Creating Untracked Movements in IWTS
A demonstration on how untracked movements of waste are recorded in the IWTS system.
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA), in collaboration with Queensland Department of Environment and Science (DES) are delivering a nationally consistent tracking solution for hazardous and other regulated waste.
The industry engagement project represented the first stage of the development of a nationally consistent waste tracking system, with the ultimate aim being a solution that is accessible and attractive for all jurisdictions to either adopt as their own, or easily integrate and interconnect with. Initially the solution will be for use in NSW and Queensland.
KPMG has been engaged to design, develop and operate this solution utilising the established KPMG Origins traceability platform.
The project had five key objectives:
A nationally consistent system that is accessible and attractive for all jurisdictions.
Helps industry remain compliant with regulation whilst reducing the regulatory overhead.
Highly configurable to support continuous change and advancement of regulation and industry.
Simplifies interstate transfer of waste and makes jurisdictional regulatory and waste differences seamless.
Achieves active and positive adoption by industry due to usability, reducing compliance costs, and delivered incentives.
The Industry Engagement Group is a forum for discussion, sharing industry insights and considered input, and support KPMG to develop a digital tracking solution to meet operator needs and deliver optimum outcomes. The group consisted of a diverse cross section of industry roles, businesses types and sizes across the regulated waste types. The purpose of the group was to:
A demonstration on how untracked movements of waste are recorded in the IWTS system.
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