Preliminary Site Waste Management Plan . Since April 2008, it has been the law that all construction projects in England with a value of over £300,000 need to draw up a site waste management plan. 5. Waste prevention is the primary means of improving resource efficiency, through the saving and optimisation of materials. There is a compliant Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) 6. • Site security, hoarding,compound and welfare set-up. LOCATION: High Street, London 3. 4 The Waste (England & Wales) Regulations 2011 (SI 2011/988) as amended SI 2012/1889, SI 2014/656, SI 2015/1360. number of core waste management principles which contractors are required to adhere to they are: • the management of waste whilst on site to prevent environmental risk (in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Waste (England & Wales) Regulations 2011; • to remove all waste from site, including any left-over paint; 7.—(1) If the project has an estimated cost of £500,000 or less, whenever waste is removed from the site the principal contractor must record on the site waste management plan— (a)the identity of the person removing the waste;. • Working with the contracting authorities to obtain any necessary licenses including F10 notification to the HSE required to carry out the works, from the relevant authority. PROJECT TITLE: Project Y 2. In 2008, The Site Waste Management Plans Regulations 2008 placed obligations on the client (other than domestic clients) and the principal contractor for any construction project with an estimated cost of more than £300,000 (the price agreed in the accepted tender i.e. Previously, the Site Waste Management Plans Regulations 2008 ( SI 2008/314 ) (SWMP Regulations 2008) specifically targeted contractors and construction and engineering clients, but were revoked with effect from 1 December 2013. Site waste management plans 12 Site waste management plans (1) The Welsh Ministers may by regulations make provision requiring persons of a specified description– (a) to prepare plans for the management and disposal of waste created in the course of specified descriptions of works in Wales involving construction or demolition; (b) to comply with such plans. NATURE OF PROJECT: Large modern secondary school in urban area Site Waste Management Plan. The NSW waste regulatory framework establishes a level playing field for operators of waste and recycling facilities. Updating a site waste management plan for a project of £500,000 or less. Page 5 5.0 CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY 5.1 PREPARATION OF THE SWMP Under the Waste Management Plans Regulations 2008, the client is ultimately responsible for preparing the site waste management plan as part of the planning phase of the project. Welsh Government’s ambition is to be a zero waste one planet nation by 2050. Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) Sample Site Waste Management Plan Template provided by www.veritas-consulting.co.uk The plan is applicable to all projects of a value over £300,000 AUTHOR: Name, Job Title & Company 1. (b)the types of waste removed; and. Waste materials will be sorted into separate key waste groups see Table - 28 (according to the waste streams generated by the scope of the works) either onsite or offsite through a licensed contractor for recovery. Under the 2008 Regulations, all construction projects in England worth over 300,000 were required to have a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) in place before a project could begin. The framework includes the requirement to hold an environment protection licence if certain thresholds are met, and the requirement to record and report to the EPA the quantities and types of waste moving through the facility. Waste prevention reduces the loss of resources and stops the environmental impacts associated with waste management from occurring. In Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, these plans are not a legal requirement, although it is still a … • Preparation of construction phase plan and health and safety files and site waste management plan. Waste facilities. A note on site waste management plans (SWMPs) in the construction and engineering sector.