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Grey-green metal salts in a sack, drawn for Reportable priority waste codes Victoria. Cyanides, acids, alkalis & metal compounds that must be reported.
96 codes for Victorian priority wastes that are reported, from cyanides & acids to mercury & arsenic compounds.

Which wastes belong in reportable priority waste codes in Victoria?

Victoria’s Schedule 5 lists reportable priority waste separately for transactions and for transport. A reportable transaction needs a Waste Tracker record. The transport column sets the extra duty to use a permitted transporter.

What decides the entry in reportable priority waste codes in Victoria?

Tyres show why the transaction and transport fields matter. EPA gives an exception to the reportable-transport duty, but the transaction duty remains. Read the entry’s actual columns, because a combined RPW badge loses this distinction.

EPA guidance excludes net loads below 50 litres carried for no fee or reward from these tracking requirements. Both conditions must be met.

Which exclusions and routes differ for reportable priority waste codes in Victoria?

The shared classification and movement limits for reportable priority waste codes in Victoria are on the Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory pages.

What do you do after choosing from reportable priority waste codes in Victoria?

Read the Victorian transaction and transport fields separately. Prepare Waste Tracker for a reportable transaction, and confirm whether a permitted transporter is also needed.

Reportable priority waste codes Victoria: 96 codes

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