ORDER OF THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

of May 31, 2007 No. 169-p

About approval of the Qualifier of waste

According to item 4 of article 287 of the Ecological code of the Republic of Kazakhstan of January 9, 2007 I ORDER:

1. Approve the enclosed Qualifier of waste.

2. This order becomes effective after ten calendar days after day of their first official publication.

It is approved Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan

A.Dernova

Approved by the Order of the Minister of environmental protection of the Republic of Kazakhstan of May 31, 2007, No. 169-p

Qualifier of waste

This Qualifier of waste is developed according to item 4 of article 287 of the Ecological code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and determines the list of waste, their codes, characteristics, and also transactions by the address with waste.

Chapter 1. General provisions

1. The qualifier is held for use in system of the address with waste, including accounting, control, regulation in case of the address with waste, licensing of the corresponding types of activity, issue of permissions to cross-border transportations and placement of waste, designing of nature protection constructions and holding sredozashchitny actions, assessment of social, economic, resource and material risk and damage in case of accidents and catastrophic crashes.

2. This qualifier is intended for specialists whose work is connected with production wastes and consumption, and also for persons involved in practical transactions on collection, transportation, placement (warehousing, burial), neutralization and use of production wastes.

3. The qualifier is intended for determination of level of danger and the coding of waste. In case of lack of this type of waste in the qualifier the level of danger and the coding are proved in each case and are approved with authorized body in the field of environmental protection.

4. The coding of waste considers the field of education, method of warehousing (burial), method of utilization or regeneration, potentially dangerous components, danger level, industry of economy on which objects waste are formed.

5. Determination of level of danger and the coding of waste is made in case of change of technology or upon transition to other raw material resources, and also in other cases when dangerous properties of waste can change.

6. Reference of withdrawal to certain coding is made by the user of nature independently or with involvement of the physical and (or) legal entities having the license for performance of works and rendering services in the field of environmental protection.

7. According to the Basel Convention on the Control of Trans-boundary Movement of Hazardous Wastes and their removal for the purposes of transportation, utilization, storages and burials are established 3 levels of danger of waste, according to appendix 8 to this Qualifier:

1) Green - index G;

2) Amber - index A;

3) Red - index R.

8. Classification of waste is based on consecutive consideration and determination of the main signs of waste. Classifications are subject the location, structure, quantity, aggregate state of waste, and also their toxicological, ecological and other dangerous characteristics.

9. The signs of classification established in this standard do not exclude the additional, reflecting industry, regional or other specifics waste.

Chapter 2. Structure of the qualifier

10. The complete classification code of waste consists of 8 blocks of the multiple-valued codes divided by two virgules.

11. Each group is designated by letter of the Latin alphabet and separated by gap. The complete code of waste includes the following code groups (blocks):

- name (N);

- the reasons of transfer of material (product) in withdrawal (Q);

- aggregate state of waste (W);

- identifier of dangerous components of waste (C);

- the properties determining danger of waste (N);

- the realized address method with waste (D, R).

- core activity as a result of which waste was formed (And);

- level of danger of industrial wastes (G, A, R)

12. The qualifier of waste consists from:

1) nomenclatures of waste, according to appendix 1 to this Qualifier of waste;

2) the reasons of transfer of this material (product) in category "waste", according to appendix 2 to this Qualifier of waste;

3) the list of types of physical (phase) condition of waste, according to appendix 3 to this Qualifier of waste;

4) the generalized list of types of dangerous components of waste, according to appendix 4 to this Qualifier of waste;

5) codes and characteristics of dangerous wastes, according to appendix 5 to this Qualifier of waste;

6) codes and transactions according to the address with waste, according to appendix 6 to this Qualifier of waste;

7) the list of types of activity as a result of which potentially dangerous wastes, according to appendix 7 to this Qualifier of waste can be formed;

8) levels of danger of waste, according to appendix 8 to this Qualifier of waste;

13. Forming of classification code of waste on the example of waste of polyethylene film of hotbeds and greenhouses, according to appendix 9 to this Qualifier of waste.

Chapter 3. Procedure for forming of complete classification code of waste

1. The block 1 (N) of identification code is created by the choice of the table of 1 line item, the most precisely corresponding to the classified withdrawal then assign for the classified withdrawal the corresponding six-digit code. The nomenclature qualifier of waste containing three hierarchical levels is given in the table 1 of appendix 1 to this Qualifier of waste: groups, subgroups and line items. Each group is characterized by two-digit code. It is necessary to pay attention that in each group there is subgroup and line item which last Item is number 9, to which there corresponds the provision "any of above-mentioned".

