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ADR Consultancy

The transport of hazardous waste by road is a complex and highly regulated process, which is essential for protecting public health and the environment. These operations are handled by the ADR (European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road), which lays down strict rules to ensure that hazardous waste is transported safely.

The ADR not only classifies hazardous substances, but also stipulates how they should be transported, packaged and identified, thus minimising the risk of accidents. This legislation covers not only industrial chemicals, but also waste produced by hospitals, laboratories and industries. It is therefore crucial for companies operating in the waste sector to understand when and how to apply the ADR in order to avoid penalties and ensure safe and efficient transport.

Zanetti Arturo offers ADR consulting services to verify the correct application of this legislation within the company and the relevant procedures to be adopted in order to avoid administrative fines (see Leg. Decree No. 35/2010, Art. 11, para. 2, and Art. 12, para. 1).

Thanks to decades of experience in the management and transport of hazardous waste and the professionalism of its qualified trainers, who undergo regular refresher courses, Zanetti provides high-quality, proven and reliable consulting services in the field of ADR.

For further information, please read our article dedicated to the transport of special waste by road..

WHAT DOES ADR MEAN?

ADR is the French acronym for Accord Dangereuses Route, i.e. the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, kept up to date and supplemented every two years by specific amendments.

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