Waste management (direct waste)

By following this action plan, the organization will be able to establish effective indicators to monitor and improve performance in the management of raw materials, residual waste, and ultimate waste.

1. Defining objectives:

- Establishing performance objectives: Determine the specific objectives you want to achieve in terms of raw materials, residual waste, and ultimate waste management (e.g., reducing waste, increasing the recycling rate).

2. Identifying key indicators:

- Selecting indicators for raw materials: Choose indicators such as the amount of raw materials used, the cost of raw materials, and the rate of waste generated during production.

- Determining indicators for residual waste: Include measures such as the volume of residual waste produced, the recycling rate of waste, and the proportion of waste sent to landfill.

- Select indicators for ultimate waste: Measure the total volume of ultimate waste, the reduction rate of ultimate waste, and the cost associated with managing ultimate waste.

3. Data collection:

- Set up collection tools: Install systems to record the quantities of raw materials used, waste generated, and waste treated.

- Train staff: Train employees on procedures for collecting and reporting data on raw materials and waste.

4. Develop monitoring mechanisms:

- Establish dashboards: Create dashboards to visualize and monitor performance indicators in real time.

- Establish reporting systems: Develop processes for regular reporting on the performance of raw materials, residual waste, and ultimate waste.

5. Analysis and evaluation:

- Analyze collected data: Evaluate performance against indicators to identify trends and areas for improvement.

- Compare with objectives: Compare results with set objectives to measure progress and determine gaps.

6. Corrective actions and improvements:

- Develop action plans: Implement action plans to address identified gaps and improve performance according to the indicators.

- Optimize processes: Adjust raw materials and waste management practices based on analysis results to improve performance.

7. Communication and reporting:

- Inform stakeholders: Communicate indicator results to internal and external stakeholders to ensure transparency and accountability.

- Prepare regular reports: Produce periodic reports on the performance of raw materials, residual waste and ultimate waste.

8. Reassessment and update:

- Review indicators: Regularly review indicators to ensure they remain relevant and adapted to the organization's objectives.

- Adapt practices: Update raw materials and waste management processes based on developments and new requirements.