Other demolition waste (including mixed waste) containing hazardous substances (16 12 35)* arises during dismantling of industrial, commercial, and residential structures and includes paints, sealants, asbestos, and heavy metals.
Hazardous waste management begins with identifying and sorting hazardous materials.
Handling of hazardous waste involves temporary storage in isolated areas to prevent contamination.
Environmental servicing of enterprises includes:
- environmental audits before demolition
- monitoring air emissions
- overseeing waste storage and removal
Storage of hazardous waste takes place in sealed containers on secure, controlled sites.
Transportation of hazardous waste is carried out using ADR-compliant vehicles and documentation.
Processing of hazardous waste involves mechanical separation, chemical neutralization, and preparation of inert materials.
Key risks include:
- generation of toxic dust and vapors
- soil and water contamination
- health hazards for workers and local communities
Responsible handling of hazardous waste prevents environmental hazards and ensures compliance with laws.
Continuous environmental servicing of enterprises is a key element of corporate sustainability.