Merseyside Digital Development

The WEEE Regulations will implement the EU WEEE Directive in the UK from 1st July 2007. In partnership with the Liverpool, Knowsley and Sefton Chamber Environment Clubs, MERBEN has organised a seminar to help businesses involved in the manufacturing and use of electrical and electronic components within their products.

With electrical waste now one of the fastest-growing waste streams across Europe – expanding at around three times the rate of general waste – the aim of the Directive is to encourage more recycling, recovery and re-use, and ultimately divert more used goods away from landfill. Companies that produce, rebrand or import electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), are being urged to sign up with an approved WEEE compliance scheme. The seminar will provide guidance on what the WEEE and RoHS regulations mean for your business and key steps you need to take to comply. Lunch will also be provided but places are strictly limited so book your FREE place now.

Date: 19th June 2007
Time: 12.00 – 2.30pm
Venue: Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool L9 5AS

Who should attend?
- Supply Chain Managers
- Directors
- Environmental Managers
- General Managers
- Logistics & Operations Managers
- Operations Managers
- Buyers
- Business Development Managers
- Store Managers
- Heads of Waste Management / Recycling Officers / Managers
- Quality & Technical Managers

BOOK NOW FOR YOUR FREE PLACE

Please fill in this form and fax it back, or
Email anthony.seasman@groundwork.org.uk, or
Book on-line at http://www.merben.org.uk/, or
Phone the Groundwork EBS team on 0151 644 4720.

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This seminar is delivered in partnership with Envirowise:
Envirowise helps UK companies gain competitiveness by improving environmental performance and reducing waste, by offering free independent environmental advice, on-site reviews, training, publications and software. Contact the Environment and Energy Helpline (0800 585794) or visit http://www.envirowise.gov.uk/