Hazardous/Special Waste

Environmental Compliance Update: Monitoring Fugitive Emissions from Shredding Waste Upholstered Domestic Seating

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Environmental Compliance Update: Monitoring Fugitive Emissions from Shredding Waste Upholstered Domestic Seating 🔍 Background: The Environment Agency has issued RPS 297, providing guidance for waste treatment sites handling shredded waste upholstered domestic seating (WUDS) containing persistent organic pollutants (POPs). Whilst this position statement only applies to England, if you are handling POPs/WUDS in Scotland […]

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Resource Management Association Scotland (RMAS) Site visit to Optimum Eco Group – Restructa Ltd. and CCL (North) Ltd.

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Resource Management Association Scotland (RMAS) Site visit to Optimum Eco Group – Restructa Ltd. and CCL (North) Ltd. We had the pleasure of taking part in the RMAS site visit to Optimum Eco Group, sites Restructa Ltd. and CCL (North) Ltd, both in Irvine. After a brief catch up over tea/ coffee and pastries, we

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Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA)

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2023 Changes to the Law regarding DGSA’s Companies who have previously transported dangerous goods only as consignors (according to the description given in the ADR manual, “Consignor” means the enterprise which consigns dangerous goods either on its behalf or for a third party. If the transport operation is carried out under a contract for carriage, consignor means the

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Important Industry Updates

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Scottish Government Updates Single Use Plastics ban now in force in Scotland! Officially in force from the 1st June 2022, Scotland has become the first part of the UK to implement the ban on problematic single-use plastics. Under this ban, it is now an offence for businesses in Scotland to manufacture or supply single use

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CoTC WAMITAB Award

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Are you aware that Albion Environmental is an experienced provider of Waste Management Qualifications? We can assist individual’s in gaining an award which will benefit both themselves and their employer at a cost-effective price. Whether you are new to the industry and wish to gain a qualification or if you wish to gain recognition of

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REHIS 2 Day Course – Working with Waste Management Legislation

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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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REHIS 1 Day Course – Introduction to Waste Management Legislation

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Are you up to date with current Waste Management Legislation? Albion Environmental Ltd are running our jointly awarded REHIS Waste Management Legislation course at our training Centre in Ayr (or we can deliver the training in house at your company location). Final few places remaining on our REHIS Working with Waste Legislation Course on 26th

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REHIS 2 Day Course – Working With Waste Management

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Are you compliant with current Waste Management Legislation or working towards gaining a WAMITAB Certificate of Technical Competence (CoTC) award? If the answer is ‘yes’ then our 2 Day Working with Waste Management Legislation course is not to be missed. Next Course 23rd / 24th Oct 2018 Book Here Jointly awarded with the Royal Environmental

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Hazardous Waste WM3 Update Training Course

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Due to the recent major changes to waste classification which replace the Dangerous Substances Directive (DSD) and Dangerous Preparations Directives (DPD), Albion Environmental have created a WM3 Update Training Course which is designed to enable individuals to understand and be compliant with the new WM3 regulations. This half day (4 hour training course) can be delivered to your staff at your

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Consignee returns: relaxation of reporting requirements for specified hazardous wastes (EA)

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When hazardous waste is collected from one place and delivered to another, a consignment note is used to track the movement. Each individual consignment note has an associated fee payable to the Environment Agency. A summary of the details in the consignment notes received must be reported quarterly to us by the site receiving the

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