Process template: waste sorting plan according to the 10 fractions
How to set up sorting according to waste regulations
§1. Map your 10 fractions
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- 03Which of the 10 fractions actually arise at your site, and in what quantities?
§2. Choose containers and allowed combinations
- 01Should each fraction have its own container or can permitted combinations be used (e.g. paper with cardboard metal with glass or plastic)?
- 02Are containers sized to the quantities that actually arise?
§3. Furnish the space
- 01Place containers close to where waste arises — canteen, office, workshop
- 02Use clear, consistent signage with text and symbols
- 03Ensure special, safe storage of hazardous waste
§4. Follow up
- 01Designate a responsible person who regularly checks whether sorting works.
- 02Right to if waste consistently ends up in wrong bin
- 03Remember that construction waste and production waste typically follow other, more specific rules than the 10 fractions