Course overview
Waste management is an essential service provided by, or on behalf of, Local Government. It is a complex and high-cost operation, with many opportunities to improve Local Governments environmental, social and economic outcomes.
WALGA has developed training covering waste identification and separation, waste avoidance, behaviour change and education. This training also covers the regulatory, operational and long‑term management requirements for landfill sites.
Who should attend
This on‑site course is suitable for Local Government officers whose roles directly or indirectly involve waste management. It is designed to build capability and strengthen all aspects of waste management service delivery within Local Government.
Learning outcomes
Waste Management:
- Applied understanding of how to store and separate waste to support effective resource recovery
- Knowledge of relevant laws, regulations and policy frameworks
- Capability in delivering waste education and supporting behaviour change initiatives
- Awareness of waste‑avoidance strategies, tools and approaches
Landfill Management:
- Practical knowledge of landfill management
- Familiarity with licensing conditions and regulatory requirements
- Knowledge of the long‑term management needs and future planning considerations for landfills.
Delivery method and cost
- 1 day course
- On-site at your Local Government for up to 20 participants
- Complete this form to receive a quote.
- Once all relevant information has been provided, please expect to receive a quote from the Training team within four business days.
- Please also note and consider the time that the Training team will need to organise a trainer and any relevant travel and accommodation details.
Course transfer and cancellation policy
All transfer or cancellation requests must be made via our request form.
Please refer to the WALGA Terms and Conditions of Enrolment for further conditions including COVID-19, On-Site training and course cancellations.
