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A Hazardous Waste Management License is a mandatory permit issued under the Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016. It is regulated by the
1. Environmental Protection : Reduces pollution by promoting safe handling and disposal of hazardous waste.
2. Legal Compliance : Prevents penalties and shutdowns for violating environmental laws.
3. Public Health Safety : Minimizes the risk of exposure to harmful substances.
4. Corporate Responsibility : Demonstrates a company’s commitment to sustainability.
5. Approval for Operations : Mandatory for businesses dealing with hazardous materials.
Feature | Hazardous Waste Management License | Biomedical Waste License |
---|---|---|
Purpose | Hazardous industrial waste disposal | Disposal of medical waste |
Regulating Authority | SPCB or PCC | SPCB or PCC |
Applicable Industries | Manufacturing, chemicals, pharma | Hospitals, clinics, labs |
Compliance Reports | Monthly or quarterly | Quarterly or annual |
Penalty for Non-Compliance | High | High |
Only industries generating or handling hazardous waste need this license.
Fines, imprisonment, or factory shutdown can result from non-compliance.
No, transportation of hazardous waste requires a valid license and manifest.
Typically 3-5 years, depending on the state and industry type.
Yes, but only through authorized recycling units.
Yes, foreign businesses operating in India can apply.
Chemical, toxic, flammable, and radioactive materials are classified as hazardous.
The process usually takes 1-3 months, including inspection.
Yes, businesses must ensure staff are trained in hazardous waste protocols.
Renewals require updated compliance reports and may involve inspections.