
Introducing storage and handling procedures to prevent damage
Waste
- Solution type
- Everyday action
- Theme
- Waste
Why establish storage and handling procedures? Storage and handling procedures train staff to use products correctly and sensibly, preventing breakages, maintaining product life and avoiding production of an additional replacement with its environmental and financial costs. How can these procedures be introduced? Staff learn good practices through signage and training. Examples of environmentally friendly habits: - Handle products carefully, especially fragile items, to prevent early breakage. - Avoid using computers in overheated spaces and prefer short charging sessions to a full charge to preserve them. - Prefer spring or filtered water in coffee machines to avoid limescale deposits.
- Sector:
- France
Its features
Environmentally friendly
- Maintaining product life limits waste and purchases of new products requiring virgin raw materials and substantial water and energy - Lower CO2 emissions from transporting broken products and less pollution when they become waste
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