NHS Sustainability Day - Waste webinar
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This document summarizes a webinar about waste management at Barts Health NHS Trust. Barts Health operates six hospital sites in East London serving over 1.3 million patients annually. It currently spends £2.5 million annually disposing of over 5,300 tonnes of waste. By implementing a partnership with Skanska and their waste auditing team SUST-N, Barts Health aims to reduce waste costs through improved compliance and behavioral change programs. Skanska and Barts Health are working to standardize best practices for waste across sites, including expanding reuse programs, reusable sharps containers, and food and cardboard recycling. Their goal is to continuously innovate to reduce environmental impact and costs.
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NHS Sustainability Day - Waste webinar
- 2. NHS Sustainability Day Waste Webinar 10th December 2013 11am
- 3. Barts Health Our portfolio • • • • • • • • • • Large acute teaching hospitals Centre of excellence for cardiac, cancer, stroke & trauma services Six hospital sites spanning four East London Boroughs >570,000M2 of real estate Workforce of 15,000 staff >1.3M patients treated every year Turnover of £1.25bn £1.3bn PFI project rebuilding two hospitals Diverse building stock Largest NHS Trust in UK
- 4. Waste & Spend Spend to save • Barts Health’s current annual spend for all waste is £2.5M • Barts Health’s annual tonnage for waste disposal is currently around 5300 tonnes. • By having a dedicated team of waste monitoring staff to audit waste, including the roll out of offensive waste implementation, means we will spend less, year on year, for our waste disposal costs. • Offensive waste is half the cost to dispose of than orange “infectious” clinical waste bags. We will have every hospital site within the Trust switched over in the use of offensive waste by the end of 2014.
- 5. Partnership approach to Waste Working together to make change happen • Appointed SKANSKA as our preferred Trust-wide FM Service Provider to manage all waste services at all hospital sites. • SKANSKA employ SUST-N; a dedicated monitoring team of auditors managing waste compliance and staff training. • SUST-N produce monthly waste audits for each hospital site, detailing each clinical areas waste disposing practices at source. • Using SUST-N helps our Trust improve waste compliance, engages our staff in behavioral change practices, heightens awareness and continues to save our Trust money. and SUST-N Team
- 6. Innovation Standardise to consolidate Best Practice • Barts Health swap shop established in partnership with Skanska to re-use and re-deploy unwanted office furniture and supplies around the Trust, saving our hospitals buying new. • Will be implementing Sharpsmart’s reusable sharps container system throughout the Trust next year, to help reduce our carbon foot print and our sharps injuries. • Rolling out cardboard baling from two hospital sites to four hospital sites. • Rolling out food waste to AD from four hospital sites to all six hospitals within the Trust. • Rolling out offensive waste disposal practice from three hospital sites to all six hospitals within the Trust.
- 7. Contact details Neil Allen, Barts Health NHS Trust Neil.allen@bartshealth.nhs.uk
- 9. Details of our Organisation
- 10. Skanska Values
- 11. We call this our journey to Deep Green…
- 13. Sustainable Partnerships Alignment Proven Successful Partners Cost Saving Compliant Service Local Community Focus Minimised Environmental Impact Code of Conduct Exemplar Project/ Market Leading 06/01/14
- 14. Process
- 15. Innovation Today Zero Environmental Impact Behavioural change Efficiencies Commercialisation Continuous training Technology Energy Performance Contracts 06/01/14
- 16. Innovation the Future On Site Waste Treatment Future Proofing Pricing Reducing Environmental Impact Reduced Risk Energy Generation ‘Deep Green’ Position 06/01/14
- 17. In Summary Partnership Aligned values Trust Flexibility Innovation 06/01/14
- 18. Thank you, Any Questions? Furniture store
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Welcome Notice of filming – Energy Live Hosted by Barts Health and partners 4allofus, Carillion and Healthcare Estate
- Rachael Baldwin Sustainability Manager - Skanska
- Skanska is one of the world’s leading companies in construction and project development Skanska Values 4,000 repeat customers 55,000 employees Listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange Skanska on a global stage Last year we celebrated our first 125 years globally Skanska was founded in Sweden by Rudolf Fredrik Berg in 1887 Our founder had strong beliefs about what’s right and wrong and our values remain fundamental to our culture We believe in responsible business Final image in large circle is off the Oresund Bridge linking Sweden to Denmark, which Skanska built in the late 1990s Several Countries OU’s
- The Big Rocks To help achieve our Profitable Growth Business Plan there are six major global priorities to focus upon: Be a market maker Explore new horizons Work smarter Learn and lead in safety Live our values Build winning teams One Skanska Three Deadly Sins Right Customer Right Place Right People Five Zeros Loss Making Projects Environmental incidents Accidents Ethical Breaches Defects Six Rocks Market Making Explore New Horizons Work Smarter Living our Values Build Winning Teams Learn and Lead in Safety
- For Sustainability we call this our Journey to Deep Green- the ultimate position being Zero impact on the Environment. Deep Green means to have Zero Impact but also be independent of the ‘Grid’ for Utilities and could even mean to generate energy to feed into the grid. To do this in a sustainable way has down the line improvements for improving
- Zero Impact = Zero Landfill, Energy generation, Water Minimisation, Travel plans to reduce Carbon Behavioural Change = NHS is the largest employer in Europe, Engaging with its employees to make changes is one of the most difficult things to do, creating change is the start but continuous training and measuring is required to ensure the changes become the culture of the organisation. Efficiencies = Sometimes we have to challenge the red tape and the processes that do not make sense, this is challenging but is achievable by taking a common sense approach and having a real partnership this is achievable Commercialisation = From the smallest things such as baling cardboard and white paper to generating surplus energy to the grid there are many opportunities for the NHS to commercialise their services. Many large acute hospitals will attract better pricing and we can work with them and the local communities around them to benefit the small Drs and health centres whilst generating an income. By using the private sector partners this can all be wrapped up into the contracts with no impact for the Trust. Continuous Training = Is so important as the churn and movement withing the NHS is massive, it is also important to ensure ths happens to embed change Technology = Automatic systems create efficiencies and frees up time to focus on core work EPC = Funding
- On site Waste Treatment Future Proofing = Energy Prices, Waste treatment costs, Water purchase costs Reducing Environmental Impact = Travel for employees, sub contractors and products, understanding embodied Carbon and the impacts that this has on the health of the nation. Reducing risk = finding alternatives that reduce on going risk for example the on site treatment of waste means that the waste is not transported on the road and certain stages are taken out of the process where it could potentially become a risk. Energy Generation = WTE, CHP, PV, Energy prices will only go up, the NHS has the opportunity to look to 2050 and beyond in their vision. This should include energy generation and where possible being in a position where they can export energy to the grid as this will create an income for them. Deep Green Position is the same vision that the NHS has, we want to be able to carry out our core activities without impacting on the Environment
- Reduce Environmental Impact Zero Domestic Waste to Landfill Reduce Carbon Footprint Improve Compliance Economic Reduce Cost and Risk Social Work with the Local Community and Trust to improve the communities in which we work
- Welcome Notice of filming – Energy Live Hosted by Barts Health and partners 4allofus, Carillion and Healthcare Estate