There are a “bajillion” reasons why town planning is not one of the “glamorous” positions in the public service. It doesn’t have the same appeal as say, public health management or emergency response planning.
But be that as it may, there are still creative and off-the-beat ways in which you could manage your career growth in this particular area of the public service while making a solid contribution to your community.
“Waste management” ties together rather nicely with the more comprehensive parts of overall environmental management and of the most important areas of concern here is, waste management planning. Not to be confused with the overall management of waste, per se.
TAKING ALL ELEMENTS OF GREEN BUSINESS, INTO CONSIDERATION
An integral part of who we mean to do business with these days and how we mean to move forward is invariably going to be influenced by who you’re doing business with as much as who your intended partner is doing business with too, and this is a rather critical element of something you should be aware of: knowing your clients, clients.
WASTE MANAGEMENT PLANNING
You’re never going to get away from this topic, whether you’re from the Balkans or Arizona but, if you’re going to run as tight a ship as what you think you want to then ask yourself this: What level of waste management planning would you like to see left as a legacy of your business in your local community? It’s an important question as the problems of global waste control is not going away, nor getting easier to control. Many businesses have found other ways to plan for commercial waste disposal to help reduce their overall costs
IT STARTS WITH BEING A GREAT DAD (REALLY)
No matter how much life has changed around us, as “Dads” we still have crucial roles to play in how our children’s responsibilities are shaped. So if you’re going to change the way your community does business, start with how you do business at home and if you’re a dad with a business then involve your children in your business and let them see how you lead the way in your community with waste management and recycling.
THE DIFFERENT STAGES OF WASTE PLANNING
Before you can effectively diagnose where you’re at as a business, you also need to know what it is you mean to achieve your waste management goals. You may think that you don’t have an impact, but you do and if think that the US is leading the way…you may want to think again.
But your waste management team doesn’t have to be all that smart or overly sophisticated, you could start with something as simple as involving all of the stakeholders in your business to get involved with the decision-making that impacts each of their departments or sections. Have them present plans to control recycling and waste that directly impacts their sections of the business and if they involve their direct teams in the process that will instantly create a greater sense of awareness.
These are challenges that more and more businesses are going to have to take even more seriously than they’re currently doing and if we’re serious about getting a handle on our environmental protocols, we’re going to have to get on board.