How-to use our Waste Audit Tool
A easy guide about how to use our Waste Audit Tool
Our Waste Audit Tool (WAT) lets you break down the types, volumes and sources of your waste, helping you to monitor and hence reduce costs. Click on any of the thumbnail images below to view screenshots of our Waste Audit Tool in use. When viewing any of the screenshots you can use the Next and Previous buttons to navigate between the different screenshots. We recommend that you view the guides for both our Green Business site assessment tools to learn all the different features.
Twelve simple steps to using our Waste Audit Tool
 You only need to register once with this website to use both our site assessment tools |
 Enter the details about your business, look out for required fields you need to complete |
 Add audit.greenbusiness.ie to your e-mail address book to receive your activation e-mail |
 Check your e-mail account for your activation e-mail and click on the link |
 Look out for the message confirming your account has been activated |
 Log in to our site assessment tools using your user name and password |
 Click 'New Waste Audit (WAT)' to create a waste site assessment |
 Enter a name for your site assessment (e.g. the location) and the year |
 Enter the amount of waste arising in the different categories |
 Click the button to save and view your audit report in tabular and graphical format |
 Click the Data Summary page link to download, edit, delete or archive your site assessment |
 Use the Data Summary page to compare your site assessment against other businesses |
This WAT guide is optimised for JavaScript enabled browsers with Adobe Flash installed, however this guide will still function without these configured.
Any questions?
Need information, advice or support? Contact us on 1850-green1 (1850 473361) (helpline is available Monday to Friday between 09:00 and 17:00). Eligible companies may also submit a request for a free Resource Efficiency Audit. It is recommended that companies register and use the audit tools prior to requesting a Resource Efficiency Audit.