Example: N XXXXXX//

2. The block 2 (Q) represents the list of the reasons for which the classified material is referred to category "waste" (appendix 2). The list is constituted on the basis of data of the Resolution of OECD "About cross-border movements of the dangerous wastes intended for transactions on regeneration" With (92) 39 (final) of March 30, 1992 taking into account changes and additions made by the Decision of Council of OECD With (94) 152 (final) of July 29, 1994. Choose one or two reasons by which this object is classified as waste from appendix 2, and put down numbers of line items. If more than one line item are chosen, then classification numbers divide the sign "+". Example: Q XX+XX//

3. The block 3 (W) consists of number of line item (appendix 3), the most precisely corresponding to aggregate state of the classified waste.

Example: W XX//

4. The block 4 (C) consists of number (numbers) of one or more substances listed in appendix 4. If waste contains three substances which were more given in the table, then codes build in a row in decreasing order of degree of their danger, allocating no more than three groups of the most dangerous components. Selection in this group is done on qualitative characters and based on qualified opinion of specialists, the organization - producer of this waste. Carrying out tool analyses at the same time is not supposed. After that create code of the identification block by record of numbers of the chosen substances divided by the sign "+". If waste does not contain any component from listed in the list of appendix 4, that to this group assigns the C 00 code//.

Example: With XX + XX + XX//

5. The block of 5 (N) consists of one or two line items (appendix 5), the most precisely corresponding to dangerous properties which are capable to show the classified waste, divided by the sign "+" (if two line items are chosen).

Example: N of XX + XX//

If waste has no potential danger from among listed in appendix 5, that to it assigns code N 00//.

6. The block 6 (R, D) determines actually used address method with the classified withdrawal. It is created by the choice of lists of appendix 6 (E.1 and E. 2) one or several line items most of which precisely describe the future of the classified withdrawal, preceding this record by Latin letter D if the line item is chosen from E.1, and Latin letter R if the line item is chosen from E.2. If more than one line item are chosen, then in the identification block writes down each of them, dividing these records by the sign "+".

Example: D XX + R XX

7. The block 7 (A) choose one most corresponding type of activity as a result of which waste was formed From appendix 7.

Example: A XXX

8. The block 8 represents the level of danger of industrial wastes (G, A, R) according to the list provided in the Resolution of OECD "About cross-border movements of the dangerous wastes intended for transactions on regeneration".

Example: GX XXX

9. Thus, the complete code of withdrawal will look as follows:

N HKHKHKHKHKH//Q XX+XX//W XX//C XX + XX + XX/N XX + XX//D XX + R XX//

A XXX//GX XXX

Appendix 1

to the Qualifier of waste

Nomenclature of waste

А.1 List of nomenclature groups

1. Waste of the mining industry

2. Waste of agricultural industry, gardening, hunting, fishing

3. Waste of the wood, pulp-and-paper and woodworking industry

4. Waste of the tanning and textile industry

5. Waste of oil processing, rectification of natural gas

6. Waste of the main chemistry

7. Waste of chemistry of organic synthesis

8. Waste from production, processings, deliveries and use of paints, varnishes, the sealing-up materials, glues, typographical dyes and enamels

9. Photoindustry waste

10. Inorganic waste of thermal processes

11. Inorganic waste with metals from processing of metals

12. Waste of machine and mechanical processes

13. Mineral and synthetic oil waste (except for groups 8 and 14. Waste from use of substances as solvents (except the waste given in the item 7)

