3 x 1.1 hours - Webinar
ASBG presents its well renowned Waste Workshop with a contaminated soils focus
This workshop set is designed to help contaminated site and environmental professionals come up to speed on the complex area of waste classification, resource recovery, focusing on waste contaminated soils. NSW environmental laws establish a complex set of legal controls on the generation, transport, re-use, recycling, treatment and disposal of wastes. There are many pitfalls and administrative processes that abound in the management of wastes in NSW. The webianr is run over three x 1.1 hour sessions] and will cover the following areas:
- Definition of waste - waste is very broadly defined, but how broad?
- Illegal waste activities: - transport, landfilling and pollution of land offences
- Overview of the POEO (Waste) Regulation 2014
- Waste licensing requirements under schedule 1 POEO Act
- Using SEPP 55 for permission to shift contaminated soils
- Transport conditions for bulk waste
- EPA’s On-site off site rule, when it applies and when not
- Asbestos - Measurement, classification and tracking of asbestos wastes
- Use of Resource Recovery Exemptions and Orders - key RROEs to use and recent changes
- Requirements for a Waste Classification Report, using Contaminated Site Sampling Guidelines
- Hazardous Waste classification:
- Covering hazardous, restricted, trackable, liquid
- Chemical assessment use of CT, SCC and TCLP tests and where to apply them
- Immobilisation - Applications for specific Immobilisation Contaminant Approval processes
- PFAS contaminated waste criteria and management options
- Waste tracking - waste codes, intra-state and inter-state and the EPA’s on-line system including new requirements for asbestos, tyres and inter-state waste movements
Notes of the seminar and certificates of attendance will be issued to attendees.
Facilitator: Andrew Doig CEO, ASBG
Time: At any time as the webinar has been recorded
Venue: Webinar: At your computer with > 5Mbs download speed. Login details via Crowdcast.io to be provided on registration.
Cost: $100 (ASBG/ACLCA NSW members) or $125 (Non Members) includes notes
Note the webinar can be downloaded at any time and replayed like a Youtube video.