Managing the Island’s hazardous waste
Waste management businesses across the Island are governed by the Waste Management (Jersey) Law 2005. The law aims to protect the Island and its inhabitants from the potentially polluting aspects of handling waste management operations.
In addition to the law, Jersey is part of the Basel Convention which is an international agreement committed to improving the management of hazardous waste and its potentially damaging associated health and environmental impacts.
Registered Waste Carriers
Waste management licencing
Waste operators and other individuals involved in the storage or carriage of hazardous and healthcare waste are required to obtain a licence and pay a fee.
2019 Waste management fees
Waste management (Jersey) Law 2005 - Waste management (fees) (Jersey) order 2008 as amended
Licence application:
|
High regulatory requirement
| 2,438.48
|
Medium regulatory requirement
| 1,980.30
|
Low regulatory requirement
| 1,483.18
|
Licence modification:
|
Significant modification
| 992.20
|
Minor modification
| 495.08
|
Licence transfer
| 495.08 |
Licence surrender:
|
High regulatory requirement
| 2,439.50 |
Medium regulatory requirement
| 1,932.00
|
Low regulatory requirement
| 1,447.00 |
Waste carriers registration:
|
Application
| 126.08
|
On triennial renewal
| 126.08
|
Transboundary consignment note:
|
Application
| 1,340.70
|
Shipment fee - for each permitted shipment
| 118.90
|
| Licence subsistence: |
High inspection frequency
| 13,692.98
|
Medium inspection frequency
| 6,844.95
|
Low inspection frequency
| 3,424.53
|
Waste management licensing application form
Waste management licensing guidance
Waste management licensing exemptions guidance notes
Internal waste movement forms
Internal Movements guidance notes
Waste carriers registration forms
Waste Carriers application form
The law
Waste Management (Jersey) Law 2005 on the Jersey Law website
gov.je