Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility
It is estimated that the UK economy will have to pay up to £455 million per annum to comply with the WEEE Directive following its introduction as UK Law on 2nd January 2007. Most leading companies have well established Environmental and Corporate Social Responsibility policies in place. They have already assessed their positions and are implementing the relevant changes to ensure their WEEE policy follows suit
Producer Compliance Schemes need to ensure that they provide members with a service that matches their other environmental policies; Northern Compliance Ltd will bring added value through environmentally sustainable, socially responsible and cost effective WEEE Care & Compliance solutions for B2B producers via its WEEE Membership Services. As well as benefiting from a cost effective service, its members will reap marketing benefits and supply chain improvements.
The key issue is still one of corporate social responsibility, an issue organisations cannot afford to ignore. Northern Compliance Limited’s WEEE disposal contractor’s
innovative service is recognised as the default answer for WEEE recycling. It has already established 3rd Party DCF’s at some 75 blue chip companies, including the Wilton Centre on Teesside (one of the largest Research and Development sites in Europe). For the Wilton Centre, they have designed and implemented a purpose built WEEE collection facility, which provides the centre’s many blue chip members with the opportunity to comply with responsible WEEE disposal. The service has already been nominated for a prestigious environmental award in 2007.
WEEE Training – 13th, May 2008
Northumberland - 2/3 July, 15/16 Oct
Leeds - 9/10 July, 23/24 July, 01/02 Oct
Coventry - 10/11 Sept, 08/09 Oct
Manchester - 16/17 July, 24/25 Sept
WEEE Regulations
The WEEE (Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment) Directive was incorporated into UK Law
WEEE Training
Weeeco has designed step by step training modules that give you the tools to meet your obligations within the UK WEEE Legislation. The modules are designed to assist the delegate to implement the appropriate policies and procedures for their organisations. The delegate will also understand how to buy WEEE Care and Compliance Services that are Environmentally Sustainable, Corporate/Social Responsible and Cost Effective.
Venues
We have selected quality venues to ensure the best learning environment possible for the delegates.
Price
Day One Module One (0930 – 1630) £395
Day Two Module Two (0930 - 1630) £195
Two Day Module One & Two (As Above) £495
Discounts for Weeeco and Northern Compliance clients, multiple bookings and members of Electronics Yorkshire
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The essential guide to implementing WEEE Compliance for Manufacturers, Importers and Re-Branders of Electrical Electronic Equipment that is placed on the UK Market including:
§ Choosing your
§ B2C (Business to Consumer) Compliance Options under Regulation 8
§ B2B (Business to Business) Compliance Options under Regulation 9
§ Implementing Explicit Documentation for Compliance
§ Product Marking under EN 50419 (2006) & Registering Producer ID Marks
§ Environment Agency Quarterly Returns
§ Container Solutions
Who should attend:
Producers, Distributors, Local Authority DCF Managers and AATF Managers
Module Two Business End Users
The essential guide to implementing WEEE Compliant Disposal for Business, Organisations and Institutions when their EEE becomes WEEE.
§ WEEE Disposal when purchasing new EEE
§ WEEE Disposal under Regulation 9.1
§ WEEE Disposal under Regulation 9.2
§ WEEE Disposal under Regulation 8
§ WEEE Disposal when it does not fall under regulation 9.1 or 9.2
§ Hazardous Waste Note Management for WEEE Categories 11,12 and 13
§ Choosing your WEEE disposal contractor
§ Container Solutions
Who should attend:
Producers, Facility Managers, Health Safety & Environmental Officers, Operations Managers and Local Authority Officers.
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