6.2 Describe appropriately the on site procedures for the management of the movement, sorting and storage of waste as detailed below: The organisation’s working plan • for the site. Collection schemes for • wastes. The waste inspection and • identification procedures and the handling requirements for the types of waste received on the site. The operating procedures for all • machinery, plant and equipment x x used for moving segregating and storing wastes on the site. The storage and handling • implications for the waste types handled on the site. The types, functions and • limitations of waste handling equipment available for use on the site. The lifting and handling • techniques suitable for moving, sorting and storing wastes on the site. Internal traffic management • procedures. 6.3 Describe appropriately the on site procedures for the management of the movement, sorting and storage of waste as detailed below: Risk assessment and the • identification of potential x x related hazards and difficulties. The records required by • legislation and by company procedures in relation to the sorting and storage of waste. The procedures for dealing with • spillages.
6.2 Describe appropriately the on site procedures for the management of the movement, sorting and storage of waste as detailed below: • The organisation’s working plan for the site. • Collection schemes for wastes. • The waste inspection and identification procedures and the handling requirements for the types of waste received on the site. • The operating procedures for all machinery, plant and equipment used for moving segregating and storing wastes on the site. • The storage and handling implications for the waste types handled on the site. • The types, functions and limitations of waste handling equipment available for use on the site. • The lifting and handling techniques suitable for moving, sorting and storing wastes on the site. • Internal traffic management procedures. x x 6.3 Describe appropriately the on site procedures for the management of the movement, sorting and storage of waste as detailed below: • Risk assessment and the identification of potential hazards and difficulties. • The records required by legislation and by company procedures in relation to the sorting and storage of waste. • The procedures for dealing with spillages. x x related
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