Waste KPIs,includingquantities/typesproduced andrecovery/recyclingrates, arerecorded.The SiteWasteManagementPlan (SWMP)is completed.Transfernotes/hazardousconsignment notesare received forskips/muck awayremovals.Wastecarrierlicences arereceived andverified.Wastepermits/exemptionsare in place andcomplied with.Bulk waste seasontickets (annualwaste transfernotes) arecompleted, andload records aremaintained.Correctstorage andlabelling (e.g.,EWC codes,signage).RegularlitterchecksLabelling ofcontainersensures allchemicals arecorrectlylabelled.Recycled orsecondaryaggregates aremanaged asper WRAP QPinformation.Free!Staff are trained inlegal requirementsof wastemanagement,including Duty ofCare andsegregation.Storagearrangementsfor materialsare clearlydefined.Arrangements aremade to receiveand segregatewaste COSHHcontainers beforedisposal ashazardous waste.Skips areadequatelycovered andplaced onhard standing.Wastestorage isappropriatelylabelled.Waste typesare known,and correctcontainersare used.Waste issegregatedcorrectly withno cross-contamination.Best practices, suchas wasteminimisationinitiatives andproduct re-use/donations tocharities, aredetailed.Areas aretidy andfree oflitter.Imported recycledaggregatesundergo visualchecks andrecords aremaintained.Subcontractorwastemanagementand Duty ofCare are inplace.Drip traysand bundsare presentin COSHHstorageA wastecontroller isappointedon site.Waste KPIs,includingquantities/typesproduced andrecovery/recyclingrates, arerecorded.The SiteWasteManagementPlan (SWMP)is completed.Transfernotes/hazardousconsignment notesare received forskips/muck awayremovals.Wastecarrierlicences arereceived andverified.Wastepermits/exemptionsare in place andcomplied with.Bulk waste seasontickets (annualwaste transfernotes) arecompleted, andload records aremaintained.Correctstorage andlabelling (e.g.,EWC codes,signage).RegularlitterchecksLabelling ofcontainersensures allchemicals arecorrectlylabelled.Recycled orsecondaryaggregates aremanaged asper WRAP QPinformation.Free!Staff are trained inlegal requirementsof wastemanagement,including Duty ofCare andsegregation.Storagearrangementsfor materialsare clearlydefined.Arrangements aremade to receiveand segregatewaste COSHHcontainers beforedisposal ashazardous waste.Skips areadequatelycovered andplaced onhard standing.Wastestorage isappropriatelylabelled.Waste typesare known,and correctcontainersare used.Waste issegregatedcorrectly withno cross-contamination.Best practices, suchas wasteminimisationinitiatives andproduct re-use/donations tocharities, aredetailed.Areas aretidy andfree oflitter.Imported recycledaggregatesundergo visualchecks andrecords aremaintained.Subcontractorwastemanagementand Duty ofCare are inplace.Drip traysand bundsare presentin COSHHstorageA wastecontroller isappointedon site.

waste management - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Waste KPIs, including quantities/types produced and recovery/recycling rates, are recorded.
  2. The Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) is completed.
  3. Transfer notes/hazardous consignment notes are received for skips/muck away removals.
  4. Waste carrier licences are received and verified.
  5. Waste permits/exemptions are in place and complied with.
  6. Bulk waste season tickets (annual waste transfer notes) are completed, and load records are maintained.
  7. Correct storage and labelling (e.g., EWC codes, signage).
  8. Regular litter checks
  9. Labelling of containers ensures all chemicals are correctly labelled.
  10. Recycled or secondary aggregates are managed as per WRAP QP information.
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  12. Staff are trained in legal requirements of waste management, including Duty of Care and segregation.
  13. Storage arrangements for materials are clearly defined.
  14. Arrangements are made to receive and segregate waste COSHH containers before disposal as hazardous waste.
  15. Skips are adequately covered and placed on hard standing.
  16. Waste storage is appropriately labelled.
  17. Waste types are known, and correct containers are used.
  18. Waste is segregated correctly with no cross-contamination.
  19. Best practices, such as waste minimisation initiatives and product re-use/donations to charities, are detailed.
  20. Areas are tidy and free of litter.
  21. Imported recycled aggregates undergo visual checks and records are maintained.
  22. Subcontractor waste management and Duty of Care are in place.
  23. Drip trays and bunds are present in COSHH storage
  24. A waste controller is appointed on site.