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Waste collection and operation
Waste professionals need to be licensed by Council before starting operations, under legislation and local bylaws.
You can find out more about waste management in Kāpiti in our Rubbish and recycling section.
Waste collection
To become a waste collector in Kāpiti, organisations must hold a Waste Collector's licence from the Council.
To be considered for a Waste Collector's licence, complete the Waste Collector's Licence[PDF 425 KB] application form, and include information about:
- how your operation will contribute to the objectives of Council’s Waste Management Plan (waste minimisation: reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, treatment and disposal, in that order)
- methodology details, eg, frequency, location (areas) to be collected from, means of removal, transportation and disposal
- levels of training provided for collection staff
- number of vehicles, their registration numbers and types of vehicles, types of receptacles
- experience, reputation and track record in the waste industry
- past operational issues affecting performance
- certificate of public liability insurance.
Waste operator
To operate a waste management facility Kāpiti, organisations must hold a Waste Operator's licence from the Council.
To be considered for a Waste Operator's licence, complete the Waste Operator's Licence[PDF 357 KB] application form, and include information about:
- how your operation will contribute to the objectives of Council’s Waste Management Plan (waste minimisation: reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, treatment and disposal, in that order)
- what treatment (if any) will be carried out on the waste at the Facility
- methodology details, eg, means of recycling, recovering, reusing, treatment and (if applicable) disposal
- levels of training provided facility staff
- experience, reputation and track record in the waste industry
- details of past operational issues affecting performance
- certificate of public liability insurance.
Related links
- Waste Collectors Licence Application[PDF 425 KB]
- Waste Operators Licence Application[PDF 357 KB]
- Waste Minimisation Act 2008
- Solid Waste Management And Minimisation Bylaw 2021[PDF 850 KB]