Issue 3, 24 March 2020 Please follow the link below for the latest Business Support updates from South Ayrshire Council highlighting the main changes to COVID-19 advice and support for businesses. In this issue the following is covered: Coronavirus Business Support Fund – Application Process Commercial Leases Key Workers
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Like most business we now have all staff working from home, except me, who is self isolating in the empty office (it is nice and peaceful – wish I had thought of this years ago!!) Next week poses new challenges for staff as the schools close! I would like to thank all staff who have
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As all businesses struggle to understand what we need to do regarding coronavirus we would like to notify all our contacts the measures we currently have in place – All staff are aware of current guidance and we will continue to monitor and apply current guidance in regards to isolation and stay at home policies.
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What are persistent organic pollutants (POP’s)? How do the recent changes to the hazardous waste regulations impact you? What are the implications of POP’s in waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)? What does this mean for the re-use and recycling industry? Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP’s) are potentially hazardous organic substances which can impact the environment
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Organic waste can be treated through physical, chemical, or biological forms of waste management. The fundamental aim of organic treatment is to degrade the easily available compounds; stabilise the material; and reduce its volume. Biological treatment includes composting, which has multiple benefits, including: Employment opportunities Reduction of waste to landfill/incineration, which helps control greenhouse gas
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Albion team attended The REA Organics Scotland Conference, organised by The Renewable Energy Association and hosted in Aberdeen. This conference allows groups within the organics sector – including local authorities, waste operators, waste management companies, and industry consultants – to come together to discuss the issues facing the Organic Waste Treatment sector. It is the
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Albion Environmental provide training and advice to ensure your business is compliant and reduce your waste disposal costs. Do you produce, manage or handle waste soils? Are you aware of your legal obligations? Find out more and sign up for one of our courses now. Scotland produces approximately 11.6 million tonnes of controlled waste per
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Do you need to comply with current Waste Management Legislation or are you working towards gaining a WAMITAB COTC award? If the answer is \’yes\’ then our 2 Day Working with Waste Management Legislation course is not to be missed. Next Course 30th & 31st March 2020. Book Here or contact us directly on 01292 610428
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Are you struggling with complying with the EPR 5.07 – Clinical Waste guidance? The EPR 5.07 applies to all waste management facilities that are permitted to accept clinical waste. Albion Environmental Ltd has a dedicated team of qualified trainers and expert Consultants with experience on healthcare waste management. We have been providing support to many
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The EPR 5.07 applies to all waste management facilities that are permitted to accept clinical waste. Albion Environmental Ltd has a dedicated team of qualified trainers and expert Consultants with experience on healthcare waste management. We have been providing support to many NHS Trusts across Scotland which includes the delivery of comprehensive site audits as
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