Waste Pathways: Outlook 2007

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Waste Pathways: Outlook 2007 Collectors and Council Working Together Geoff Johnston (East Waste)

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Waste Pathways:Outlook 2007

Collectors and Council Working Together

Geoff Johnston (East Waste)

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So Far Today on green organics

You’ve heard the view of a Processor and an End User

You’ve heard some very strong arguments regarding the value to the environment

The points regarding the direct savings to Councils are strong indeed

We need to get this right and we need to work together to succeed!

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Working together to what end?

REDUCE CONTAMINATION IN ORGANICS COLLECTED FROM HOUSEHOLDS

TO PRESERVE THE MARKET PLACE FOR THE END USE OF THIS VALUABLE MATERIAL

TO PROVIDE A QUALITY, UNDERSTANDABLE REGIME OF COLLECTION

TO EDUCATE OUR PUBLIC IN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE MANNER.

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What does it really look like when it is tipped out of the trucks?

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Some Principals of our Systems of waste Management

We rely on a system of Source Separation of waste streams

CDL (Container Deposit Legislation) allows for effective diversion of most of the glass out of the various streams

Our Demographic and Urban layout enables efficient collection systems

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Therefore - Education and Understanding

Who?

Drivers CSO’s Residents Elected Members and Staff

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Opportunities

Driver Training• Equipment

• Colour CCTV

• Understanding of contaminant implication

• Managing contamination• Checking bins

• Noting bins

• Leaving bins

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Opportunities

CSO Training• ZWSA Course

• Ride in Green Organics collection vehicles

• View Transfer station facility

• Support information• Maps

• IT

• Driver support

• Information support for Clients

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How to Educate the Resident

Targeted Captive audience

• Put the bin down

• Sticker the bin

The Broader approach Information packs Bin stickers Media – Council, Public

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Elected Members and Staff

Visit the Composting facilities See first hand what the contaminant looks

like Ride shotgun in the collection vehicle to see

the issues first hand Visit ALL the facilities involved in managing

household waste output

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It’s all about relationships (as always)

If CSO’s and Drivers understand each others roles then the approach to the enquirer is uniform and aimed at a common result!

AVOIDANCE OF CONTAMINANTS IN THE ORGANICS STREAM

We need to deliver a triple bottom line to our communities

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Thank You for your Time and Attention