3 Courses
Waste
A pre-recorded mini-webinar available from October 2023 to 31 March 2025.
Fee = £65.00 plus VAT or 1 credit
This webinar will examine a range of issues related to the management of soils and other excavation materials arising during development projects. The seminar will give an overview of current legislation and guidance, including consideration of when soil becomes a waste, the waste duty of care and environmental permitting. It will also consider how to minimise the environmental impacts of excavation waste and the regulatory options for its re-use.
On completion of the webinar, we expect that delegates will have gained a basic understanding of:
• How waste legislation and guidance impacts on development sites involving groundworks, earthworks and soil remediation;
• Duty of Care requirements placed on waste producers and waste holders; and
• Options available to enable the sustainable use of excavated materials on development sites, either as waste or non-waste.
Waste
A pre-recorded mini-webinar available from October 2023 to 31 March 2025
Fee = £65.00 plus VAT or 1 credit
This
webinar will set out what the Duty of Care is under section 34(1) of the
Environmental Protection Act (1990) and the requirements for waste producers
and waste holders in the UK. The seminar will give context in terms of the
definition of waste, waste hierarchy and the increasing prevalence of waste
crime – meaning it is more important than ever to adhere to the Duty of Care.
It will also go through 5 key requirements that must be followed, including an
overview of waste classification and List of Waste codes. It will also consider
recent consultations on Digital Waste Tracking (UK-wide) and reform of carrier,
broker and dealer registration (England only) which will impact Duty of Care
over the next few years.
Waste
This is a pre-recorded mini-webinar. Duration of the webinar is approx. 60 mins. It is available from 05 June 2023 to 31 March 2025
Fee = £85.00 plus VAT or 1 credit
This consists of a presentation for business’ and organisation's on Hazardous Wastes and their responsibilities under the Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005. This includes how to appropriately identify, assess and classify it and how to ensure that it is safely handled and stored. Also how to ensure it is transported (consigned), including correctly completed consignment notes. Finally any other relevant or associated required legislation.