The document outlines the objectives of a waste management assessment which are to: assess the types and volumes of waste generated by a proposed project; identify any potential environmental impacts; recommend appropriate waste handling and disposal in accordance with regulations; and categorize waste materials for disposal considerations such as landfills or public filling areas. It also notes that businesses generate a lot of daily garbage and that proper waste management is important to protect the environment and control expenses, while poorly handled waste can pollute water sources and soil.
The document outlines the objectives of a waste management assessment which are to: assess the types and volumes of waste generated by a proposed project; identify any potential environmental impacts; recommend appropriate waste handling and disposal in accordance with regulations; and categorize waste materials for disposal considerations such as landfills or public filling areas. It also notes that businesses generate a lot of daily garbage and that proper waste management is important to protect the environment and control expenses, while poorly handled waste can pollute water sources and soil.
The document outlines the objectives of a waste management assessment which are to: assess the types and volumes of waste generated by a proposed project; identify any potential environmental impacts; recommend appropriate waste handling and disposal in accordance with regulations; and categorize waste materials for disposal considerations such as landfills or public filling areas. It also notes that businesses generate a lot of daily garbage and that proper waste management is important to protect the environment and control expenses, while poorly handled waste can pollute water sources and soil.
1.To assess the activities involved for the proposed
and determine the type, nature and estimated volumes of waste to be generated;
2. To identify any potential environmental impacts
from the generation of waste at the site;
3.To recommend appropriate waste handling and
disposal measures / routings in accordance with the current legislative and administrative requirements;
4.To categorise waste material where practicable
(inert material / waste fractions) for disposal considerations i.e. public filling areas / landfill. 5.A lot of garbage is generated daily by businesses of all sizes. It’s critical to treat waste management responsibly to protect the environment. Waste and recycling services can become expensive, but there are ways to save on these expenses.
6.Poorly handled waste can end up in rivers,
oceans, and other water sources, polluting the water and contaminating the soil below it.