End-to-end command across the hazardous waste management chain
Under Algerian environmental law, hazardous waste management in Algeria is governed by perpetual producer accountability. Partnering with INCINERO KBH ensures impeccable adherence to requirements set by the Ministry of Environment and the National Waste Agency (AND).
Audit & Categorization
On-site inventory, classification according to Decree 06-104 SD codes, and generation of Prior Acceptance Certificates (CAP).
Tracking Manifests (BSD)
Management and stamping of the 4 statutory copies of the Waste Tracking Manifest certifying uninterrupted custody.
Destruction Certificate
Delivery of legally binding proof following thermal elimination in our A4000 high-temperature incinerator at El Attaf.
Core Pillars of Regulatory Support
We advise plant directors, HSE executives, and industrial operations managers:
- Statutory waste register maintenance: structuring input/output ledgers compliant with regional environmental inspections.
- Internal waste management plans (PIGD): setting source sorting, leakproof staging area, and hazardous labeling protocols.
- HSE field personnel training: chemical hazard awareness, UN packaging handling, and spill response procedures.
- Audit readiness: consolidated documentation for ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and corporate client ESG questionnaires.
Algerian Legal Framework: Law No. 01-19 of Dec 12, 2001
Algerian law enforces strict criminal and administrative sanctions for mismanagement of special and hazardous wastes:
- Absolute prohibition of dilution or mixing: Mixing hazardous residues with municipal waste or non-compatible streams is strictly banned.
- Mandatory use of licensed contractors: Only firms holding ministerial licenses, such as INCINERO KBH, are legally authorized to haul and process special waste.
- 5-year manifest retention: BSD manifests must be archived for at least 5 years and produced upon demand by environmental police officers.
Frequently Asked Questions on Hazardous Waste Management
What are the legal duties for a hazardous waste producer in Algeria?
Under Algerian Law 01-19, waste producers retain cradle-to-grave legal liability until final destruction. They must maintain chronological waste registers, issue four-part Waste Tracking Manifests (BSD), and contract solely with licensed operators.
How does INCINERO KBH shield clients during state environmental inspections?
We deliver verified Prior Acceptance Certificates (CAP), signed BSD manifest copies, official destruction certificates, and consolidated annual mass balance reports for Wilaya Environment Directorates.