FREE DELIVERY** Usually Printed & Delivered within 1 WEEK
Waste Transfer Notes ('WTN') printed in Colour!

FEATURES include:

  • 50 Sets per NCR Pad / Book
  • Strawboard Back
  • Printed one side only
  • Glued / Padded or Bound at one edge
  • Loose Writing Shields / Card covers
  • 1-Part are Notepads on 120gsm white Bond
  • Optional extras include including Attached Hinged Writing shields, and Drill holes
  • Personalise with your own Company Logo and Details

Customise your Waste Transfer Note Template:

You can customise the free template for a Duty of Care Waste Transfer Note above for your business, including adding your company logo in Full Colour for FREE. This allows you to customise the NCR template with your branding, which will make you look more professional to your customers.

 

Carbonless NCR Explained – What are Sets, Pads and Books?

 

Your choice of Carbonless WTN Printed Product:

WTN SETS: Loose Carbonless sheets glued together at top edge.

WTN PADS: 50 NCR Sets Glued into thick Pads

WTN BOOKS Upgrade: 50 NCR Sets perforated, stapled and tape-bound on spine for robustness allowing you to retain a copy in the Book.*NOTE: these take longer to produce as hand-finished, so normally 6-7 working days for orders of 2-20, and 8-10 working days for orders of 50-100 Books.

 

Trade Printing UK has the largest range of FREE, professional templates for Carbonless NCR printing available in the UK and Ireland — ready for NCR Sets, NCR Pads and NCR Books.

 

*EXPRESS Turnaround is applicable to smaller quantities only; Higher quantities we'll supply a "Part Order" within the reduced time frame and then send on the remainder within the week.

** GB, N.Ireland, Republic of Ireland — 1 x 30kg box ONLY. SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS, ISLANDS & EUROPE WILL INCUR A SMALL SURCHARGE. Usually printed & delivered within one week or sooner, however higher quantities (particularly of staple bound & perforated Books) may take a few days longer which we'll advise. If you need something sooner ask us nicely and we'll try our best to help!

What is a Waste Transfer Note?

Duty of Care Waste Transfer Note (WTN) is a mandatory UK form that tracks your business waste from creation to disposal. It details the waste, who handles it, and where it goes, ensuring legal compliance and protecting the environment from illegal dumping.

These are legally kept on file and accessible for at least 2 years.

While paperwork may be digitised, the core details captured by WTNs are still vital for compliance, thus they are typically produced as carbonless NCR (No Carbon Required) forms, with multiple copies for each party involved in the waste transfer.

The WTN notes must comply with the legal requirements set out in the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2011, including specific information that must be included on the form. Different variants of these exist for Scotland and Northern Ireland, post Windsor Agreement.

 

What does a Waste Transfer Note look like?

Duty of Care Waste Transfer Note printed as Carbonless NCR Pads and Books via Free WTN Artwork Template from TradePrintingUK

Personalise with your own details and company logo and we will print for you on Carbonless NCR.

 

Who uses Waste Transfer Notes (WTNs)?

Any UK business producing commercial waste requires WTNs for various materials, including:

Businesses generating Controlled waste: This includes general waste, construction waste, hazardous materials, and more.

Waste Carriers: Licensed professionals in the UK who transport waste from your premises, to disposal or recycling facilities.

Waste Disposal Sites: Landfills, recycling centres, and other authorised facilities Receiving waste.

Businesses involved in Waste Treatment or Recovery Those people that process waste, before further transfer or disposal.

 

Almost all business waste transfers: WTNs are mandatory for the majority of commercial waste, including general waste, construction materials, food waste, recyclable materials, and many types of hazardous waste.

Every time waste changes hands:  If your waste passes from your business to a waste carrier, or between multiple handlers before disposal, each transfer requires a WTN.

At different stages of the waste journey. This includes:

  • Regular collections by your waste contractor
  • Delivering waste to recycling centres or landfills
  • One-off projects like skip hire or demolition
  • Waste treatment or recovery sites

 

When are WTNs NOT usually required?

Household waste from your home Waste directly produced by a household doesn't typically require a WTN, but there are some exceptions based on waste types and quantities.

Certain agricultural waste Consult specific regulations for exemptions and situations where different paperwork may be needed.

 

What features do Duty of Care: Waste Transfer Notes have?

A Duty of Care: Waste Transfer Note must legally be completed and signed by the person handing over the waste, plus the person receiving the waste. Information must be on the Waste Transfer Note allowing it to be safely handled and disposed of legitimately within the UK. Prosecution could occur from the British courts if you have mismanaged your waste records.

Duty of Care: Waste Transfer Notes are required for all movements of waste materials within the UK, including:

  • Collections from commercial businesses by registered waste carriers
  • Movements from one building to another within the same company
  • Movements from customer premises, where another company has produced the waste

 

The Duty of Care Waste Transfer Note must contain:

  • Waste Classification Code, also referred to as LoW (List of Waste) or EWC (European Waste Catalogue) code - which are classification codes for common types of waste are in the relevant parts of this guidance
  • Name(s) of any specific Substance(s)
  • Good description of what the waste actually is
  • Whether it’s Hazardous Waste, or POPs waste
  • Type of premises or business where this waste was originally produced
  • Processes that the waste may have been through, or how it was generated
  • Chemical and physical analysis of the waste and its components
  • What it is contained or packaged in
  • Quantity of waste within that container or packaging
  • Time, Date and Place of the waste transfer occurring
  • Full details of receiver's licence or exemption
  • Full details of carrier's licence and registration number
  • In N.Ireland, post-Brexit, special rules apply that a Carrier must also include a Statement of having applied a hierarchy to the waste transfer
  • Confirmation that Carrier is legally registered as a carrier of any Waste
  • The "SIC" Standard Industry Code of your UK business

 

How do I fill out a WTN?

