Waste code for treated wood Arsenic-preserved lumber, posts & decking.
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Treated wood: 1 code.
Treated wood
Material type, origin and contamination decide the route. Deciding facts and exclusions.
Ontario leachate quality criteria
Arsenic
Measured extract concentration (individual limit)
When to use D004
Other codes that mention it 3
Alberta oilfield waste codes
Chemically treated or cooling-tower wood
When to use WOODCTB.C. hazardous-waste definition routes
Pest control product waste
When to use Definition (f)OECD amber waste codes
Treated wood and cork waste
When to use AC170
ComplyOnSiteWhich Canadian codes fit treated wood?
| Candidate | Place | Waste stream |
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| D004 | Ontario | Arsenic |
How do Canadian codes for treated wood differ?
Quebec excludes treated wood from the MDR definition. In B.C. and Manitoba, the exclusions cover wood treated with a preservative or protection product registered under the federal Pest Control Products Act.
How should treated wood be described for collection in Canada?
Record how the wood was treated and any other contamination. Ontario candidates include arsenic or chromium only where the waste meets the TCLP criterion.
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