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24BRW0157 OWMP Final
3.1.2. Occupation / Operational Phase Refuse management tasks during the occupation or operational phase of the development relate to the day to day and business as usual operational tasks that must be undertaken to execute the refuse strategy. Table 3.2: Occupation / Operation Checklist Task Assigned Remarks Facilitate disposal from throughout the building and buses. Appointed staff are required to transfer refuse generated throughout the building and the buses to the refuse storage area for final disposal, this includes litter removal. General cleaning. Regular cleaning and maintenance of all refuse management facilities is important to maintain a safe and hygienic environment for visitors, staff and contractors. General cleaning is required for all refuse holding and transfer areas including • Refuse bins, rooms and storage areas • Refuse transfer areas including lifts and staircases • Any other refuse management equipment Perform spot checks on bin contents and refuse streams. Appointed staff regularly check for compliance and stream contamination. Early intervention prevents the development of poor practice and lost resources. Feedback and education is provided to the relevant parties (see below). Ongoing education and communication. On-going education is important to ensure people continue to use the facilities as originally intended and to avoid ongoing contamination of recoverable refuse streams. Appointed personnel should be actively involved in education of occupants and encouraging participation in recycling activities. Widespread communication of the achievements of the refuse strategy and areas for improvement encourage participant buy-in. Site: 5 – 13 Production Street, Noosaville 19 Reference: 24BRW0157
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