There is a minefield of guidance, directives and legislation to navigate. From WM3 classification guidance to the Waste Framework Directive, the Waste Hierarchy and many more, all need to be understood and considered to remain compliant.

Whether you are a developer, main contractor, groundworker, or broker, the Duty of Care regulations apply to you. But understanding how, and ensuring your business complies is key.

Knowing whether you have a waste or a material on your hands can have major compliance and commercial implications on a project? Whether you have crushed demo waste, or stripped topsoil, we can tell you what you can do and what you can’t!

Do you need one? What do you need to do to put one in place? How can it benefit your business or a project? Sustainable re-use is great but getting it wrong can be costly.

What makes your waste hazardous? Do I really need a WAC test? What is a WAC test?

Properly testing and classifying waste is a much misunderstood topic. It’s unlikely we can teach you how to do it, but we can de-bunk some myths and give greater clarity what needs to be done to classify and manage waste compliantly.

The unwanted but common contaminant on a lot of sites. Complying with the Control of Asbestos Regulations (CAR) 2012 is important from a Health & Safety perspective. Knowing what can be done to mitigate the commercial impact is also important. 

Ensuring the work is conducted by a competent person or company essential. We cover all of the considerations you should be aware of as a company that may be dealing with asbestos on a site.