3. Make the most of the information provided by your supplier
You need to take into account the information provided by your supplier on the waste generated by the products he has delivered to you. This information may include data on hazards that are not easily accessible to you, such as the formation of hazardous degradation products, the emission of hazardous dust during sanding or grinding...
3.1 SDS (article 31 of REACh)
Sections 13 and 15.1 of the SDS, and in some cases sections 5, 6 and 7, will give you practical or regulatory information in addition to the hazard classification (chapters 2 and 3).
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Make the most of the information provided by your supplier
Identify specific regulations related to the composition of the waste or the "waste-generating product".
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Circular of October 3, 2002 on the implementation of decree no. 2002-540 of April 18, 2002 on waste classification
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properties that make waste hazardous (appendix I of article R. 541-8)
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