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As a consequence of the regulations, agricultural and horticultural wastes are now classified as ‘controlled wastes’, so the disposal of farm waste by burning or burying is now prohibited unless the activity is licensed/permitted or exempt from licensing.

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As a consequence of the regulations, agricultural and horticultural wastes are now classified as ‘controlled wastes’, so the disposal of farm waste by burning or burying is now prohibited unless the activity is licensed/permitted or exempt from licensing.

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Sensible management of materials can reduce waste, reduce cost whilst improving site safety and helping to protect the environment.

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Make sure that all flammable waste materials (such as packaging and timber offcuts) are cleared away regularly to reduce fire risks

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need to educate others on the hazards and how to treat and prevent injury

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need to find out what substances are hazardous to health

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control substances which are hazardous to health

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Management includes correct storage. Materials should be locked away and cleaned when not in use as it could be dangerous or therft could occur if it is left out

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Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011

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Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011

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The regulations apply to businesses that:
 Produce waste
 Import or export waste  Carry or transport waste  Keep or store waste
 Treat waste
 Dispose of waste
 Operate as waste brokers or dealers
(Guidance to The Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011, 2011)

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If anything harmful is found then it should be disposed of correctly.

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Ensures that all harmful substances are correctly disposed of to prevent harm to wildlife. If not properly disposed of, wildlife may become burnt or poisoned.
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002 (as
amended) requires employers to:

assess the risks that arise from the use of hazardous substances. This will include any arrangements to deal with accidents, incidents or emergencies, such as those resulting from serious spillages. The assessment must also include the health and safety risks arising from storage, handling or disposal of any of the substances

prevent, or if this is not reasonably practicable, control exposure to such substances

provide staff with information, instruction and training about the risks, steps and precautions the employer has taken to control these risks, eg provision of appropriate rubber gloves or appropriate eye protection

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The Waste (England and Wales) Regulation 2011 

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The Waste (England and Wales) Regulation 2011 

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all waste must be stored, collected and disposed of in the correct way. For example, all animal waste must be stored in a suitable place until it is collected and disposed of.

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Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH)COSHH is the law that requires employers control substances that are hazardous to health. You can prevent or reduce workers exposure to hazardous substances by:Finding out what the health hazards areDeciding how to prevent harm to health Providing control measures to reduce harm to health Making sure they are used Keeping all control measures in good working orderProviding information, instruction and training for employees and others;Providing monitoring and health surveillance in appropriate casesPlanning for emergencies

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Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH)COSHH is the law that requires employers control substances that are hazardous to health. You can prevent or reduce workers exposure to hazardous substances by:Finding out what the health hazards areDeciding how to prevent harm to health Providing control measures to reduce harm to health Making sure they are used Keeping all control measures in good working orderProviding information, instruction and training for employees and others;Providing monitoring and health surveillance in appropriate casesPlanning for emergencies

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The waste is split into sections and has to been disposed in different ways. Hazardous waste has to be placed in an orange bag and transferred outside so that it can be collected. Once someone has arrived to collect it multiple forms have to be filled out so that the movement of the waste is recorded. A consignment note needs to be completed and multiple copies need to be made so that the producer, the consignor and all carriers have a copy. Some examples of hazardous waste are; animal tissue, blood or other bodily tissues. Non-hazardous waste has to be kept in records for three years and transfer notes need to be completed.  Some non-hazardous waste can be disposed of in landfill sites. However, this can contaminate surrounding areas such as rivers, lakes and soil. They also produce methane which breaks down greenhouse gases and can have an effect on global warming.

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