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In-depth Course
How do you know that you’re up to date with the key approaches needed to ensure legal compliance with waste related law, recognising that significant legal changes have occurred to the waste Duty of Care requirements in 2011. Ensuring compliance with waste related legislation is complex and getting it wrong could land your organisation and those responsible for any breach, in court.
Failure to manage waste issues in business result in a significant number of prosecutions each year in England and Wales. By attending this seminar, delegates can make an immediate impact on waste compliance practices within their organisation leading to confidence that company legal obligations with respect to waste are sufficiently addressed.
Key requirements for the revised Duty of Care under the new Waste (England and Wales) regulations 2011 (including the new requirements to consider the Waste Hierarchy) and the associated regulations such as those dealing with Hazardous Waste, will be covered as will current best practice. The programme provides an update on the changes that have occurred in the past year, including the expected requirements that will be introduced in October 2011 under the Controlled Waste Regulations 2011.
This seminar is designed to enable the delegate to ensure that they are compliant with today’s legislation and are prepared for the coming year regarding waste management implications and practice.
Programme |
| 9.00am Registration
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Waste definitions and classification – update on 2011 revisions
Update on the implementation of the 2008 Waste Framework Directive
Duty of Care requirements and changes for 2011 – the Waste (England and Wales) regulations 2011
The revised Waste Transfer Notes and Consignment Notes
Understanding the new Waste Hierarchy requirements
Hazardous Waste and the List of Waste Regulations - update
Producer responsibility Packaging Waste Law – update regulations 2010
Environmental Permitting 2010 (waste licensing) and waste exemption requirements
Expected standards of waste management control in 2011
Questions/Discussion
4.15 - 4.30pm Close of Programme |
On completion of the course, attendees will: |
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Appreciate the extent of UK legislation relating to wastes and be able to take action to ensure compliance; |
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Appreciate the key issues in relation to waste definition and provide options for improved management in their business; |
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Understand the practical implications of the waste Duty of Care and other related controls on wastes management; |
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Be aware of the essential elements and pitfalls of managing hazardous waste; |
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Recognise the implications of the UK Environmental Permitting regime in relation to the, storage use, recovery and disposal of waste. |
Who Should Attend?
All those with responsibility for ensuring waste legal compliance within their business and those who are seeking to improve their understanding of current and recently emerging waste law.
Speaker
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Ken Jordan
Ken is a science graduate; a Chartered Environmentalist and Chartered member of IOSH. He has a background in management in the chemical and allied industries. He specialises in the design and implementation of environmental management systems and in the provision of training. After working for a number of years as a principal EHS consultant in the engineering sector, he founded Focus RM Limited a training and consultancy organisation in 2001. Focus RM provides a range of accredited programmes to public and private sectors.
Booking
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Seminar Fees:
The Fee for each seminar includes; all written materials, lunch and refreshments.
£445+VAT Full Fee.
£395+VAT Previous delegates/organisations, IOSH, IIRSM and NEBOSH Members.
Cheques should be made payable to Euro Business Information Services Ltd (EBIS). We also accept Visa or MasterCard payments. Full payment is required prior to the seminar.
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