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Cables with hazardous compounds

10.09.25

Cables (code 16 12 21*, 17 04 10*) are classified as hazardous waste since they contain oils, coal tar, or other toxic compounds. Mishandling them poses risks to both the environment and human health.

Soil and stones with hazardous substances

07.09.25

Soil and stones (code 16 12 23*, 17 05 03*) are classified as hazardous waste because they may contain toxic substances that threaten the environment and human health. Proper handling requires expertise and strict control.

Safe handling of road ballast containing hazardous substances

04.09.25

Road ballast (code 16 12 25*, 17 05 07*) generated from roadworks can contain hazardous elements. Proper handling of such materials is essential for effective hazardous waste management and environmental safety.

Safe handling of insulation materials containing hazardous substances

01.09.25

Insulation materials classified as hazardous waste (code 16 12 28*, 17 06 03*) pose serious environmental and safety risks during construction, demolition, or renovation. These include mineral wool, polystyrene foam, polyurethane foam, and others containing asbestos, freons, or heavy metals.

Asbestos in construction: hidden threat and safe handling

28.08.25

Construction materials containing asbestos (code 16 12 30*, 17 06 05*) belong to one of the most complex categories of hazardous waste. Improper dismantling, storage, or transportation can cause serious harm to human health and the environment.

Safe handling of gypsum-based construction materials containing hazardous substances

25.08.25

Gypsum-based construction materials containing hazardous substances (code 16 12 31*, 17 08 01*) pose a significant challenge in the field of hazardous waste management and environmental safety.

Mercury-containing construction waste

22.08.25

Components of demolition waste containing mercury (code 16 12 33*) require strictly regulated handling. Even trace amounts of mercury in construction debris pose serious risks to the environment and public health.

Mercury-Containing Waste: Safe Handling of Fluorescent Lamps and Other Hazardous Materials

18.08.25

Fluorescent lamps and other mercury-containing waste are classified as hazardous under codes 16 12 37*, 20 01 21*. Improper storage or breakage poses risks to both the environment and human health.

PCB-Containing Demolition Waste: Managing Environmental Hazards

15.08.25

Demolition waste containing PCB-based insulators, floor coatings, and capacitors (16 12 34)* poses a significant hazard due to the toxicity of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).

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