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The Waste Facilities Audit Association - WFAA - was formed in 1993 principally in response to tightening legal environmental requirements, increased cost of waste disposal and increased public and corporate expectation.

The WFAA is a non-profit making association of companies who in the course of their normal business activities generate waste.



Aims of the WFAA

To assist members in obtaining authoritative information on UK, Irish & mainland Europe waste management facilities through commissioning and sharing independent audits at cost effective rates. In addition the WFAA also:

  • Provides detailed on-line information on UK waste site licences from the Environment Agency.
  • Develop waste management e-learning training materials for its members that can be delivered by the WFAA web site, CD ROM or through the member's intranet or Learning Management System.


 
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