INDUSTRY NEWS
CIWM and Circular Economy Club partner up to offer Circular Economy Certificate
CIWM and the Circular Economy Club (CEC) have announced that they will be working together to promote the CEC Certificate ‘Principles and Business Models in a Circular Economy’. As part of the agreement, CIWM will promote the CEC Certificate among its network of members, affiliated organisations and clients, and CIWM Members can benefit from a 10% discount.
“CIWM is delighted to be partnering with CEC to promote and make this certificate available to CIWM Members,” said CIWM Group chief executive Sarah Poulter. “It is an excellent and accessible way to start building a deeper understanding of circular economy principles and practices.”
The CEC Certificate ‘Principles and Business Models in a Circular Economy’ is a professional credential offered internationally by the CEC to people aiming to become circular economy professionals. The self-study programme covers a broad range of circular economy topics relating to its principles, design of circular strategies, new business models,
and provides a generalist knowledge of other areas of the circular economy including benefits and barriers.
Suitable for a range of audiences, including students and public and private sector professionals as well as consultants looking to master and embed circular economy principles, the course takes 15 hours to complete online. Optional taught courses may become available in the future,
depending on demand. Candidates will learn how to clearly and succinctly explain circular economy principles and real-world applications and develop understanding and competence in the application of circular economy principles and how circular solutions are implemented through real-life projects and organisations.
To find more details about the course, simply CLICK HERE.
Lookers extends Enva waste and recycling deal for a further two years
LOOKERS, one of the UK’s top motor vehicle retailers, has agreed a new two-year extension for their waste management requirements.
The agreement, which extends the two parties’ 12-year relationship, will see Enva manage a wide variety of waste streams from over 125 sites across the UK. These include: 1.4 million litres of waste oil, metal, batteries, spray gun cleaner, interceptors as well as hazardous and general waste from the workshop and sales operations.
Derek Parry, Lookers Head of Strategic Procurement, said: “One of the key factors in Lookers’ decision was the desire to partner with a provider who could offer a fully sustainable, compliant waste management solution which would also aid Lookers in achieving its environmental and recycling aspirations. We also wanted to work in partnership to delivery continuous improvement.”
The years of experience and intelligence gained from the two companies
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working together will be employed to further aid cost control whilst also improving recycling and resource efficiency and credentials. In addition, the use of a single vehicle to collect the core hazardous waste streams has reduced vehicle journeys, pollution and disruption to the operations.
Commenting on the new agreement, Enva’s National Sales Director, Trevor
Lawlor, said: “Lookers’ decision to extend Enva’s relationship with the Group is testament to the outstanding relationship we have developed over our time working together. ”
The new agreement with Lookers follows the recent appointment of Enva by Guy Salmon Jaguar Land Rover in North London and Steven Eagell Toyota.
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