Duty of Care: Day-to-Day Wastes Management
Overview:
Waste management legislation is complex and rapidly-changing; failure to comply and to manage wastes effectively can result in serious pollution and this has been recognised in the recent establishment of a waste crime unit within the Environment Agency.
It is therefore important to ensure that you have a good understanding of the key legal requirements AND their implications for day to day wastes management and in relation to this controls under ‘Duty of Care’ play an absolutely fundamental role in compliance. Government and Regulators are working on a number of changes including new systems for tracking waste under duty of care that will obviate the need for controlled waste transfer notes. This course will examine these changes in detail and will put these changes into the context of currently applicable controls and will provide a summary of their potential impacts. Topics to be addressed will include:
- Key legal requirements of EPA s33 and 34 and related Regulations;
- Definition of waste and its relevance;
- Fundamentals of waste classification including use of the European Waste Catalogue;
- The Code of Practice; Its relevance and implications;
- Auditing for compliance – key information requirements;
This material is presented in a way that identifies the legal obligations of all those managing waste and provides practical solutions for waste management practices in the light of these legal requirements. By attending this seminar, delegates can make an immediate impact on waste compliance practices within their organisation helping to provide confidence that Duty of Care obligations are being met, and that associated risks are being managed effectively and efficiently.
Who Should Attend?
All those with responsibility for ensuring waste legal compliance and auditing within their business. The course will be relevant to new practitioners and those with more experience, but who may have little formal training.
What you'll learn:
On completion of the course, attendees will:
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- Frederic Robinson
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- The Senator Group
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- FAUN Zoeller UK
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- Komatsu UK
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- Hilton Hotels
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- Vectis Housing
I thoroughly enjoyed the course and I felt it was structured and delivered really well
- Argent Energy
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- Glanville Environmental
Delivery was brilliant; I would attend any of your courses
- Frederic Robinson
Very good, great knowledge of subject
- The Senator Group
Very interesting course, well delivered
- FAUN Zoeller UK
Good content and good pace
- Komatsu UK
Very useful course, thank you
- Hilton Hotels
Very informative day, thank you
- Vectis Housing
I thoroughly enjoyed the course and I felt it was structured and delivered really well
- Argent Energy
Very useful & informative, found the tutor to be very good. Well done Ken & thank you
- Glanville Environmental
Course Programme:
9:00 - 9:30 Registration
9:30 - 9:45 Welcome and Introduction
9:45 - 10:45 Duty of Care: Overview
- Key Legal Requirements
- Definition of waste and its relevance
- DoC Video
- Group discussions
10:45 - 11:00 Break
11:00 - 12:00 Key Legal Requirements - Continued
- S33
- S34
- Regional Variations
- Day-to-day implications
- Potential Changes
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 14:00 Completing Transfer Notes
- Group Exercise
- Group Discussion
14:00 - 14:45 Code of Practice
- Details and potential implications going forward
14:45 - 15:00 Break
15:00 - 16:00 Auditing under DoC
- Key audit criteria and information requirements
- Practical planning
- Keeping it simple
16:00 Close