The processing of used Hazardous and Toxic Material (B3) packaging involves a series of controlled stages designed to minimize the risk of environmental pollution and ensure that the packaging is handled according to its specific characteristics and contamination levels.

The process begins with the receipt, inspection, and sorting of packaging based on type, material, and the characteristics of the residues contained within. Subsequently, the packaging undergoes handling and decontamination procedures in accordance with established technical protocols. Once processed, the packaging is inspected to verify compliance with prescribed management requirements.

Residues, wash water, and process by-products are further managed in accordance with the characteristics of the materials and applicable regulations governing hazardous and toxic waste. All stages are executed with a primary focus on workplace safety, environmental protection, and compliance with prevailing laws and regulations.

Through this standardized and responsible processing approach, PT HBSP is committed to supporting the safe, controlled, and environmentally conscious management of used hazardous and toxic material packaging.

The following are the types and codes for waste packaging that can be cleaned: