Choose waste signage from the actual materials and site requirements. Ordinary sorting labels and regulated hazard signs serve different purposes; one generic poster cannot establish compliance.
What to check
- Base accepted/rejected examples on the contractor's written list and the items staff actually handle.
- Use pictures and languages appropriate to the people using the station.
- Have a competent person check signs for chemicals, dangerous goods or other specialist storage rather than using recycling labels for those hazards.
- Assign an owner to replace labels when products, collection or storage arrangements change.
Source context
EPA classification guidance distinguishes waste types and points to separate dangerous-goods handling requirements. EPA Victoria: Classify industrial waste.
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Sources
- EPA Victoria — Classify industrial waste. Classification process; priority waste. Checked 18 September 2026.
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