Preparing for Digital Waste Tracking
Background
As part of Phase 1 of the Digital Waste Tracking (DWT) Service, permitted and licensed waste receiving sites in England and Wales must report waste receipts to the DWT Service from 1 October 2026, with Scotland and Northern Ireland following from 1 January 2027.
This 3-hour course explains what the legislation requires and provides you with the practical knowledge to ensure your site is compliant.
Objectives
- Explain the Digital Waste Tracking requirements for waste receiving sites
- Describe your legal responsibilities under Duty of Care
- Identify the information that must be recorded and reported for each waste receipt
- Avoid common reporting errors, and how to correct them when they occur
Who Should Attend
This course is suited to anyone who needs to understand Digital Waste Tracking to help their organisation become compliant. It is also for those at waste receiving sites who handle weighbridge or site administration tasks, including Duty of Care paperwork, and supervisors or managers who have responsibility for site compliance.
Course Content
- Duty of Care foundations
- Introduction to Digital Waste Tracking
- Who is affected
- Information required
- Submitting information
- Practical demonstration
- Summary and next steps for preparing for Digital Waste Tracking
Training Methods
Live online and participative with a mix of lecturing, case studies and demonstrations.
Course Materials Include
Presentation slides.
Our Track Record
Albion have a proven track record of delivering courses to many local authorities and public and private sector organisations, many of whom have engaged with us further to develop and roll-out the delivery of their own in-house training for all levels of staff
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