Teach staff using real items from your own workplace and the collector's current acceptance list. Explain both the correct destination and what to do with an item that does not match the signs.
Information to gather
- Demonstrate the common packages, food containers and liners handled on site.
- Show the separate process for batteries, chemicals and other specialist waste.
- Make uncertain items easy to escalate to a supervisor and update the signage after questions.
What to check before deciding
Do not teach 'when in doubt, general waste' as a universal rule: it is unsafe for batteries and some chemicals. Include cleaners and temporary staff, who may handle bins after other staff leave.
Victorian landfills cannot receive e-waste; batteries need an appropriate dedicated collection route. See EPA Victoria - Electronic waste.
Related resources
Ask about your site
Send your site details and collection requirements to discuss the available options and written terms.
Sources
- EPA Victoria - Electronic waste. E-waste and the law. Checked 18 September 2026; confirm current guidance before acting.
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