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Responsible for the Trust's waste management system ensuring compliant and efficient collection, treatment and disposal of 5,000 tonnes of clinical and domestic waste annually. Development and promotion of procedures for the correct segregation, handling, disposal and recycling of waste continually looking to move waste up the waste hierarchy and wherever.

Leeds And North Yorkshire

Trust lead on environmental management, waste reduction and recycling, carbon reduction and travel planning. Development, implementation and maintainance of waste, travel, carbon and environmental policies.Commercial waste costs in Leeds halved through implementation of segregation and recycling across Trust sites. 55% volume recycled. York recently.

Delivered a campaign on behalf of Gateshead Council to support their new recycling service.Secured targets and met objectives of the campaign.Managed a team in the communication of tailored messages to educate, inform and encourage use of the new recycling service. Managed the daily logistics of the campaign and directed resources in response to agreed.

• Ensured stores were supported in their ability to deliver company financial and environmental goals. Identified, developed and promoted best practice in respect of environmental management and recovery of internal.
• 85% waste recycled in 2009. Landfill diversion and efficiencies add 1% to the bottom line;
• Successfully established effective travel plans in new stores.
• Significant input into, and management of, major structural re-organization of stores;
• Introduced merchandising improvements and increased Recovery revenue;
• Contributed to global Waste Management Guidelines, Recovery Manual and Energy Management Checklist;

• Delivered a number of strategically important targets and established a number of good examples for other UK stores to share and develop. Lead a team of 15 co-workers and was responsible for all aspects of their.
• Successfully became first UK store to achieve internal audit result of >75% in 2004;
• Lead the team in becoming the only store Recovery department to achieve the national target in 2004;
• Successfully developed two members of department towards trainee management scheme;
• Ensured consistently lower waste costs whilst maintaining focus on 75% recycling rate;
• Conducted store wide travel surveys of staff and customers using results to influence rebuild plans;

Faculty Of Business And Law

Activities and Societies: Fellow of the University of Sunderland

Certificate In Education (Further Education)

Associate and Fellowship Programme

Humanities, History, Politics

BA (Hons) Humanities