This presentation can also be integrated with our other waste training products, including: A Way With Waste - the Duty of care, A Suitable Case For Treatment (our waste characterisation training DVD) and our waste segregation DVD - Do What it Says on the Bin.

You may be an experienced trainer or this may be your first time in front of an audience. If you have not facilitated a training session before or are new to the subject, we have included some Tips for New Trainers to help you get the best from the package.

Waste - A Suitable Case for Treatment

Do What it Says on the Bin

The Land That Time Forgot

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 A Way With Waste - The Duty of Care

This 20 minute video gives an overview of the main requirements of the legislation using live action, graphics and cartoon characters. Use it to introduce the subject and open your training sessions.

This resource has been produced to support Duty of Care training presentations.

The package is designed to be flexible and can be tailored to fit your individual business and training needs.

It contains a PowerPoint Presentation, a script to accompany the presentation, Trainers Tips, and a Tool Box of accessories to enhance your training course.

Depending on your requirements, you can use it straight from the box or split and modify the content to suit your audience.

The structure and trainer support notes have been developed from several years experience during training delivery to audiences in industry using similar training materials.

The presentation looks at the Duty of Care from the perspective of the waste producer and introduces the main requirements.

Recent updates and changes featured in this PowerPoint include:

• Introduction to the new Codes of Practice
• Introduction of the electronic duty of care system
• Using the waste classification guidance
• Exemptions

The presentation also covers:

• Illegal waste disposal and the need for the Duty of Care
• Controlled Waste and duties of ‘holders’
• Legal responsibilities along the waste chain including those of Brokers and Dealers
• Definition of authorised persons
• The Waste Transfer Note
• Storage of waste – good and bad practice
• How insecure storage can influence the waste description
• Safe packaging for transport
• Responsibilities of carrier
• How to check the public register
• How to determine the correct LoW/ EWC code
• Using the regulator guidance
• Substances banned from landfill
• Prohibition on mixing hazardous wastes
• General definitions of the Waste Hierarchy

Over 50 slides to choose from

Whether you are in the early stages of training new recruits or running a refresher course, the PowerPoint framework can be used to deliver a presentation in its existing form or modified to suit your individual requirements. It is doubtful that you will need all the information in this framework but we felt it would be easier for the user to delete sections rather than reassemble sets of discrete modules.

 
Copy the framework to your hard drive, work through the slides and the text and remove those elements that are not relevant, add your own text and modify the existing text slides as necessary.

Learning points have been embedded in the script to assist the presenter, however you may prefer to add your own and direct the audience to those that are the most relevant to your organisation and aligned to your training needs.

As there have been several changes to the Duty of Care over the years such as the introduction of new Codes of Practice, the requirement for the use of EWC / LoW codes, related supplementary legislation and the advent of EDOCs, it seems timely to re-visit and refresh Duty of Care training.