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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 […]

SEPA publish Official Statistics yesterday (17 September 2019) which provide details of Household Waste collected across all Local Authorities during 2018. Rather depressingly they show an overall decline in recycling rates across Scotland, to 44.7%, a decrease of 0.9 percentage points from the 45.5% rate achieved in 2016. Even worse when you consider that the

Please join us in welcoming Jane Bond to the team as Project and Business Director to support our continued growth. Jane comes from a background of waste and resource management from both the public and private sector. In her role as Project & Business Director, Jane will assist and direct our team with identifying and

CIWM have published an article in their recent journal regarding the SWITCH event which will be held at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Wednesday 17th February 2016.  Please follow link below for full details. CIWM January SWITCH To book your place please follow the below link Book Here  

Further to interview with the International Solid Waste Association (ISWA) we congratulate Alasdair Meldrum on achieving full International Waste Manager Status.         

  The Scottish Waste Industry Training Competency and Health & Safety (SWITCH) Forum is holding its second good practice event focusing on leadership, competence and safety. The event will see the launch of the new Resource Management Competence Framework, self-assessment tool and user-guide. Speakers will highlight the inter-relationship and importance of the 3 themes of

The new standards for ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management) were published in September 2015. The new versions follow a new, higher level structure to make it easier to use in conjunction with other management system standards, with increased importance given to risk. Organisations are granted a three-year transition period after the