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Client : Aggregate Production and Inert Recycling Facility Location : Newark Requirement : Implement improvements to site documents and site operations following a regulator visit and unsatisfactory findings .

The need for a WAMITAB/CIWM Qualified Manager at waste sites. As a Legal Operator of a waste site you are required to prove that you will have technical competence in place. You can either meet the requirements of the WAMITAB/CIWM Operator Competence Scheme or be a member of the EU Skills scheme. To meet The requirements of the WAMITAB/CIWM Scheme , technically competent people must demonstrate competence by completing a qualification , units and/or training programme to demonstrate the skills and knowledge to ensure permitted sites stay compliant. Most commonly you will hear technically competent people referred to as “WAMITAB Holder’s” , “TCM’s” and “COTC Holder’s” Here at Hart's Waste Consulting , we have experienced WAMITAB holders who can offer temporary or long term technically competent cover for your waste site.

Client : Waste Management Company Location : Nottinghamshire Requirement : Vary Environmental Permit to increase tonnages accepted at site and add on additional Waste Types to the Permit.

If you carry out waste activities which fall under the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2016 , you may need an Environmental Permit. There are two types of Environmental Permit: 1) Standard Rules 2) Bespoke The type of environmental permit you need with depend on the activities you plan to carry out. Here is a quick overview of Standard Rules Permits , what they are and the cost factors involved.

If you plan to treat , store , recycle of dispose of inert waste as part of your site activities , you may need an Environmental Permit. There are two types of Environmental Permit: 1) Standard Rules 2) Bespoke It is always more cost effective and quicker if your site and activities on the site can fit into the criteria of a Standard Rules Environmental Permit for inert waste. Here we explain the types of SR Permits you may be able to apply for , the costs involved and what types of companies may need one.