The Waste Manager performs the following activities
- Developing and ensuring the execution of the annual program for the business
- Keeping track of the current status of waste management
- Undertaking activities and measures to reduce generated waste
- Enforcing procedures for waste management in line with this law or other regulations
- Maintaining records, preparing reports, and fulfilling obligations as per Article 50 of the Waste Management Law and related regulations
- Compiling reports on incidents or accidents during waste handling
- Informing the authorized bodies, i.e. the authorized persons of the business about potential environmental threats, risks to human life and health arising from the production, treatment, processing, and disposal of waste, and proposing suitable solutions
- Monitoring the type and quantity of generated, processed, and disposed waste, as well as secondary raw material
Who must have a Waste Management Program
Businesses engaged in activities that generate more than 200 kilograms of hazardous waste or more than 100 tons of non-hazardous waste in a calendar year are required to develop and implement a Waste Management Program. Ekocentar 97 employs certified professionals holding a waste management license, who have been effectively overseeing the waste and recycling sector in numerous companies for years.