Sustainability
Make every claim traceable
If a client needs diversion or destination records, define the fields and format before the material moves.
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Reporting01
Four items to define up front
Use this as a brief. The response should confirm which records are available and in what format.
- Diversion report
- Define the project, dates, metal streams, weight basis and treatment of residual waste.
- Destination & chain of custody
- List the movement, destination and docket fields that must connect back to the site or project.
- Project references
- List the site, cost-code, docket and sign-off fields needed so availability can be checked before the job starts.
- Avoided-emissions data
- Name the method, factors and review standard. A generic industry comparison may not meet the project requirement.
The journey02
Follow the record to its destination
Each handoff should keep the project reference and explain any change in weight or grade.
- 01
Arrival
Connect the material, source, project reference, measured quantity and initial grade. - 02
Sorting
Record any separation or removal of non-metal material that changes the weight or grade. - 03
Processing
State how the material is prepared and how residual material is accounted for. - 04
Destination
Identify the receiving facility and retain the movement reference back to the project.
Next step03
Send the reporting brief
Include the required fields, reporting period, file format and reviewer. Availability can then be confirmed before the material moves.