Waste Management
Waste Minimisation
The reduction of all forms of waste; materials, energy, effort, process & production wastes associated with the production process.
Minimisation of waste has added benefits:
- cost savings
- improves productivity and product quality
- improves environmental performance
- reduction of physical waste
- reduced environmental risks and liabilities
Waste Disposal
Liquid and Solid Wastes: Independent sourcing of waste disposal routes following BPEO (Best Practicable Environmental Option) & Cost Effectiveness; Recovery; Waste Treatment; Landfill & Incineration.
Lab Chemicals: Cataloguing of laboratory chemicals; technical assessment for transport & packaging; packaging for disposal; duty of care; hazardous waste regulations compliance; cost effective disposal.
Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005
On 16th July 2005 the new hazardous waste regulations 2005 will be implemented, requiring hazardous waste producers to pre-register with the environment agency before any hazardous waste can be collected from their premises.
A wider range of products will be included in the european waste catalogue codes of hazardous wastes, such as fridges, TV's, flourescent tubes and computers.
For more information, please contact MPL on 0161 745 2711 or contact us .
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