A Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) can be drawn up after undergoing a waste site audit. It’s no longer a legal requirement to have a site waste management plan, but it’s still incredibly useful for any construction site.
A detailed SWMP can help reduce onsite waste by up to 15%, increase efficiencies and save money in the long run. At Business Waste we’re committed to working with you to develop a site waste management plan tailored to your specific requirements. Your SWMP should contain:
The contractor responsible for implementing the plan on site.
Suggestions for how to prevent waste at the ordering stage.
A list of expected waste types together with their EWC codes.
Details of how the waste will be reused or recycled throughout the project.
Information about the licensed waste carrier and how much waste you expect them to remove.
Estimated savings achieved due to using the SWMP.