This component of the assessment involves conducting a waste assessment and preparing a draft waste management plan for an individual facility or workplace. The outcome of your investigation should be a report that explains the specific waste management.

This component of the assessment involves conducting a waste assessment and preparing a draft waste management plan for an individual facility or workplace. The outcome of your investigation should be a report that explains the specific waste management issues relevant to the site under investigation and provide practical recommendations on how waste can be reduced over time. Your recommendations must relate back to the data and information you have gathered.

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The report should be addressed to the facility or workplace for which you have conducted this project. That is, it must be written in such a style that explains the aims of the plan and offers recommendations that can be implemented. The report should contain:
Please note: I have specifically not placed a word limit on this assignment. It is up to you to ensure that the report meets its objectives. You should think carefully about how you will present data and other components of the report.
Executive Summary
Main findings and recommendations

Description of the facility
background information on location and type(s) of facility
demographic data such as numbers of staff, material produced, floor size
description of current waste management practices (systems and costs)

Rationale for waste assessment
Reasons for conducting the waste assessment (ie., ranging from legislative compliance to desire to minimise waste)

Methodology
Description of the actual waste assessment and ways in which data was collected. (eg., interviews, collection of bins, waste analysis)

Description of waste generating processes, including:
waste generation rates, composition, disposal routes
management costs – labour, transport etc.

Results from the waste assessment
graphs, tables
appendices for large amounts of data
photographs

Analyses of results
waste minimisation opportunities
savings analysis
cost/benefit analyses

Recommendations for waste minimisation
Specific aim of future waste minimisation practices
Waste Minimisation Strategy for Facility.
Actions necessary to implement recommendations
Timeframe to achieve recommendations

Assignment 4 – Case Study 40% (Due 7th February 2014)

This component of the assessment involves conducting a waste assessment and preparing a draft waste management plan for an individual facility or workplace. The outcome of your investigation should be a report that explains the specific waste management issues relevant to the site under investigation and provide practical recommendations on how waste can be reduced over time. Your recommendations must relate back to the data and information you have gathered.

The report should be addressed to the facility or workplace for which you have conducted this project. That is, it must be written in such a style that explains the aims of the plan and offers recommendations that can be implemented. The report should contain:

Please note: I have specifically not placed a word limit on this assignment. It is up to you to ensure that the report meets its objectives. You should think carefully about how you will present data and other components of the report.

Executive Summary

§ Main findings and recommendations

Description of the facility

§ background information on location and type(s) of facility

§ demographic data such as numbers of staff, material produced, floor size

§ description of current waste management practices (systems and costs)

Rationale for waste assessment

§ Reasons for conducting the waste assessment (ie., ranging from legislative compliance to desire to minimise waste)

Methodology

§ Description of the actual waste assessment and ways in which data was collected. (eg., interviews, collection of bins, waste analysis)

Description of waste generating processes, including:

§ waste generation rates, composition, disposal routes

§ management costs – labour, transport etc.

Results from the waste assessment

§ graphs, tables

§ appendices for large amounts of data

§ photographs

Analyses of results

§ waste minimisation opportunities

§ savings analysis

§ cost/benefit analyses

Recommendations for waste minimisation

§ Specific aim of future waste minimisation practices

§ Waste Minimisation Strategy for Facility.

§ Actions necessary to implement recommendations

§ Timeframe to achieve recommendations.

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