Waste management

Waste management
See also
Process Theory of constraints Process improvement Konnyaku stone Personnel controlling Zero defects Process strategies Management by innovation Life cycle assessment

Waste management means the collection of waste and protection of the environment in accordance with the principle of sustainable development. In particular it involves prevention of waste creation or limiting the amount of waste and their negative impact on the environment, as well as recovery or disposal of waste.

Companies producing or capable of producing the waste during work processes, should create action plan, design and conduct activities, that:

• prevent waste or limit the amount of waste and their negative effects on the environment in the manufacture of products, during and after the end of their useful life,
• provide consistent with the principles of the protection of the environment recycling system,
• creating waste disposal facilities in accordance with the principles of the protection of the environment.

See also:

• Waste level monitoring

References

• Morrissey, A. J., & Browne, J. (2004). Waste management models and their application to sustainable waste management. Waste management, 24(3), 297-308.