Warton
offer a free dross collection, free dross buckets and
a free duty of care service - available to customers only.
Dross
Buckets
Telephone
Customer Services for the quantity of dross buckets you
require and they will arrange for them to be shipped out
to you. All buckets are supplied with lids to ensure
safe return of waste.
Arranging
your dross collection
When you have full dross buckets, phone Customer Services
to arrange the collection. The Customer Service representative
will ask you how many full buckets you have and they will
check you have a Duty Of Care waste transfer note completed.
The collection will usually take place the next day and
new dross buckets will be sent on request.
Duty
Of Care
Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, it is necessary
to complete a Duty Of
Care waste transfer note with all waste solder from your
company. In response to this legislation Warton Metals supply
12 month transfer notes - FREE OF CHARGE, to be signed and
returned.
We hold all the details on our central
database, which is open to inspection by the regulatory
authorities to help you meet your legal obligations. By
completing a Duty of Care transfer note it ensures solder
dross is returned in line with current legislation. Failure
to produce records of duty of care could lead to a £5000
fine to yourselves, the carriers and ourselves.
Warton Metals can advise on any queries
and provide the transfer notes and assistance on disposing
of solder dross.
The duty of care note has four copies. We
fill in all the details for you and then all is required
is a signature in Section D. The white copy and green copy
is kept by the customer, the pink copy is kept by Warton
and the yellow copy is kept by the carriers.
To
see what a Duty of Care Transfer Note looks like,
click on the thumbnail below:
