Publication date : 06/21/2024

Course : Manage business waste in compliance with French regulations

Points to watch for the company

Practical course - 2d - 14h - Ref. GCH
Price : 1410 € E.T.

Manage business waste in compliance with French regulations

Points to watch for the company



Business waste regulations are one of the most complex areas of French law. This training course will enable you to understand the rights and duties of each player involved, in order to secure or validate the regulatory compliance of your practices and those of your service providers.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. GCH
  2d - 14h
1410 € E.T.




Business waste regulations are one of the most complex areas of French law. This training course will enable you to understand the rights and duties of each player involved, in order to secure or validate the regulatory compliance of your practices and those of your service providers.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Learn the language specific to waste to be able to characterize it
Have a global vision of French waste policy and its application to economic activities
Understand the main waste recovery and disposal processes applicable to your business
Understanding roles and responsibilities from producer to final disposer

Intended audience
Responsables QSE, services généraux, logistique. Tout acteur de l'entreprise en charge de la gestion des déchets de son service.

Prerequisites
No special knowledge required.

Practical details
Hands-on work
Case studies. Exercises. Workshop to design a waste management procedure or analysis of procedures provided by participants.
Teaching methods
Methodological input. Active and participative pedagogy. Work in sub-groups based on documents provided by participants (traceability documents, procedures).

Course schedule

1
Discover the language specific to waste management

  • Evaluate the scope of the definition of the terms "holder" and "waste".
  • Decode official and common acronyms.
  • Understand the keys to sorting waste from your activities.
Exercise
Characterize a selection of waste by family according to hazard and value.

2
Integrate the regulatory framework for business waste management

  • Understand the hierarchy of waste management levels.
  • Identify authorized disposal channels for each type of waste.
  • Understand the importance of EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility).
Group discussion
Make the link between treatment and authorized management levels for a selection of wastes.

3
Assessing the requirements applicable to a waste producer in concrete terms

  • Understand the requirements applicable to on-site sorting and temporary storage.
  • Identify the points of vigilance associated with removal.
Case study
Identify points of vigilance on a sample of situations.

4
Understand the rights and duties of the various players in the management chain

  • Define requirements for intermediaries (collectors, traders).
  • Specify the link between ICPE regulations and waste management activities.
  • Characterize the consequences and penalties for infringements.
Hands-on work
Search for documents justifying the regulatory compliance of the waste management channel for a selection of wastes.

5
Identify the scope of traceability documentation

  • Understand the organization of waste nomenclature and the principles of waste coding.
  • Identify the supports associated with the contractualization of care.
  • Identify the media associated with disposal.
  • Establish link with chronological waste register.
Case study
Analysis of the completeness of a selection of traceability documents.

6
Synthesize the points of vigilance in waste management organization

  • Define the roles and responsibilities of the various players in the organization.
Hands-on work
Workshop to design a waste management procedure or critical analysis of procedures provided by learners.