAZ code and the material it lists. |
| Official definition | Cross-border Movement Regulations |
Which codes sit beside federal HAZ codes?
Hazard traits are under IWIC H characteristic codes. Read the Cross-border rules for the shipment itself.
Federal HAZ codes: 8 codes
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Federal HAZ codes 8 codes
- HAZ1 Biomedical waste
- HAZ2 Used lubricating oil loads of 500 L or more
- HAZ3 Used oil filters containing more than 6% oil
- HAZ4 Cyanide at 100 mg/kg or more
- HAZ5 Polychlorinated terphenyl or polybrominated biphenyl above 2 mg/kg
- HAZ6 Dioxin or furan waste above 100 ng/kg dioxin equivalent
- HAZ7 Circuit boards, displays and containing equipment
- HAZ8 Primary and rechargeable cells and batteries