Chromates (code 16 09 02*), such as potassium chromate or sodium dichromate, are classified as hazardous due to their high toxicity.
Proper hazardous waste management reduces risks for health and the environment.
Key hazards include:
- toxic impact on respiratory system and skin;
- solubility in water with groundwater contamination;
- carcinogenic effects;
- threats to ecosystems.
Effective handling of hazardous waste requires monitoring, labeling, and specialized treatment.
Environmental servicing of enterprises ensures audits and compliance with international standards.
Secure hazardous waste storage involves double-sealed containers to prevent leaks.
Safe hazardous waste transportation requires licensed carriers and certified packaging.
Modern hazardous waste processing includes chemical reduction and immobilization.
Comprehensive strategies help protect nature and demonstrate corporate responsibility.