Compliance is a major issue in our industry and should be taken very seriously. The industry suffers from a substantial amount of companies that are operating without being compliant.
What makes a company compliant is whether it has the right licenses, accreditations, insurances, and systems to undertake certain business activities.
Download our FREE duty of care report which outlines what you should look for in a waste contractor.
Whether you are looking for domestic waste clearance, commercial rubbish collection, or construction waste removal. Wayst is the company that you can rely on.
How we are being compliant:
Wayst partners with Enviro Waste; one of London’s most environmentally friendly waste companies.
You can find all of their license and certifications below:
Depending on what type of waste you have to dispose of and whether you are a business or private customer there is a range of legislation in place that you should be made aware of.
If you have waste and intend to discard it you have a legal ‘Duty of Care’. this applies to EVERYONE in the waste hierarchy, including you!
Check out our Duty of care report which details must know information when dealing with waste & waste contractors.
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE Directive) was introduced into UK law in January 2007 by the Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment Regulations 2006.
Hazardous Waste Regulations details can be found here.
With the aim to reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfill the government has introduced an escalating landfill tax which rises by £8 per tonne until 2014.
Please review our terms and conditions for Skip hire & RORO, and for Man & Van.