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Appendix M - Operational Waste Management Plan · MCU21/0146
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C.3 Refuse Transfer and Disposal Methods
Method Examples Description
Manual Manual transfer is simply the process of physically carrying waste
transfer / bags, food waste receptacles or recycling boxes and crates
disposal without assistance.
From a safety perspective, this is acceptable for small quantities
and initial disposal into refuse compartments or, in the case of
ground level activities, directly into the refuse room.
• Waste material should be bagged prior to any transfer from
apartments, suites, offices, back-of-house areas etc. to
waste storage compartments or rooms.
• Food waste should be placed in receptacles such as a caddy
style bin or bucket which will not allow leakage during
transfer.
• Recycling material should be placed in boxes or crates prior
to transfer.
• Cardboard and paper items can be placed within another
cardboard box for transfer.
Examples: https://www.alamy.com
Bin tugs Assisted transfer of refuse
Examples:
http://ev.spacepac.com.au
/categories/tugger, https://www.spacepac.com.au
/product/wheelie-bin-aluminum-steel-trailers
Appropriate big tugs to transfer up 1:4 grades should
be considered.
Site: 17-19 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville 27
Reference: 21BRW0009
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