Know how to read and use nomenclature
Reading and understanding the ICPE nomenclature
Practical sheet REF: FIC0063 V1
Know how to read and use nomenclature
Reading and understanding the ICPE nomenclature

Author : Solange VIGER

Publication date: July 10, 2014, Review date: November 15, 2016 | Lire en français

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2. Know how to read and use nomenclature

The nomenclature is made up of headings that list :

  • Potentially hazardous substances and preparations;

  • potentially dangerous activities ;

  • IED activities ;

  • hazardous substances or mixtures.

The nomenclature takes the form of a list or table with four or five columns:

2.1 1st column: heading number

Each heading is identified by a four-digit number, the first two of which identify the family of substances or activities (e.g.: 11XX toxic substances, 22XX food processing...).

The headings are divided into three main categories:

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