WEEE Program Update Dave Neilson, StewardEdge OES Logistics Manager

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WEEE Program UpdateDave Neilson,
StewardEdgeOES Logistics Manager

• May 28, 2009

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Program Highlights Less than 2 Months

• First month highlights
• Increasing municipal participation
• Events at 14 Sears Canada locations in eastern
  Ontario collected 19 trailer loads (77,000 kg)
• Best Buy week long collection at 38 stores during
  Earth Week when new product purchased
• Depots Salvation Army province wide Habitat for
  Humanity expanding slowly
• 1.383 million Kgs collected
• 205 tractor trailer loads to processing
  facilities
• 75 of material collected are display devices
  (TVs and monitors)

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Key Successes (2)

• Developing partnerships
• Innovated municipal programs Toronto curbside
  and ElectroVan
• Sears piloting home pick-up service catalogue
  store pilot for rural/north
• Staples 17 store pilot in western Ontario
• RCTO/Computers for Schools school boards
• Mix of collection types Brookfield Properties,
  universities, community living organizations
  (Algoma)
• 2 processors approved 8 in different stages of
  review

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OES Support Team

• StewardEdge (formerly CSR) is providing program
  management support to OES
• Operations team includes field operations team to
  support collectors and other service providers
• Drew Berketo, