This waste segregation list from the practical work area of a bookkeeping qualification outlines how different types of general and accumulated wastes should be recycled, composted, or disposed of. Teared paper, used boxes, broken CDs, and broken pens/ballpens can be recycled. Used boxes and teared paper can also be composted. Broken bulbs, used batteries, broken calculators, dust, staple wires, and broken CDs should be disposed of. The document provides guidance for trainees, trainors, and janitors on proper waste segregation methods.
This waste segregation list from the practical work area of a bookkeeping qualification outlines how different types of general and accumulated wastes should be recycled, composted, or disposed of. Teared paper, used boxes, broken CDs, and broken pens/ballpens can be recycled. Used boxes and teared paper can also be composted. Broken bulbs, used batteries, broken calculators, dust, staple wires, and broken CDs should be disposed of. The document provides guidance for trainees, trainors, and janitors on proper waste segregation methods.
This waste segregation list from the practical work area of a bookkeeping qualification outlines how different types of general and accumulated wastes should be recycled, composted, or disposed of. Teared paper, used boxes, broken CDs, and broken pens/ballpens can be recycled. Used boxes and teared paper can also be composted. Broken bulbs, used batteries, broken calculators, dust, staple wires, and broken CDs should be disposed of. The document provides guidance for trainees, trainors, and janitors on proper waste segregation methods.
Area/Section Practical Work Area In-Charge Trainee, Trainor, Janitor Waste Segregation Method General/Accumulated Wastes Recycle Compost Dispose Teared and used Paper
Broken and Wrought Bulbs
Used Battery
Broken Calculators
Used Boxes
Dust
Broken and empty Pens/Ballpens
Staple Wires
Broken CD
Date Developed: Nov. Document No. MTF_0006
5,2020 Issued by: Bookkeeping Date Revised: NCIII Developed by: Page 1 of 1 ROY VICTOR F. SUMUGAT Revision # 000