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DIY Waste Monetization Evaluation / Reports - see below
Take some easy steps to get your Waste Processing Organized and Monetized. We want to help organizations realize the best ways to maximize cost savings and revenue opportunities from their waste and circumstances, with the least amount of business resources and disruption. Whether we are able to meet your needs or point you in another direction, our approach is to try to help you maximize results.
For a custom Waste Monetization Assessment / Report specific to your organization that can help you organize, analyze and monetize your Waste & Recycling activities, select the link below to answer a few questions that will help determine the potential monthly benefits / savings you may be overlooking (We will also include the cost for us to provide the evaluation / report to you via email... Of course there's no obligation). | ||
These are comprehensive Evaluations / Reports that are specific to any facilitiy, corporate campus or series of locations that you choose. The information can help you Organize, Analyze and Monetize your Waste Processing activities. Instead of spending thousands of dollars having waste assessments conducted by hired contractors (or internal manpower) there is a small charge depending upon the size of the Waste Processing activities that you wish to evaluate (in step 3 below via quick checkout at secure payment processor). | ||
Step 1. After selecting the button above check the box near the bottom that says 'Waste Monetization Questions for Determining Estimated Benefits'. You must answer the first 11 questions (and # 12 is optional) in order to receive an estimate for potential Waste Monetization benefits. Step 2. Receive your feedback on potential estimated benefits and the amount for your Waste Monetization Assessment / Report (in the event you wish to proceed). Step 3. Phone appointment for gathering waste processing information. (The phone time will depend on the size of Waste Processing activities to be evaluated but typically it would be 15 - 30 minutes). Step 4. Receive your customized Waste Monetization Assessment / Report and your Waste Monetization Efficiency Rating (for the specific Waste Processing Scope of Activities you have evaluated). |
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Some Basics for Conducting a Waste
Assessment
A waste assessment is an important step in waste reduction, as it will show you
how much waste is being generated by your company and potential ways to reduce
that waste. If you already have waste reduction practices being used, it will
also show you how effective they are. Lastly, a waste assessment will give you
information that you can use to compare with future assessments to evaluate how
your waste reduction program is proceeding.
There are three different approaches to conducting waste assessments. A waste
assessment can include just one or a combination of the three depending on
factors such as the amount of waste produced, the size of the company, and the
resources provided to the waste reduction program.
1.
Records Examination
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Purchasing, inventory, maintenance, and operating logs
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Supply, equipment, and raw material invoices.
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Equipment service contracts.
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Repair invoices
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Waste hauling and disposal records and contracts.
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Contracts with recycling facilities and records of earned revenues from
recycling. Use this worksheet from the EPA to record your
findings:
http://www.epa.gov/osw/nonhaz/municipal/pubs/bus-guid/work-b.pdf
2.
Facility Walk-Through
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Interviewing employees will get them involved first-hand in waste
reduction and will provide you with information you may not otherwise get
because of their familiarity with the waste produced
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Don’t only record observations of waste currently being produced, also
consider ways to improve efficiency as you conduct your walk-through
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Use this worksheet from the EPA to record your findings:
http://www.epa.gov/osw/nonhaz/municipal/pubs/bus-guid/work-c.pdf
3.
Waste Sort
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A waste sort is used when you want to calculate the percentage of each
waste item being produced in your company
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It doesn’t have to encompass the whole company; a waste sort can be
conducted to target smaller areas if you believe more waste is being produced in
those areas
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Keep in mind that your company’s waste generation may vary on a
day-to-day basis or from season to season. Make sure you take this into account
when conducting your waste sort
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The sample taken needs to be representative of your company’s waste
generation or the results will be skewed
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Use this worksheet from the EPA for a step-by-step approach to waste
sorts:
http://www.epa.gov/osw/nonhaz/municipal/pubs/bus-guid/work-d.pdf
As indicated, the three different approaches to waste assessments
vary greatly
and you have to decide which one(s) will suite your company the best. Just
remember to keep your EPA worksheets and documentation of the waste assessment
process so you’ll have data and information to look back on during the rest of
your waste reduction program. |
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