15. The contaminated packaging container, the contaminated adsorbents and filters

16. The industrial wastes which are not determined differently in the qualifier

17. Waste of commercial construction and demolition of buildings

18. Waste of health and veterinary service and researches

19. Waste from waste processing and water productions

20. Waste of household and similar waste of trade

Table 1 - Nomenclature of waste

Number	Group	Subgroup	Line item	Name of withdrawal
1	2	3	4	5
1	1	0	0	Waste of the mining industry
2	1	1	0	Waste from mines and pits
3	1	1	1	Waste from mines and pits of metallic mineral raw materials, including overburden breeds
4	1	1	2	Waste from mines and pits of the mineral raw materials which are not containing metals including overburden breeds
5	1	2	0	Waste of physical and chemical processes of conversion of mineral raw materials
6	1	2	1	Gravel
7	1	2	2	Sand and clay
8	1	2	3	Powders and dust
9	1	2	4	Red slime of conversion of bauxite
10	1	2	5	Other slimes which are not determined differently
11	1	3	0	Drilling slimes
12	1	3	1	Baritosoderzhashchy slimes of drilling
13	1	3	2	Oil-containing slimes of drilling
14	1	3	3	Chlorine-containing slimes of drilling
15	1	3	4	The drilling slimes which are not determined differently
16	1	3	99	Other waste of group which is not determined differently
17	2	0	0	Waste of agricultural industry, gardening, hunting, fishing
18	2	1	0	Waste of preprocessing of products
19	2	1	1	Slimes from washing and cleaning
20	2	1	2	The infected animal hulks and biological waste
21	2	1	3	Not infected animal hulks and biological waste
22	2	1	4	Vegetable waste (plants and parts of plants)
23	2	1	5	Excrements of animals and urine (including the used straw), liquid drains
24	2	1	6	Agrochemical remaining balance (mineral fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, etc.)
25	2	1	7	Other primary types of waste which are not determined differently
26	2	2	0	Waste of meat, fish, etc. animal products from conversion
27	2	2	1	Slimes from washing and cleaning
28	2	2	2	The infected and decaying animal fabrics
29	2	2	3	Blood
30	2	2	4	Bones, skin, feathers, hair, horns and hoofs
31	2	2	5	Animal excrements and urine (including the used straw)
32	2	2	6	The processed products without refining
33	2	2	7	The waste of preparation of meat and fish which are not determined differently
34	2	2	0	Waste of preparation and processing of fruit, vegetables, cereals, oils, cocoa, coffee, products of conservation and tobacco
35	2	3	1	Slimes of washing, cleaning, centrifuging, separation
36	2	3	2	Initial raw materials and end products without refining
37	2	3	3	Filtrate of liquid waste
38	2	3	4	Dust from crushing
39	2	3	5	Waste of water processing of slimes
40	2	3	6	Products of preservation and machine cleaning of waste
41	2	3	7	Waste from heating, drying or curing
42	2	3	8	Waste from solutions of extracts
43	2	3	9	Waste of fruit, vegetables, edible oils, cocoa and coffee
44	2	4	0	Waste of sugar production
45	2	4	1	Slimes from washing and cleaning, scraping of beet
46	2	4	2	Waste of filtering or cleaning
47	2	4	3	Waste of chemical processing
48	2	4	4	The waste of sugar production which is not determined differently
49	2	5	0	Waste of the butter-making industry
50	2	5	1	Raw materials and end product without refining
51	2	5	2	Filtrational waste
52	2	5	3	The waste of the butter-making industry which is not determined differently
53	2	6	0	Waste of the baking and confectionery industry
54	2	6	1	Raw materials and end product without refining
55	2	6	2	Liquid filtrational waste
56	2	6	3	Flour dust
57	2	6	4	Waste of chemicals for conservation
58	2	6	5	The waste of the baking and confectionery industry which is not determined differently
59	2	7	0	Production wastes of alcoholic and soft drinks (including coffee, tea, cocoa)
60	2	7	1	Waste from washing, cleaning and machining of raw materials
61	2	7	2	Raw materials and end product without refining
62	2	7	3	Waste of purification of alcohol
63	2	7	4	Waste of chemical processing
64	2	7	5	Production wastes of alcoholic and soft drinks
65	2	7	99	Other waste of group which is not determined differently
66	3	0	0	Waste of the wood, pulp-and-paper and woodworking industry
67	3	1	0	Forestry waste
68	3	1	1	Waste from the raw trees and bushes
69	3	1	2	Waste from the processed trees and bushes
70	3	1	3	Shavings, cuttings, marriage of forest products
71	3	2	0	Waste of the woodworking industry
72	3	2	1	Bark
73	3	2	2	Sawdust from the raw wood
74	3	2	3	Sawdust from the processed wood
75	3	2	4	Shavings, cuttings, marriage of forest products (parts, boards, plywood)
76	3	2	5	Other waste of processing of wood which is not determined differently
77	3	3	0	The waste which is formed in the course of wood protection
78	3	3	1	Negalogensoderzhashchy organic preservatives of wood (creosote)

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