doobin
Well-known member
It's called flying under the radar mate ;-)
Danny
Well-known member
Friend of mine did a oil contamination job was about 3T of type 1 left over and he said to the consultant ill bring the tipper tomorrow and take it away for you free of charge.
That would be ideal but can i see your waste carriers licence?
Its clean 803 left over from this job?
Yeah it is, but as your taking it away its now classed as waste
That would be ideal but can i see your waste carriers licence?
Its clean 803 left over from this job?
Yeah it is, but as your taking it away its now classed as waste
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Brendan
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Technically they are right, I do a fair bit of oil dig outs.Friend of mine did a oil contamination job was about 3T of type 1 left over and he said to the consultant ill bring the tipper tomorrow and take it away for you free of charge.
That would be ideal but can i see your waste carriers licence?
Its clean 803 left over from this job?
Yeah it is, but as your taking it away its now classed as waste
For the £154 or so every 3 years, it costs for a waste carriers license it's just not worth the hassle of not having one. Even if you order a skip you still need it.
Even having your wrappers from your dinner in the van can land you with a substantial fine.
JD450A
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He does'nt need a Permit. Only a S2
Rules are also changing and becoming more free..... can get away with murder in a yard as a builder with the new NWDF's.... https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/waste-exemptions-storing-waste
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fred
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if only the pikeys obeyed these permit rules, wonder how many spot checks these Caravan Using Nomadic Travellers get.
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Monkeybusiness
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Why do you want a stockpile of dirt?As a small sole trader operator have to do private work a lot of the time. It’s a question of using yer communication skills in a humorous way. Self deprecation often helps
As Rory says let them think you are doing them a favour with the extras. My 2 tonne tipper is great for dealing with spoil from local small dig outs and adds to my stock of dirt. Win win
There again big builders and civils can f**k you about with getting money out of them
Have got a nice stack of new and used ply here ready to go.
Have been on the Customer Care Training Course
At the end of the day you choose the jobs you wanna do and walk away from the rest
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Brendan
Well-known member
Builder local to me literally has a good 100m2+ of yard that's just one big dumping ground, full to the brim with crap, not even usable stuff.
Maybe screening in bulk and selling off
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
I think you are still supposed to apply for the S2 exemption if you are moving it from site to store in your yard and you are not supposed to process it in the yard without a licence.
GazCro
Well-known member
You can't move it without a license for a start off.
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
I took that as given, but I suppose there are still people who move waste without a licence.
Routy56
Well-known member
Thats simple to answer. We have a low spot that needs building up a few inches
What dirt - I've got these special pockets in my trousers
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Nick...
Well-known member
I’ve just about given up with public.had a call recently for trench 30 m long in a garden to put cable in and back fill.gave a day rate and man says only couple hours work.i said yes but what will I do for rest of day.he said he didn’t care.anyway did not do it.had another last Friday.lady puts her head over fence where I’m clearing a builders yard.could I come and sort a ménage.i said yes,told her cost and said I’d call round to have a look.called round to be told by her husband she got someone else to do it.i called in well inside time I said too.f**k the public
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