MEMBER ZONE


STAY COMPLIANT WITH WASTE REGULATIONS


AllEnvironmental Training & Consultancy Ltd has just celebrated their first year anniversary. The firm is an independent provider of


accredited waste training who delivers to sectors such as construction, energy, manufacturing, nuclear and all public sectors. Sales director Tanya Lazzeri explains why


more and more businesses are turning to them for help. She said: “We all love to avoid training of


any kind because we think that it’s too expensive, it’s a waste of time or you may think that you don’t need the training. “Within the waste industry UK regulations


and guidance are often changing, so, if you think that your waste manager has enough knowledge about waste but hasn’t been kept up to date with any changes you may find yourself or your business non-compliant. “This may put you at risk of prosecution


or a fine, depending on the reason. Recent research suggests that approximately 90% of organisations who break the law are SMEs with 0-50 employees. “The waste that your business produces is


your responsibility from the start of its journey to the end. The people who would be responsible for the correct disposal


‘THE WASTE THAT YOUR BUSINESS PRODUCES IS YOUR


RESPONSIBILITY’ Tanya Lazzeri


include the waste producer, waste manager and your waste carrier.” AllEnvironmental deliver in-house


accredited training to all businesses large or small throughout the UK, delivering training on topics such as Waste Duty of Care, Waste Legislation, Classification and Management of Hazardous Waste, & Waste Auditing.


For more information call 01604 700939, email tanya.lazzeri@allenvironmental.co.uk or visit www.allenvironmental.co.uk


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