Permitting and waste regulations In the UK, any business that produces, handles, or disposes of controlled waste has a statutory obligation to ensure it is managed correctly under Duty of Care legislation and waste regulations. This applies to anyone who imports, produces, carries, keeps, treats, disposes of, or is a dealer or broker that has control of controlled waste.
At Keltbray, we understand that the management and responsibility for waste production is critical to the success of a project. Managing the removal of inert, non-hazardous and hazardous waste, Keltbray champion Waste Regulations (2011), including waste classification through the utilisation of WM3. Furthermore, our in-house haulage division and off-site treatment facilities mean we can provide a joined up supply chain, ensuring compliance and transparency from project inception right through to contractual completion and handover. We are also adept in managing the procurement of environmental permits, licenses, and consents, and have a track record of ensuring expeditious delivery even under the most demanding project timescales. Having a clear appreciation of the regulator’s position means we not only present our submissions in a way that makes it easier for regulators to assess their implications quickly and efficiently, but also helps to ensure compliance at all stages of the delivery process. Keltbray encourages early stakeholder engagement which, depending on the nature of the works, can be either largely customer-led, or autonomously owned by Keltbray. This may involve liaising with various national regulators such as the environment agency, local authorities or privately owned entities.
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Keltbray Holdings Limited Environmental Services capabilities overview | 2021
