Duty of care 5 min read
Your new household division, and the duty of care behind it
We have opened a household division: skip hire, waste removal, van collection and house clearances, each delivered by a licensed contractor we vet and...
Waste Management Insight
Practical guidance on duty of care, waste classification and getting better value from your waste contracts — written for the person who has to sign the transfer note, not for other consultants.
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Cost and procurement 6 min read
Waste Management for the Food Industry and FMCG: A Practical Guide
Food manufacturing and FMCG sites produce some of the most varied waste streams in industry, from food and packaging to used cooking oil and...
Cost and procurement 3 min read
What a waste cost-saving audit actually looks at
A waste audit is not a haggle over the gate fee. It is an examination of what you are producing, how it is segregated, how often it is collected and...
Waste classification 3 min read
Hazardous waste classification and EWC codes, explained
Every waste stream gets a six-digit code from the List of Waste, and whether that code is starred decides how the waste must be moved, documented...
Duty of care 3 min read
Duty of care: what your waste paperwork has to prove
Waste duty of care does not end when the vehicle leaves your gate. Here is what section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 actually...
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