Waste & Resource Management (WRM) Consultancy Services

As a leading provider of waste consulting services, we produce detailed planning assessments to demonstrate how waste and recycling will be managed for new or existing developments. Our expert Waste and Resource Management team provides technical advice to ensure compliance with planning requirements.

Drawing from our extensive experience with various planning projects, we identify key planning and design requirements related to waste management. We develop a tailored waste model for the proposal, using applicable benchmarks and guidelines, and calculate estimated waste generation during both the construction and operational phases. Our waste management consultancy services are designed to support sustainable and efficient waste solutions.
For expert guidance, our waste management consultant team is here to assist with practical and compliant strategies.

The key objectives outlined in the Government Waste and Resource Management Strategy are:

● Maximising the value of resource use
● Minimising waste and its impact on the environment

As a leading waste management consultant, we specialise in identifying site-specific strategies and developing effective methods for transferring residential and commercial waste through buildings, such as waste chutes, manual transfer, and pedestrianised vehicles. We also determine the size, location, and layout of internal waste storage facilities.

Our strategy ensures compliance with waste management regulations by outlining how refuse and recycling will be managed and presented for collection. Additionally, we provide detailed guidance on refuse vehicle access requirements and collection points.

Our waste management experts can prepare a stand-alone Site Waste Management Strategy report for the operational phases of a proposed development. This document, developed as part of our waste management consultancy services, provides tailored strategies to support an efficient and sustainable waste management approach

Our Expertise

Our range of expertise covers the whole waste collection and disposal cycle, and all types of waste, including domestic, municipal, commercial, clinical, industrial, electrical, and hazardous waste.

We work closely with clients to establish project goals early so that subsequent activities are directed toward their efficient, environmentally sound and timely resolution. In order to develop sustainable solutions for waste and resource management, it is imperative to recognise the relationships between effective waste management and sustainable management of resources. The legislation advice is to focus on reuse, recycling and recovery over the disposal of waste.  This will help to reduce the demands made on other resources thus embracing the fundamental principles of sustainable development and the circular economy.

Our multidisciplinary team of experts can assist you with all stages of the planning application as follows:

Our Services are ISO certified and accredited by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS):

• Site closure/decommissioning
  • Auditing/assessment of wastes to be generated
  • Development and implementation of decommissioning waste management strategies
  • Development and implementation of decommissioning record and auditing system
  • Delivery of verification report confirming compliance with decommissioning waste management strategy
• Waste management facilities
  • Masterplanning and strategy development
  • Conceptual and detailed planning, design, construction and advisory services on waste treatment and disposal facilities and operations
  • Landfill engineering
  • Landfill development and redevelopment
  • Operational assessment and environmental risk management
  • Closure assessments
  • Engineering design to facilitate closure and/or manage environmental risks
• Regulatory compliance
  • Compliance auditing of waste-related activities
  • Support in preparation and submission of applications for waste permits, licences, licence exemptions for waste-related activities
  • Liaise with regulators
  • Review country-specific waste regulations