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FORM 5, LRIZ FORM 5, and GIO1 share one screen. They report waste generated at the facility during the year: catalogue code, quantities, and what happened to that waste.
Shared steps: How forms work.
| Who | Facilities that generate waste and have this production obligation |
| Submitted for | Facility (one form per waste catalogue index and year) |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Deadline | 31 March for the previous calendar year |
Why this form is sent
National waste statistics and inspections start from what the site produced. Each waste type is a separate form so quantities and management routes stay traceable.
When it applies
NRIZ assigns FORM 5, LRIZ FORM 5, or GIO1 β not a combination of FORM 5 and GIO1 on the same facility. FORM 1β5 cannot be combined with LRIZ FORM 1β5.
A new form is created per waste catalogue index for that facility and year. The same index cannot be added twice.
Where FORM 5 or LRIZ FORM 5 is active, a DKO obligation is typically also expected for hazardous-waste movements. See Daily waste (DEO6 / GIO6, DKO).
What to fill in
- General β company, facility, year, waste catalogue index, statement of responsibility.
- Classification β origin, type, character; H and Y codes when the waste is hazardous.
- Components β composition of hazardous waste, when required.
- Quantity β generated, stored, and related amounts for the year.
- Management β disposal, recovery, export, or other routes used.
- Note β optional explanation.
Classification is often copied from the previous year for the same index and can be adjusted.
Specifics
Quantities and management routes must match: waste that was generated has to be accounted for (stored, handed over, treated, exported). Hazardous codes must match a hazardous catalogue index.
Handling at specialised plants (disposal, reuse, import, export) is reported on waste handling (GIO2βGIO5) forms, not on this production form.