See section D for more Management Plan will information. Aspect 39: Waste be able to show direct recycling (including impacts, in terms of Develop and implement composting). carbon emissions, due awareness programme to all waste generated to promote the concept at the University. From of cradle to grave this, it will be possible reduce, reuse, recycle, to measure and see developing the ethical change as educational procurement policy as and structural projects noted in section D. are rolled out. In terms of waste reduced and Maintain and extend reused, procurement recycling schemes for details for items such food, fluorescent tubes, as paper will be glass, ink and toner investigated. cartridges, paper and card, metals, plastics. Control emissions and Ensure that hazardous Campus Maps, Chemicals register Aspect 3: Use and All hazardous wastes discharges to minimise wastes are disposed of including water completed by Health & storage of refrigeration generated at the and where possible in accordance with discharge routes Safety, Information gases. University will be prevent pollution and legal requirements to 38b). Services and Property disposed of in negative environmental covering emissions and & Facilities in Aspect 5: Spills/leaks accordance with legal impact. discharges. And Historic Maps November 2012. from vehicles. requirements. reduce their use where to 59). Training on use of the possible. register is ongoing. Aspect 15: Generation Clear procedures for Merchiston Discharge of effluent. the disposal of Maintain existing Consent (ENU-EMS-60 Legislative hazardous waste will facilities for the to 63). assessment, as part of Aspect 16: Leaks/spills be completed. collection and EcoCampus of maintenance oil. environmentally sound Bainfield Student development, to be COSHH assessments disposal of redundant Accommodation completed by the end Aspect 17: Leaks/spills will be collated to – IT equipment and Environmental Services of June 2014, and of cooking oil. ensure best practice extend as necessary to Report (ENU-EMS-64). reviewed monthly from covering all areas. comply with the then. Aspect 18: Leaks/spills of chemicals.
See section D for more information. Develop and implement awareness programme to promote the concept of cradle to grave reduce, reuse, recycle, developing the ethical procurement policy as noted in section D. Maintain and extend recycling schemes for food, fluorescent tubes, glass, ink and toner cartridges, paper and card, metals, plastics. Aspect 39: Waste recycling (including composting). Management Plan will be able to show direct impacts, in terms of carbon emissions, due to all waste generated at the University. From this, it will be possible to measure and see change as educational and structural projects are rolled out. In terms of waste reduced and reused, procurement details for items such as paper will be investigated. Control emissions and discharges to minimise and where possible prevent pollution and negative environmental impact. Ensure that hazardous wastes are disposed of in accordance with legal requirements covering emissions and discharges. And reduce their use where possible. Maintain existing facilities for the collection and environmentally sound disposal of redundant IT equipment and extend as necessary to comply with the Campus Maps, including water discharge routes to 38b). Historic Maps to 59). Merchiston Discharge Consent (ENU-EMS-60 to 63). Bainfield Student Accommodation – Environmental Services Report (ENU-EMS-64). Chemicals register completed by Health & Safety, Information Services and Property & Facilities in November 2012. Training on use of the register is ongoing. Legislative assessment, as part of EcoCampus development, to be completed by the end of June 2014, and reviewed monthly from then. Aspect 3: Use and storage of refrigeration gases. Aspect 5: Spills/leaks from vehicles. Aspect 15: Generation of effluent. Aspect 16: Leaks/spills of maintenance oil. Aspect 17: Leaks/spills of cooking oil. Aspect 18: Leaks/spills of chemicals. All hazardous wastes generated at the University will be disposed of in accordance with legal requirements. Clear procedures for the disposal of hazardous waste will be completed. COSHH assessments will be collated to ensure best practice covering all areas.
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