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RFI - Attachment 3 - Operational Waste Management Plan · MCU22/0094
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3.2.6. Monitoring and Review Regular monitoring and inspections of waste and related equipment and facilities from the development should be conducted by building management or designated staff for maintenance and sustainability. Waste composition audits are recommended on a routine (12 monthly) basis to identify potential improvements in the recycling processes taking place. Audits may be undertaken by external contractor or internally by visual inspection during on-site waste management handling activities. For example, cleaners may observe contents of waste receptacles when decanting caddies in larger bins and recording results, this method is less accurate than a comprehensive audit however, gives immediate indicative and actionable results and may be undertaken on an ongoing basis. Table 3.9: Monitoring and Review Checklist Objectives Checked Remarks Continual monitoring of equipment uses and scheduling to ensure best operational outcomes. Regular review of refuse management equipment and facilities such as bin volumes, refuse storage capacities and stormwater management arrangements. Site: Lot 4, 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville Reference: 23BRW0003 24
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