Waste code for lead-painted debris Scrapings, siding & timber coated in old leaded paint.
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Lead-painted debris: 3 codes.
Lead-painted debris
Material type, origin and contamination decide the route. Deciding facts and exclusions.
Ontario leachate quality criteria
Lead
Measured extract concentration (individual limit)
When to use D008B.C. hazardous-waste definition routes
TDG classes 2–6, 8 and 9
TDG classification and use status
When to use Definition (a)B.C. hazardous-waste definition routes
Leachable toxic waste
Method 1311 extract results
When to use Definition (g)
ComplyOnSiteWhich Canadian codes fit lead-painted debris?
| Candidate | Place | Waste stream |
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| D008 | Ontario | Lead |
| Definition (a) | British Columbia | TDG hazardous-waste route |
| Definition (g) | British Columbia | Schedule 4 leachate test |
How do Canadian codes for lead-painted debris differ?
Under Quebec article 4, residential construction, dismantling or renovation debris coated with paint containing metals or metalloids is not assimilated. Other painted debris needs its own article 4 assessment.
How should lead-painted debris be described for collection in Canada?
Record the building use, the paint contaminants and any waste-test results. An Ontario lead candidate uses the TCLP extract result, not the total lead in a paint sample.
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