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SWEEP+ Certification Manual

  • CM: SMMP Prerequisite – Comprehensive Sustainable Materials Management Policy and Programs
    • CM: SMMP Credit- Comprehensive Sustainable Materials Management Lifecycle Analysis and Policy Program
    • CM: SMMP Credit – Materials Processing Infrastructure and Market Development Policy
    • CM: SMMP Credit – Adoption of Diversion and Recycling Goals 
    • CM: SMMP Credit- Regular Waste Characterization and Generation Study Policy
    • CM: SMMP Credit- Advanced Comprehensive Sustainable Materials Management Policy
    • CM: SMMP Credit- Solid Waste Greenhouse Gas and Air Emissions Footprint Reduction Policy 
    • CM: SMMP Credit – Source Reduction Policy
    • CM: SMMP Credit – Comprehensive Public Reporting of Corporate Sustainability
    • CM: SMMP Credit- Local Government Policy for Comprehensive Public Participation in Solid Waste Management Program Development
  • CM: WGP Prerequisite 1 – Measuring and Calculating Waste Generation, Recovery, and Disposal
    • CM: WGP Credit – MSW Source Reduction Programs
    • CM: WGP Credit – Reuse and Rescue Programs/Projects
    • CM: WGP Credit: Measuring and Calculating Source Reduction and Reuse/Rescue Impacts
    • CM: WGP Credit: Litter Prevention and Reduction Infrastructure
    • CM: WGP Credit- ENV Preferable Product Procurement (Non-Capital Items)
    • CM: WGP Credit – Sustainable Capital and Utility Procurement
    • CM: WGP Credit – Economic Assessment of Solid Waste Management
    • CM: WGP Credit – Education and Engagement Program on Litter and Source Reduction and Reuse
    • CM: WGP Credit – Household Hazardous Waste Reduction and Engagement Program
  • CM: SWC Credit – Alternative Collection Options for Recyclable and Compostable Products and Materials
  • CM: SWC Credit – Energy and Emissions Optimization of Solid Waste Collection 
  • CM: SWC Credit: Alternative Fueled Solid Waste Collection Vehicles
  • CM: SWC Credit – Household Hazardous Waste Collection Infrastructure
  • CM: SWC Credit – Minimizing Emissions from Transfer Stations 
  • CM: SWC Credit – Solid Waste Collection Cost Transparency
  • CM: SWC Credit-Commitment to Safe Working Conditions 
  • CM: SWC Credit-OSHA Compliant Practices and Safe Vehicle Processes
  • CM: PCR Prerequisite-Minimum Diversion Rate 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Material Recovery & Per Capita Disposal Optimization 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Minimize Bale/Output Contamination Rate
  • CM: PCR Credit-Producing High Quality Products from Recovered Organic Materials
  • CM: PCR Credit-Anaerobic Digestion Infrastructure
  • CM: PCR Credit-Compact Commodity/Output Supply Chain 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Energy Efficient and Low Emissions Operations 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Clean and Efficient Material Recovery and Organics Processing Facilities 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Renewable or Alternative Fueled Onsite Mobile Equipment and Recovery Facilities 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Material Recovery Cost Transparency 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Good Neighbor Practices 
  • CM: PCR Credit-Post-Collection Recovery Facility Safety Protocols and Training
  • CM: PCR Credit-OSHA-Compliant Material Recovery & Organics Processing Facilities
  • CM: PCD Credit-Renewable or Alternative Fueled On-Site Mobile Equipment 
  • CM: PCD Credit-Landfill Stormwater Management
  • CM:PCD Credit-Landfill Emissions Minimization
  • CM: PCD Credit-Effective Utilization of Recovered Methane
  • CM: PCD Credit-Material Disposal Cost Transparency
  • CM: PCD Credit-Post-Collection Disposal Facility Safety Protocols and Training 
  • CM: PCD Credit-OSHA-Compliant Facilities
  • CM: PCD Credit-Good Neighbor Practices 

Category: Local Government Standard Comment Portal

Portal for Public comment draft of SWEEP Municipal Standard.

Thank you for your interest in the SWEEP (Solid Waste Environmental Excellence Protocol) Municipal Standard Public Comment Draft!

SWEEP is the product of volunteer industry experts, like you, sharing their experience and expertise in best practices to help transform the solid waste sector toward sustainability.

We will be accepting comments on the Draft Municipal Standard until the beginning of March 2019. If you have comments and would like to contribute, we have 2 options available:

(1) Email your comments—on company letterhead, accompanied by your full name, affiliation and email address—to info@sweepstandard.org

(2) Sign up to comment on the SWEEP website http://sweepstandard.org/membership/ through the SWEEP Municipal Standard Comment Portal.

Once again, thank you for your interest and we look forward to receiving your comments and benefiting from your expertise!

– The SWEEP Team

Municipal PCR Draft Credit 4: Anaerobic Digestion Infrastructure (x points)

Intent: To develop infrastructure to provide optimized anaerobic breakdown of food waste and, if indicated, other organic material to produce gas, fertilizer and other useful products. Requirements: Tier 1: Demonstrate […]

Municipal PCR Draft Credit 5: Efficient Commodity/Output Supply Chain (x points)

Intent: Maximize local environmental and economic benefits and minimize environmental footprint through compact, efficient, and transparent supply chains. Requirements: Tier 1: Demonstrate that 80% of outputs from material recovery and […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 7: Commitment to Safe Working Conditions (x points)

Intent: Ensure worker safety and health outcomes during daily waste collection through attention to hazards and making worker protection a part of company culture.   Requirements:  Accomplish increased operational regulation, […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 8: Collection Safety Protocols and Training (x points)

Intent: Reduce collection vehicle accidents and worker injuries.   Requirements:  Mandatory: Implement an ongoing safety and equipment usage training program.   Option 1: “Accessible” Training (Mandatory for new hires; ongoing) […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 6: Solid Waste Collection Cost-Effectiveness (x points)

Intent: To optimize collection costs Requirements: Conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis of the waste collection program Demonstrate waste collection costs that is below/meets a [relevant benchmark TBD Potential Strategies: Include performance/service […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 2: Energy Efficient and Low Emissions Collection (x points)

Intent: Reduce fuel consumption and lower air emissions resulting from waste collection Requirements: Option 1: Demonstrate fleet fuel economy or criteria emissions per ton-mile of solid waste collection Level 1: […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 3: Alternative Fueled Solid Waste Collection Vehicles (x points)

Intent: Reduce atmospheric emissions associated with the collection and transportation of solid waste and promote renewable and low-carbon intensity alternatives to non-renewable transportation fuels. Requirements: Demonstrate, on a percentage basis, […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 4: Household Hazardous Waste Collection infrastructure (x points)

Intent: To ensure proper handling and disposal of HHW by the municipal entity and greater community, preventing negative human health impacts and pollution of the natural environment. Requirements: Implement an […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 5: Minimizing Emissions from Transfer Stations (x points)

Intent:  Reduce the environmental footprint of transfer stations Requirements: For [50% of rolling stock utilized on-site or [50% of total fuel consumption: Utilize low-sulfur diesel fuel; install catalytic and particulate […]

Municipal SWC Draft Credit 1: Alternative Collection Options for Recyclable and Compostable Products and Materials (x points)

Intent: Provide various collection methods for recyclable and discarded materials Requirements: Demonstrate access for 80 percent or more of your customers to one or more of the following collection options […]

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