Sentence examples for hazard classification from inspiring English sources

The Hazardous Waste Directive (HWD) describes the methodology for hazard classification of waste materials.

A new harmonized EU regulation for the classification of waste came into effect on 1st June 2015, in which the criteria and assessment methods for the classification of hazardous waste are harmonized with other internationally agreed-upon systems for hazard classification of chemicals (CLP).

Nevertheless, the RSPB is calling on the International Maritime Organisation to urgently review the hazard classification of PIB and implement regulations and regular monitoring of such discharges to prevent any further tragic and wholly avoidable incidents like the one just witnessed".

toxic (hazard classification).

Determining the hazard classification of energetic materials is important for transportation safety and storage concerns.

Zinc oxide has been classified by EU hazard classification as N; R50-53 (ecotoxic).

CAS numbers or EC numbers were used preferentially in the C&L inventory to find the respective hazard classifications.

An Occupational Safety and Health Administration initiative updating "hazard classifications and labels," which the White House said "is expected to result in an annualized $585 million in estimated savings for employers" was actually proposed in 2006 by the Bush administration.

Although no overall structure/activity relationship could be established because of the diversity of molecular architectures studied, a combination of decomposition and activation energy data provides a means for hazard and risk classification.

For safety-related systems, a hazard analysis with risk classification has to be performed, e.g. by stating quantitative risk measures based on the probability.

These include the Peril Classification and Hazard Glossary developed by the Integrated Research on Disaster Risk (IRDR 2014) and the one used by the Centre for Risk Studies at the Cambridge University Judge Business School (Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies 2017).