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❓Do you work in the rural crime team or frontline policing?
❓Do you manage or assist officers who deal with rural crime or those who may encounter waste criminals?
❓Is the area that you cover affected by fly tipping and other waste crime and you want to know what you can do to help?
❓Do you support environmental enforcement officers or licensing officers involved in investigating waste crime or visiting scrap metal sites?
❓Do you see vehicles carrying waste and wonder what your powers are?
❓Do you attend scrap metal sites as part of joint operations or to conduct enquiries in relation to metal theft?
These courses have been designed especially for police officers and police staff to provide a fuller understanding of what the offences are, what your powers are, what to look out for, and how you can best work with partner agencies to tackle these issues.
Waste crime is a huge threat and is being taken over by organised crime groups who are moving into the waste sector. Do you feel you have a good enough understanding currently to tackle these issues? It’s likely these groups will be involved in other organised crime as well.
Our virtual training sessions are charged as follows (unless otherwise stated):
Please contact us for in person training costs.
This one-day training course has been designed for police officers and police staff to provide a full understanding of waste crime, including fly tipping, household duty of care and scrap metal.
Waste crime has a significant impact on our communities, our economy and our environment. Waste crime is increasing becoming a new county line. In this half-day course we look at the effects of waste crime, the risks associated with it, and why the waste industry is being targeted by organised crime groups. We will also look at tactics available to target and disrupt these criminals.
The Act was brought in to try to tackle and reduce metal theft, however a lack of enforcement means that this isn't working. One finding of this report has idenitifed that knowledge of the Act is decreasing across the police and local authorities. This course will provide attendees with an understanding of key offences, enforcement power
The Act was brought in to try to tackle and reduce metal theft, however a lack of enforcement means that this isn't working. One finding of this report has idenitifed that knowledge of the Act is decreasing across the police and local authorities. This course will provide attendees with an understanding of key offences, enforcement powers and what to look for when attending a site or stopping a collector.
Individuals and businesses who transport waste with a view to profit must hold a waste carriers licence and must ensure that they comply with their duty of care by transferring waste to authorised persons/sites. Failure to hold a valid waste carriers licence or comply with duty of care legislation is a criminal offence. This course will p
Individuals and businesses who transport waste with a view to profit must hold a waste carriers licence and must ensure that they comply with their duty of care by transferring waste to authorised persons/sites. Failure to hold a valid waste carriers licence or comply with duty of care legislation is a criminal offence. This course will provide police officers and staff with a knowledge of what to look for and what the legal process is.
We know that police officers regularly see vehicles transporting waste or scrap metal. But do you know what powers are available to stop, search and seize these vehicles? It's important to know these powers as they can assist with other investigators or disrupting organised crime groups.