The test and the waste classification in one place
Waste classification under NBR 10004, with leachate and solubilized extract in the same report. Gerencialab runs the leaching and solubilization tests, checks each extract against the limits you register and ties everything to the Class I, II-A or II-B framing, with no side spreadsheet.
Who it is for
If your day is classifying industrial solid waste from start to finish, you stop fighting a generic system that gets neither the leachate nor the solubilized logic. Gerencialab is built for labs that test and classify waste, from field sampling to the signed classification report.
Your industrial waste comes back with its class defined.
Leaching, solubilization and composition come in together and the waste leaves framed as Class I, II-A or II-B, with each extract compared against the limits you registered.
Each extract evaluated by the right annex.
The leachate is compared against one set of limits and the solubilized extract against another. You register both and the system applies each one to the correct extract, no crossover.
Client campaigns that come back on time.
Periodic waste characterization with recurring sampling already tied to the contract. The next round starts on the right date, with no schedule to rebuild every time.
Sample volume without the chaos.
Many waste matrices from a single client, each with its own test. Work orders are generated from the sampling plan and labels print in batches, at the pace the lab demands.
The sample is right from the yard to the report.
A pile, a drum or a heterogeneous batch: the sampler records point, composition and condition in the field, with photos and a full history. How you sampled stays on the sample, all the way to the framing.
- Point, composition and condition recorded in the field, with photos.
- Offline sampling app: nothing is lost in a yard with no signal.
- Full sample history, from collection to report.
The classification you already know, inside the system
Your analyst stops chasing limits in a PDF and keeping a side spreadsheet. You register the standards you use as reference and Gerencialab compares every extract against the right limits at the moment of entry. The screen shows what is within and what is out. The final classification call stays with your technical manager.
Classification anchored in NBR 10004.
ABNT NBR 10004 defines the classes: Class I (hazardous), Class II-A (non-inert) and Class II-B (inert). You register the criteria once and every waste comes back evaluated against them.
Leachate by NBR 10005.
The leaching test in NBR 10005 produces the leachate extract. You register the parameters and limits for that extract and the system compares the leaching result against them.
Solubilized extract by NBR 10006.
The solubilization in NBR 10006 produces the solubilized extract, evaluated against its own set of limits. Each extract pulls the right reference, with no crossover into the leachate's.
Sampling traced under NBR 10007.
NBR 10007 governs waste sampling. The point, the sampling method and the composition are recorded on the sample, from field to report.
Each test on its own reference, no mixing.
In the same report, the leachate has one limit, the solubilized extract has another and the framing joins the two. Each extract is compared against the right standard on its own.
The pains of classifying waste
We know the day of anyone classifying waste. The system grew out of these points, the very ones that cost you sleep.
Running leaching and solubilization and tying it into one report.
They are two different tests, two extracts, two sets of limits. In Gerencialab they come into the same sample and close in one classification report, with no spreadsheets glued on either side.
Framing under 10004 without missing the class.
Swapping Class I for II-A in a report is an error that comes back expensive. With the criteria registered, the system flags what is out and the framing rests on the result, not on the analyst's memory.
Volume and characterization deadlines without missing the date.
Characterization has a contract deadline. With recurring sampling, a calendar and a work order workflow, the system shows what is due and when, before the deadline slips.
Waste sampling recorded the right way.
A pile, a drum, a heterogeneous batch: how you sample weighs on the report's validity. The sampler records point, composition and condition in the field, with a full history.
How Gerencialab solves it
From sampling in the yard to the classification report, with no rework in between.
The result tells you on the spot if the extract passed or failed.
On entry, each leachate and solubilized parameter is compared against the registered limits and anything out is flagged right away. Less manual checking, fewer table-reading errors.
Leachate and solubilized extract close in the same classification.
Both tests belong to the same waste sample. The system gathers the extracts and the framing as Class I, II-A or II-B comes from the set, in a single report.
Sampling happens even with no internet in the yard.
Landfills, industrial yards and storage areas do not always have signal. The sampler records point, photos and data on the phone offline and syncs when back online. Nothing is lost along the way.
Your classification report comes out with the lab's identity, signed.
Configurable template with your header and footer, variables filled on their own, signature on the document and PDF generated on the spot. Each template version is controlled.
Every condition of the waste is recorded properly.
Use dynamic forms to note origin, generating process, composition and field observations, with a full history of everything entered on the sample.
Both extracts close in one classification report.
Leaching (NBR 10005) and solubilization (NBR 10006) come into the same sample, each extract compared against the limits you register. The framing as Class I, II-A or II-B under NBR 10004 comes from the set, in a report signed by your technical manager.
- Each extract evaluated by the right reference, no mixing.
- Framing under NBR 10004 rests on the result.
- A single report, signed by the technical manager.
Modules that matter most for solid waste
Everything in one system, no hidden add-ons.
Sampling and Logistics.
Your sampler heads out with route and schedule in hand and records the sampling in the offline app with GPS, even in a yard with no signal. Recurring characterization sampling comes scheduled.
Samples.
Each waste enters with a barcode or QR label and stays traced from intake to disposal, with photos and composition records. You find any vial in seconds.
Laboratory and Analyses.
Leaching and solubilization ready by waste matrix, the result reviewed before it leaves, and import from instruments and spreadsheets so no reading is retyped.
Quality Control.
QC aligned with ISO/IEC 17025, with reference materials and control evaluation, so you reach the audit with everything in place.
Reports and Templates.
Your classification report comes out in a configurable template, signed and as a PDF, with version control. Every document leaves standardized.
BI and Reports.
Dashboards and exports that organize what goes to environmental reporting and the indicators management needs to see.
Frequently asked questions
Does Gerencialab come with NBR 10004 and the leaching and solubilization limits preloaded?
The system has a standards and limits registry where you record the parameters and criteria from NBR 10004, 10005 and 10006 and use them for automatic evaluation of the extracts. The limit database is maintained by your lab, which is responsible for accreditation. During onboarding we help you build that registry.
Can leachate and solubilized extract close in the same classification report?
Yes. Both tests belong to the same waste sample. The system gathers the leachate and solubilized extracts and the framing as Class I, II-A or II-B comes from the set, in a single report.
How does the system evaluate framing under 10004?
Each leachate and solubilized parameter is compared against the limits you registered and the system flags what is out. The framing rests on that result, but the final classification call stays with your technical manager.
How does sampling work where there is no internet signal?
The sampling app works offline. The sampler records point, photos, composition and field data, and the system syncs everything when the phone is back online. Nothing is lost along the way.
Does the system submit results directly to the environmental agency?
No. Gerencialab structures and exports your results (spreadsheet or PDF) so your team can file the report with the agency. It removes the rekeying work, but the submission is done by your team.
Does it import instrument results?
Yes, through import of results from instruments and spreadsheets. It is not real-time serial interfacing, it is import of the file generated by the instrument or the analyst's spreadsheet.
See Gerencialab running with your waste lab's routine.
Book a demo and watch the waste come in with leaching and solubilization together, the framing come out under NBR 10004 and the classification report come out signed, with examples from your sample types.