Plastic sorting at recycling centres : guideline
Plastics Recycling (Waste, etc.) Sorting devices e-böcker
Nordic Council of Ministers
2014
EISBN 9789289339865
Aim and background.
Introduction and Summary.
Plastic waste types that could be collected separately.
Setting up or expanding a system for sorting of plastic waste at a recycling centre.
Information aimed at the public.
Training of personnel.
Plastic codes.
Present situation for plastic collection in the Nordic countries.
Key Decisions.
This report outlines how the authorities in the five Nordic countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, carry out their inspections of the psychosocial working environment at the enterprises. Starting out with a description of the psychosocial risks, the report proceeds with a comparison of the differences between the different national regulations as well as an outline of the similarities. The report offers a comparison of the Nordic working environment strategies and a detailed presentation of the different targets and areas of initiative. It also presents how different methods are used in the selection of enterprises, sectors and job groups for inspection and how the inspectors are trained to carry out the inspections. The report rounds off with a description of the different national inspection methods and how to measure their effects.
Introduction and Summary.
Plastic waste types that could be collected separately.
Setting up or expanding a system for sorting of plastic waste at a recycling centre.
Information aimed at the public.
Training of personnel.
Plastic codes.
Present situation for plastic collection in the Nordic countries.
Key Decisions.
This report outlines how the authorities in the five Nordic countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, carry out their inspections of the psychosocial working environment at the enterprises. Starting out with a description of the psychosocial risks, the report proceeds with a comparison of the differences between the different national regulations as well as an outline of the similarities. The report offers a comparison of the Nordic working environment strategies and a detailed presentation of the different targets and areas of initiative. It also presents how different methods are used in the selection of enterprises, sectors and job groups for inspection and how the inspectors are trained to carry out the inspections. The report rounds off with a description of the different national inspection methods and how to measure their effects.
