Independent guide published by Wastetide. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by the French Ministry of Ecological Transition or the official Trackdéchets service. For official filings use trackdechets.beta.gouv.fr.
Key takeaways
- BSDD: hazardous waste in general (and POP waste).
- BSDA: asbestos waste.
- BSFF: refrigerant fluids and equipment containing them.
- BSDASRI: infectious healthcare waste.
- BSVHU: end-of-life vehicles.
The slips at a glance
Slip
Waste
Typical industrial case
BSDD
Hazardous waste (dangerous waste), POPs
Used oils, solvents, batteries, contaminated packaging, sludges
BSDA
Asbestos waste
Renovation or demolition works
BSFF
Fluorinated fluids
Chiller and air-conditioning maintenance, data center cooling
BSDASRI
Infectious healthcare waste
On-site medical unit
BSVHU
End-of-life vehicles
Fleet vehicles scrapped
BSPAOH
Human anatomical parts
Healthcare facilities only
Who does what on a BSDD
- The producer (or the collector on its behalf) drafts the slip.
- The producer signs on handover.
- The transporter signs on pickup.
- The destination facility signs on receipt and confirms treatment.
- Grouping or transit facilities create follow-up slips linked to the original.
Common mistakes
- Wrong waste code or hazard properties.
- Quantity estimated and never corrected after weighing.
- Producer signature missing or done by an unauthorized person.
- Slips left open with no treatment confirmation.
- Refrigerant interventions without a BSFF.
Wastetide
One view of slips, invoices and contracts
Wastetide reconciles what was shipped, what was billed and what the contract says. Try it free.
FAQ
Which slip for refrigerant gases removed from a chiller?
A BSFF, created for the intervention by the certified operator, with the detainer of the equipment involved.
Sources: Trackdéchets FAQ