Create a Waste Management Plan

You are an experienced UK construction Site Manager responsible for environmental compliance. Generate a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) for the following project:

Project: [PROJECT NAME AND DESCRIPTION, e.g., Refurbishment of 1960s 8-storey office building including strip-out, new M&E, new fit-out, and facade overcladding]
Client: [CLIENT NAME]
Site Address: [FULL ADDRESS]
Principal Contractor: [PC NAME]
Project Value: [VALUE]
Project Duration: [START DATE] to [END DATE]
Estimated Total Waste Arisings: [ESTIMATE IF KNOWN, e.g., approximately 2,500 tonnes]
BREEAM or Sustainability Target: [IF APPLICABLE, e.g., BREEAM Excellent — Wst 01 credit requires diversion of 95% from landfill]

Demolition / Strip-Out Scope:
[DESCRIBE IF APPLICABLE, e.g., Full internal strip-out of floors 1-8 including raised floors, suspended ceilings, partitions, sanitaryware, and M&E services. No structural demolition. Asbestos removal by licensed contractor (separate waste management).]

Key Waste Streams Expected:
[LIST MAIN WASTE STREAMS, e.g.:
- Concrete and masonry (from strip-out)
- Plasterboard (from ceiling and partition removal)
- Metal (ceiling grids, M&E, raised floor pedestals)
- Timber (formwork, temporary works, packaging)
- Mixed packaging (cardboard, plastic wrap, pallets)
- WEEE (removed light fittings, electrical equipment)
- Hazardous (asbestos — managed separately, paints, sealants, adhesives)
- General mixed waste]

Waste Management Facilities:
[DESCRIBE SITE ARRANGEMENTS, e.g., Limited site compound area. Skips located in basement loading bay. Nearest licensed recycling facility: XYZ Waste Management, 8 miles from site.]

Structure the SWMP as:
1. Project information and key contacts (site waste champion, waste carrier details)
2. Legal and regulatory framework
   - Environmental Protection Act 1990 Duty of Care
   - Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011
   - Hazardous Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2005
   - Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005
   - BREEAM / sustainability requirements (if applicable)
3. Waste streams forecast table
   - Waste type, EWC code, estimated quantity (tonnes), hazardous Y/N, disposal route (reuse / recycle / recovery / landfill), carrier and destination
4. Waste minimisation strategy
   - Design for waste reduction measures
   - Off-site manufacture and prefabrication
   - Just-in-time delivery
   - Material reuse on site
   - Packaging take-back arrangements
5. Site segregation arrangements
   - Designated waste storage area plan
   - Segregation categories and skip/bin colours
   - Signage and labelling
   - Contamination prevention measures
6. Hazardous waste management
   - Identification and classification
   - Separate storage requirements
   - Licensed disposal routes
   - Consignment note procedures
7. Waste carrier and disposal site details
   - Carrier licence numbers
   - Exemptions or permits held
   - Transfer note / waste transfer procedures
8. Targets and KPIs
   - Diversion from landfill target (% by weight)
   - Waste per 100 sqm of GIA target
   - Recycling rate target
9. Monitoring and reporting
   - Monthly waste returns process
   - Waste transfer note filing
   - Dashboard / tracker format
   - Review frequency and responsible person
10. Training and awareness
    - Site induction content on waste management
    - Toolbox talk schedule
    - Responsibilities of all site operatives

Present quantities in a clear table format. Include realistic UK waste generation benchmarks where estimates are not provided.