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24BRW0157 OWMP Final
3. Recommended Operational Refuse
Management
This section does not contain information relevant for regulatory assessment.
This section relates to the outcomes and waste management practices of the development during the
operational phase as recommended by TTM. It is intended for use as a live document by the occupants of
the development to assist with the ongoing management of the development.
3.1. On-going Management
The tables below relate to a cycle of ongoing implementation, operation, review and amendment of the
refuse strategy. These tables are intended to serve as a live document to be completed and updated during
the operational phase of the development and therefore intentionally left blank.
Responsibilities have to be assigned for all on-going refuse management related activities during the
operation of the development. TTM recommend the appointment of dedicated personnel to champion
refuse management and sustainability. The following lists (Table 3.1 to Table 3.3) are designed to help
manage and assign responsibilities and monitor the refuse operations. On-going management of the refuse
strategy will maintain efficient services, a safe environment and improve on sustainability outcomes.
3.1.1. Implementation Phase
Refuse management tasks during the implementation of the refuse strategy are required prior to and during
the early stages of building occupancy. An opportunity to revisit these tasks is provided at set intervals with
the review of the refuse strategy.
Table 3.1: Implementation Checklist
Task Assigned Remarks
Verify the as-built form of all refuse related areas.
This task does not refer to building certification but is
typically undertaken by a specialist waste consultant prior
to building certification. This provides an opportunity to
identify variances in building form versus design and
recommend alternate or mitigating refuse management
strategies.
This task may also be required during building refits and
change of use in tenancies.
Appoint personnel to oversee or undertake refuse
management tasks.
A facilities or operations manager is typically appointed and
overesees most operational tasks, engaging contractors for
specialist tasks.
Site: 5 – 13 Production Street, Noosaville 17
Reference: 24BRW0157
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