FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Waste & Compliance Service Manager position?
The position typically requires specialized knowledge in waste legislation and management, as well as relevant experience in waste compliance and environmental management.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Waste & Compliance Service Manager?
The primary responsibilities include developing and managing the Trust Waste Policy, ensuring compliance with waste legislation, conducting internal audits, providing specialist advice, and promoting best practices in waste management and recycling.
Is this position focused solely on waste management?
No, while the focus is on waste management, the role also encompasses environmental impact assessments and sustainability goals to reduce waste produced within the organization.
Who does the Waste & Compliance Service Manager report to?
The post holder reports to Senior Managers and the S&P SLT Board regarding the progress of waste management action plans and key performance indicators.
Will the Waste & Compliance Service Manager be working with other organizations?
Yes, the post holder will collaborate with waste management colleagues from other NHS organizations, partake in external waste management meetings, and work closely with service leads and operational managers.
What is the role of the Waste & Compliance Service Manager in terms of waste audits?
The Waste & Compliance Service Manager is responsible for coordinating and managing regular internal waste audits across all areas within GOSH, ensuring compliance with relevant legislation and policies.
How does the Waste & Compliance Service Manager contribute to recycling initiatives?
The post holder will advise on and promote recycling schemes, develop proposals for waste reduction, and manage the waste annual budgets to accommodate future recycling requirements.
What kind of training will the Waste & Compliance Service Manager provide?
The post holder will deliver briefings and training sessions to raise awareness and educate colleagues on waste management practices, ensuring they understand their waste management requirements.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the position offers opportunities to attend relevant meetings, seminars, and workshops to expand professional networks and stay updated on waste management trends and practices.
What is the expected outcome of the Waste & Compliance Service Manager's efforts?
The expected outcomes include improved waste management performance, increased compliance with waste legislation, enhanced recycling initiatives, and the achievement of waste reduction targets in line with national policy requirements.