Upcoming Webinar: Optimizing the Collection System

[Alec Cooley]

~Apologies for cross promotion~

 

FYI – see details below about the next Busch Systems’ webinar.  We’re excited to collaborate with Zabble and HSR Zero Waste to feature case study presentations showing examples of using analytics to improve collection systems and waste recovery from a variety of institutional settings. 

 

Best,

Alec

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Optimizing the Collection System

Retooling programs to improve operational efficiency and material recovery

 

Thursday, May 18

1:00 PM ET

 

Recycling collection programs are not static and require periodic adjustments over time.  Whether to reinvigorate stagnant recovery rates, reduce contamination or simply adjust to changing conditions, it’s important for programs to evolve over time.  This webinar will feature two different approaches to optimizing material recovery programs. The first will be presented by Zabble, featuring case study example of a using technology and data tracking to right size its bin infrastructure, improve signage and address operational issues. The second presentation from HSR Zero Waste, will cite the experience of a convention center to illustrate the potential to improve material quality and reduce cost by shifting to source segregated collection streams and onsite pre-sorting arrangement.

 

Presenters:

Jamie Kaminski

President

HSR Zero Waste

Kelley Nelson

Product Manager

Zabble

For more information on this event, and to register, please visit: Webinar | Optimizing Collection Systems | Busch Systems

 

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	Alec Cooley Senior Advisor | TRUE Advisor
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