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Mixed building waste codes Demolition & fit-out skips of concrete, bricks & plastics.

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Mixed building waste: 3 codes.

Mixed building waste

  • Victoria

    Concrete

    Victoria: Separate the load; use this entry only for its concrete component.

    When to use Y100

  • Victoria

    Bricks

    Victoria: Separate the load; use this entry only for its brick component.

    When to use Y110

  • Victoria

    Plastics numbered 1 to 7

    Victoria: Separate the load; use this entry only for plastics numbered 1 to 7.

    When to use Z500
There is no single code for a mixed skip. In Victoria concrete is Y100, bricks Y110 & plastics 1 to 7 Z500.

Is there one waste code for an Australian mixed skip bin?

No. Don't use the UK mixed-construction code. Victoria's classification guidance gives concrete, bricks and plastics as an example needing Y100, Y110 and Z500. Other catalogue entries describe other components and contaminated materials.

Which classification wins when a mixed load has priority waste?

In Victoria, when several descriptions fit, manage the waste under the most hazardous one. Mixing, blending or diluting priority waste needs a compliant designation. Adding ordinary rubble doesn't remove the priority-waste duties.

Where are the mixed building waste limits in each state?

Shared classification and movement limits for mixed building waste are on the Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory pages.

How should I sort a mixed skip bin?

Sort the load into concrete, timber, metal, plasterboard and contaminated parts before choosing routes.

Sources

State-specific examples are labelled. Choose the state before using a candidate.