Welcome to the Waste Treatment Technology Network

Document Downloads

Welcome to the document downloads section of our website. We update this section regularly with documents and resources that will be helpful and informative for your organisation. You may need to be a member to access these resources, however you can download the membership form here.

Food and Drink Manufacturing

Food and Drink Sustainability Strategy 2008
The strategy sets out how the food and drink industry can operate in a more sustainable way, setting targets for waste minimisation and reduced energy consumption.

WTTN Construction Waste

Environment Agency Construction and Demolition Waste Survey
Powerpoint presentation summarising the findings of the recent C&D waste survey.

WTTN Membership Documents

WTTN Membership Form
To become a member of WTTN you should save and complete the form then either email, post or fax to the WTTN manager.

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SME decleration form
Organisations who beleive they are a Small or Medium size Enterprise (SME) should also complete this form.

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Working with Waste Presentations

UWIC - Mustafa Mugrahi
Health and Safety issues for operatives in Waste Treatment Facilities

Waste Treatment Technology Network - Susan Jay
An introduction to the role of the WTTN.

Envirowise - Emma Cottrell
Envirowise in a national organisation providing environmental advice and support to businesses of all types.

Wales Environment Trust - Paul Carroll
Paul introduces the work of the Wales Environment Trust.

National Industrial Symbiosis - Kathryn Warren
Kathryn introduces the work of NISP

Waste and Resources Action Programme - Peter Webber
Peter gives a summary of the work of WRAP

Welah Assembly Government - Waste Strategy Unit
Karin Black discusses the role of the WAG in managing waste and delivering national targets.

INETEC - Ed Mant
Ed describes the waste equipment made by INETEC

Swansea University - Dr Bob Lovitt
Membrane technologies can be used in the food and drink industry to minimise or eliminate waste

WWRReC - Tim Patterson
An introduction to the Wales Waste and Resource Research Centre (WWRReC)

WTTN Presentations

Legislation

Using the List of Wastes to code waste
This Environment Agency documents helps business to fulfill their duty of care requirements by accurately applying a six digit waste code (from the List of Wastes) to the wastes they generate.

Duty of Care
The document gives a full explanation of the requirenments and responsibilities for businesses and organisations under the duty of care.

Miscellaneous

Partner Case Study -
Degradation of Phenol-containing Waste Effluent.

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