A WTN must be completed and signed by both the person handing over the waste and the person receiving it. It must contain enough information about the waste for it to be handled safely and either recovered or disposed of legally. If you do not give enough information and your waste is mismanaged as a result, you could be prosecuted.

The WTN must include:

  • Full Description of the waste
  • Processes the waste has been through
  • How the waste is contained safely
  • Exact Quantity of the waste
  • Date and place of waste transfer
  • Name and address of both parties details of the permit, licence or exemption of the person receiving the waste the licence or registration number of the person handing over the waste, if they have a waste management licence or are a registered carrier of controlled waste
  • European Waste Catalogue (EWC) code for your waste
  • Standard Industry Code (SIC) of your business

 

What are the UK Government website links for Duty of Care: Waste Transfer Notes' guidance?

For the latest, comprehensive guidance and clarification of specific cases, always consult the official UK government resources...

There are different waste transfer rules and guidelines for the four countries within the UK:

 

Have you registered as a Waste Carrier?

You must register as a waste carrier if you want to transfer waste regularly.

Apply to the relevant UK Government dept within your country:

 

What is a Waste Producer in UK?

Under Duty of Care guidelines, a Waste Producer is seen as any person or company whose activities produce waste of any kind.

That can include both Private sector businesses such as shops, offices, factories and tradespeople (e.g. plumbers, electricians, house builders, landscape gardeners, uPVC glaziers) and Public sector services such as UK schools, NHS hospitals and HM prisons), as well as charities, voluntary and local community groups.

If you, or your company carries out a waste operation - of any kind - that changes the nature or composition of the waste, you are regarded as a producer of the waste.

Waste Producers play a key role under UK Duty of Care requirements, as they are in the best position to identify the nature and characteristics of their waste.

 

What is a Waste Carrier?

Under Waste Transfer guidelines, a Waste Carrier is seen as any person or company who normally and regularly carries, collects or transports waste in the course of any business, or with a view to profit, including those that produce and transport their own created waste such as (usually) builders, plumbers, electricians and landscape gardeners.

 

What is a Waste Dealer?

Under Waste Transfer guidelines, a Waste Dealer is seen as any person, company or organisation that buys waste with the aim of subsequently selling it (for a profit), including in circumstances where the dealer does not take actual physical possession of the waste.

 

What is a Waste Broker?

Under Waste Transfer guidelines, a Waste Broker is seen as any person, company or organisation that arranges waste transportation and management of said waste on behalf of a third party, such as organisations contracting out waste collection services e.g. local councils, big supermarkets and other produce-responsibility compliance schemes.

 

What is a Waste Manager?

Under Waste Transfer guidelines, a Waste Manager is seen as any person involved in the collection, transport, recovery or disposal of Controlled Waste, including the supervision of these operations, any after-care of disposal sites and the relevant actions taken as a either dealer or as a managing broker.

 

Why choose TradePrintingUK to create these for your company?

Trade Printing UK has the largest range of FREE, professional templates for Carbonless NCR printing available in the UK — ready for NCR Sets, NCR Pads and NCR Books.

Comply with Duty of Care regulations Our pre-formatted WTN from our FREE online artwork generator ensure you capture all mandatory details for legal compliance.

Boost efficiency Carbonless NCR copies eliminate messy carbon paper, saving time and reducing errors.

Reduce waste management costs through accurate record-keeping.

Branding consistency: with personalisation options for your company, including full colour Logo.

FREE standard delivery with Trade Printing UK

FREE DELIVERY*

*GB, N. Ireland, Republic of Ireland — 1 x 30kg box ONLY usually using DPD48 or DHL (2-day) service.

*SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS, ISLANDS & EUROPE WILL INCUR A SMALL SURCHARGE
 

Our printing prices are based on ONE free parcel weighing up to 30Kg going to ONE address.

Our print prices also include delivery to ONE address only.

1 day upgrade – England, Scotland*, Wales to include an additional surcharge Trade Printing UK currently offer FREE Delivery on print to the majority of the UK and Ireland (*excluding Isle of Man, Scottish Highlands, Channel Islands — surcharge applies), but if you're in a hurry, we can expedite shipping after production finishes with other upgrade options.
 

Scottish Highlands and Isle of Wight — can take around 3 days to deliver.

Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey — post Brexit  - can take around one week to export.

Western Europe — post Brexit  - can take around from 2 - 4 weeks to export and clear through Customs in your own country.

Split addresses available at EXTRA cost. £POA
 

Actual shipping time of your print order will vary depending on where you are in the country and when you order. Working Day times are all Monday to Friday only as standard. These exclude weekends and public holidays (although sometimes our carrriers choose to elect a weekend day to deliver to non-commercial premises). See our Terms & Conditions for more details on our logistics policy.

If you'll have more than one parcel in your print order that needs to be expedited, we will advise you at time of order and charge you accordingly.

NOTE: Once parcels are collected by our carrier, responsibility for on-time delivery rests with the carrier as circumstances may occur beyond our control (i.e. office closed, weather, flight delays, access denied etc).

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