Review of Waste Disposal Contracts and Manifests
SK-05 | Waste Management Act | Waste generators | Consignment contracts and manifests
When your plant outsources industrial waste to treatment contractors. We review the required contract items and manifest reporting.
When a plant outsources its industrial waste to treatment contractors, the generator must conclude consignment contracts and issue manifests (industrial waste control slips). Contracts have statutory items, and rules apply such as attaching copies of permits, contracting directly with each transport and disposal contractor, and the ban on re-consignment. From January 2026, items on PRTR-listed substances contained in the waste were added. Businesses that issued manifests must report the issuance status for the previous fiscal year by June 30 each year. Violations of the consignment standards are punishable for the generator as well. Our administrative scrivener, a former chemical-company researcher, reviews and drafts consignment contracts based on the types and properties of your waste, and checks your manifest operation and reporting.
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basic information
[For] Generators outsourcing industrial waste treatment [Services] Reviewing and drafting consignment contracts / checking contractors' permit scope / checking manifest operation and annual reports [Legal basis] Waste Management Act Articles 12 and 12-3
Price information
We provide a quote based on the number of contracts and contractors. The first consultation is free.
Delivery Time
※The annual manifest issuance report is due by June 30.
Applications/Examples of results
Typical situations: - Your consignment contracts have not been reviewed for years - You have not checked your contractors' permit scope - Manifest reporting is left to one staff member - A new type of waste liquid has started to arise
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Company information
Our office is run by an administrative scrivener (gyoseishoshi) who completed a master's course at Kyoto University Graduate School of Engineering and then worked as a researcher at a chemical manufacturer, developing cosmetics, detergents, adhesives, semiconductor and optical materials. Hands-on experience also includes SDS preparation, waste liquid management and risk assessment. Because we can read structural formulas, SDSs and process flow diagrams as they are, you do not need to spend time explaining your technology. We prepare documents grounded in both science and law, and handle communication with the authorities. As a Class A Hazardous Materials Engineer and a 1st Grade Certified Skilled Worker of Financial Planning, we also support capital investment subsidies and business plans from the perspective of profitability and cash flow. The first consultation is free.
