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Ineffective emergency waste management has the potential to significantly delay recovery efforts, present a considerable risk to human health and the environment and increase the costs of recovery. Effective planning for waste likely to be generated by emergency events can assist in addressing this issue. This plan helps local governments to think through, at a high level, the likely types of waste that could be generated and consequent considerations and management options to explore.  \n1. Hazards and waste types  \nFor each of the below pairings, choose one that you feel is more likely to affect your Local Government. Once identified, outline what associated types of waste you might expect to see. Appendix 1 and 2 can be used to cross reference and verify.  \n\n| Hazard | Associated types of waste |\n| --- | --- |\n| 1. Fire OR Cyclone | 1. |\n| 2. Air crash OR Collapse | 2. |\n| 3. Animal & plant biosecurity OR Human epidemic | 3. |\n| 4. Flood OR Marine oil pollution | 4. |\n\nSource of Information: Appendix 1 and 2, Local Emergency Management Risk Assessment Profile and DFES District Emergency Management Advisors  \nRationale: the type of hazard can influence the type, variety and volume of waste generated in broad terms – e.g. flood = widespread green waste, fire = localised construction and demolition waste.  \nExample:  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Hazard Associated types of waste\u003Cbr>1. Fire ~~OR Cyclone~~ 1. Specific areas: hazardous, construction\u003Cbr>and demolition, scrap metal General – C&D, scrap metal\u003Cbr>In vegetation – limited waste generation, minimal impact, clearing paths only. |\n|  |\n\n2. Understanding and mapping your environment  \nBuilt functional area  \nAgainst these facility types, list any key structures actually present in your Local Government. Once identified, what specific risks do they present for waste management?  \n\n| Facility type | Key structures | Waste-related Risk |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Local Government\u003Cbr>□ Administration/Civic centre\u003Cbr>□ Library\u003Cbr>□ Aquatic centre\u003Cbr>□ Recreation centre\u003Cbr>□ Theatre\u003Cbr>□ Sporting facilities\u003Cbr>□ Childcare\u003Cbr>□ Operations depot\u003Cbr>□ Waste facility\u003Cbr>□ Airport\u003Cbr>□ Commercial properties |  |  |\n| Roads/bridges |  |  |\n| Schools |  |  |\n| Hospitals |  |  |\n| Prisons |  |  |\n| Police stations |  |  |\n| Fire stations |  |  |\n| Waste facilities |  |  |\n| Public housing |  |  |\n| Private Residential |  |  |\n| Commercial / Industrial\u003Cbr>□ Petrol stations\u003Cbr>□ Power stations\u003Cbr>□ Water pump stations\u003Cbr>□ Gas pipeline booster stations\u003Cbr>□ Chemical/industrial processing plant\u003Cbr>□ Port operations\u003Cbr>□ Freight handling operations\u003Cbr>□ Wastewater treatment plant\u003Cbr>□ Abbatoir\u003Cbr>□ Wind farm\u003Cbr>□ Solar farm |  |  |\n| State Government, other |  |  |\n\nSource of information: Local Government Asbestos Register, DWER Prescribed Premises Licence search & Australian Business Registry, Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) and Local Government Infrastructure Team, Bushfire management plan  \nRationale: This helps to determine specific waste-related risks (including hazardous risks) of key built infrastructure in the LGA.  \nExample:  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Facility type\u003Cbr>Commercial / Industrial\u003Cbr>State Government Private residential\u003Cbr>Key structures\u003Cbr>Petrol station, agricultural businesses, automative services, manufacturing plants.\u003Cbr>Hospital\u003Cbr>Single houses, tenement blocks\u003Cbr>Waste-related Risk\u003Cbr>Licenced facilities, businesses with chemicals or processing hazardous material.\u003Cbr>Medical waste\u003Cbr>Asbestos (year of construction) and household chemicals |\n|  |\n\nEnvironment functional area  \nIdentify vegetation complexes in the Local Government. Outline what risk they present for waste management.  \n\n| Reserve ownership | Key Areas | Waste-related Risk |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n","cbCait9yRaymDvM0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait9yRaymDvM0","pdf",375885,10,"English","# Background\n# Hazards and waste types\n# Understanding and mapping your environment\n## Built functional area\n## Environment functional area\n# Predicting waste","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this emergency waste management plan template?\",\"answer\":\"It helps local governments plan at a high level for the types of waste that emergencies may generate, and the considerations and management options to explore so recovery is not delayed.\"},{\"question\":\"How should hazards and associated waste types be identified?\",\"answer\":\"Select the most likely hazard for your local government from the given pairings, then outline the waste types you would expect, using Appendix 1 and 2 to cross-reference and verify.\"},{\"question\":\"How are waste volumes predicted for emergency scenarios?\",\"answer\":\"Choose three hazards from Section 1 and use the waste calculator to forecast approximate volumes for a chosen emergency severity. 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