Every load. Every stream. Every docket.
Diversion rates come from gate records and destination facilities - not estimates.
Waste diversion reporting backed by weighed loads.
Diversion targets appear in most environmentally sustainable procurement policies and Green Star projects, and in Victoria's Recycled First policy on major transport projects. EnviroTrack records every load at the gate with stream, weight and destination facility, so the diversion rate you report is built from weighed loads rather than end-of-month contractor summaries.
How it works.
Docket-level capture
Loads log at the gate with stream, weight and destination.
Diversion by stream
Concrete, timber, plasterboard and mixed waste each carry their own diversion rate.
Chain of custody
Destination facilities are on record, so claimed diversion holds up.
Diversion that holds up.
Every percentage traces to weighed loads and named facilities.
Why it matters.
Diversion rates are among the most-questioned figures in environmental reporting, because they are usually estimated from contractor summaries. Catchment records stream, weight and destination for each load, so every stream carries its own diversion rate and the chain of custody is on record. The percentage you report traces to weighbridge dockets and named facilities.
Site teams
Log loads at the gate, with streams classified automatically.
Sustainability leads
Report diversion by stream against target.
Clients and rating schemes
See a diversion figure backed by weighbridge dockets.
Common questions.
Which streams are tracked?
Concrete, steel, timber, plasterboard and mixed waste, each with its own diversion rate.
How is diversion evidenced?
With weighbridge dockets and destination facility records, so claimed diversion holds up.
Does it support Green Star reporting?
Waste data maps into the frameworks you report against through Framework mapping.
See waste tracking on a real project.
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