Free education program at Waste Expo

Friday, 26 July, 2013

Waste Expo, to be held from 9-10 October at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, has announced a subsidised education program to take place in the ‘Waste Summit’ theatre at the show.

Book your free seat and hear from industry leaders as they share experiences, discuss new technologies and draw from successful case studies.

Sessions and case studies include:

  • State of Waste - key reforms to improve the efficiency of collection, transport and recovery of waste and recyclables
  • Snowy River Shire Council’s Introduction of 360 L MGB and C-Trace RFIDs
  • The National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme: A Recycling Industry Perspective
  • Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for use on Landfill Sites
  • Waste to Wages - successful models of operation
  • Diverting Food Waste from Landfill - saving businesses time and money
  • Halve Waste - A Template for Rural Councils
  • Staff Engagement techniques
  • Business Waste Program Design & Delivery
  • Bigger Bins for Better Recycling: MGB360 Trial
  • Doing the Right Thing Across Australia - Providing Recycling Opportunities to the Nation
  • Strategic Organic Management for Households, Business, Councils and Communities

To view the full program, session times, speaker line-up and to book your seat, visit http://www.wasteexpo.com.au/Education%20Timetable.html.

Waste Expo is also featuring these key seminars by WMAA:

  • Policy and what it means for Victoria
  • Turn waste into revenue with the right material data
  • Organics
  • Getting it Right - Waste education programs

Waste Expo is this year co-located with the All-Energy Australia Exhibition & Conference and Australian Sustainability Conference & Exhibition.

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