Description
Course Overview
The NCFE Level 1 & 2 Award in Waste and Recycling Management provides learners with the essential knowledge and practical understanding needed to work safely and effectively within the waste and recycling sector. The course focuses on developing industry-ready skills while promoting environmentally responsible practices that support the Circular Economy.
Learners will gain an understanding of workplace safety, operational procedures, environmental responsibilities, and the key principles that drive the modern waste management industry.
What You’ll Learn
- Introduction to the Waste & Recycling Industry
Explore the structure of the waste and recycling sector and understand its important role in supporting local communities, businesses, and global sustainability goals. - Becoming Work Ready
Develop the knowledge and awareness required to enter the industry with confidence, including workplace expectations, professional standards, and safe working practices. - Circular Economy Principles
Learn how waste reduction, reuse, and recycling contribute to a more sustainable future and support environmental responsibility across the sector. - Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Understand the importance of PPE, when it should be used, and how it helps protect workers from common workplace hazards. - Manual Handling Safety
Learn how to identify and minimise manual handling risks, helping to prevent workplace injuries and ensure compliance with health and safety requirements. - Fire Safety Awareness
Gain an understanding of fire prevention measures, fire risk assessments, and the correct use of different fire extinguishers for various types of fire. - Health, Safety & Legal Responsibilities
Understand the responsibilities of both employers and employees in maintaining a safe working environment within waste and recycling operations.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is ideal for individuals looking to start a career in the waste and recycling industry, existing employees seeking to enhance their knowledge, and anyone interested in developing a better understanding of sustainable waste management practices and workplace safety.
