If you’ve carried out a waste audit and used the business waste calculator, you should now have a better understanding of the types of waste your business generates and options to recycle more. You’ve hopefully also created a waste action plan, and now it’s time to put it into action! In this step, we’ll look at how to:
Choose the right containers and storage for your waste and recycling
Find the right recycling contractor
Encourage your staff to get involved
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Your existing waste or recycling service provider, if you have one, should be in a position to provide you with guidance on the best set up for your business.
Building Control, NI have also published guidance on how to properly set up and manage your bin storage to ensure compliance with local regulations. Find more information here.
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