The Waste Management Regulations (WMR) Step by Step Tool
What does the tool do?
The tool uses a flowchart approach and guides the user step by step through the regulations associated with the processing, transport, storage and use of the following construction waste derived materials:
To use the Tool
Please consult the User Guide for guidance on the WMR Step by Step Tool.
The tool has been developed from the original work carried out for CIRIA's Construction Waste and Resources website.
The Waste Management Regulation module aims to provide the users with summary information on the key aspects of the Waste Regulations for England. The information, which is derived from legislation and regulations in force at the time of writing, is of a general nature only and not intended to be relied upon in specific cases.
Individuals and organisations proposing to undertake the activities described in this module should seek and rely upon appropriate expert advice and the opinion of the Environmental Regulator on specific issues.
The information presented in this module is correct as at December 2008.
The tool uses a flowchart approach and guides the user step by step through the regulations associated with the processing, transport, storage and use of the following construction waste derived materials:
- Bituminous bound waste
- Bricks and masonry
- Concrete waste
- Mixed construction, demolition and excavation waste (CD&EW)
- Secondary materials
- Trench arisings
- Unbound granular material (including spent railways ballast)
To use the Tool
Please consult the User Guide for guidance on the WMR Step by Step Tool.
The tool has been developed from the original work carried out for CIRIA's Construction Waste and Resources website.
The Waste Management Regulation module aims to provide the users with summary information on the key aspects of the Waste Regulations for England. The information, which is derived from legislation and regulations in force at the time of writing, is of a general nature only and not intended to be relied upon in specific cases.
Individuals and organisations proposing to undertake the activities described in this module should seek and rely upon appropriate expert advice and the opinion of the Environmental Regulator on specific issues.
The information presented in this module is correct as at December 2008.
