Introduction to Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes Webinar and FAQ

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Do you need help understanding what hazardous waste consignment notes are and how to complete them?

Listen to one of our short and simple webinars on hazardous waste consignment notes, where Kerry Hammick, one of our experienced consultants will talk you through:

what hazardous / special waste consignment notes are and why we need them;
what information is required on a hazardous / special waste consignment note;
how to correctly complete a hazardous / special waste consignment note; and
what annual hazardous waste consignment notes / consignee returns are and how to use them.

There are three webinars available, covering the legal requirements for England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland.

Each webinar is accompanied with definitions of any technical terms and a comprehensive FAQ to answer all your waste transfer notes questions.

The webinars can be found by choosing your jurisdiction from the below list.

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