Waste reduction steps 'could save Scots firms £2bn' Zero Waste Scotland says companies can make big savings by using resources more efficiently Scottish businesses could cut costs by more than £2bn a year if they put in place simple waste reduction measures, according to Zero Waste Scotland. The Scottish government-funded waste advice body said companies […]
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Please see below a note from WAMITAB From 1 March the Continuing Competence testing platform will be provided by Pearson VUE; the key changes in making this transition are: · The cost for each test is fixed at £105 and a maximum of three options can be taken at any one time. The cost
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Albion is delighted to announce 12 candidates from Selafield just completed NVQ Level 2 Waste Management Qualifications through WAMITAB & Train to Gain scheme. It is recognised that there are significant, large scale opportunities within this programme to deliver this work for both existing customers and new customers. As a Train to Gain Approved centre this
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A delay to the coming into force of the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2011. These amending EP Regulations were due to come into force on 6th April 2011, subject to the approval of Parliament and the National Assembly for Wales (NAW). The amending EP Regulations include a provision to enable the Environment
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The Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) is a new way of recognising achievement through the award of credit for units and qualifications. It provides flexible routes to gaining full qualifications, and enables qualifications to be achieved in small steps. Albion are pleased to announce they have been approved by WAMITAB to deliver QCF Qualifications. For
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Albion is delighted to announce 5 candidates from North East Lincolnshire Council have just completed NVQ Level 2 Waste Management Qualifications through WAMITAB & Train to Gain scheme. It is recognised that there are significant, large scale opportunities within this programme to deliver this work for both existing customers and new customers. As a Train
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The Health and Safety Executive has stressed the responsibility of employers and those with a duty to ensure safety in the workplace to safeguard workers following a spate of incidents across the waste and recycling sector this month. The non-departmental public body, known as the HSE, made the comments while outlining its ambitions for 2011,
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Albion Environmental Ltd has proudly been selected as one of the preferred tenderers for this Framework. ZWS wished to appoint a number of consultants to provide “Advice to Scottish Construction SMEs”. This will require a high degree of expertise and ability to provide independent advice and support in one or more of the
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We are pleased to inform you that WAMITAB have now posted the above document on their Web Site and this can be used with immediate effect. (click here) The document shows Environment Agency ‘Standard Rules Permit’ listings for relevant facility types in England and Wales. In the right hand column you can see
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If you operate a Landfill operation, SEPA will be contacting you, requiring you to report 2010 Emissions information for the Scottish Pollution Release Inventory. Albion Environmental Ltd provides this service for a range of landfill operators across the UK and would be delighted to be able to prepare and submit your 2010 emissions in compliance
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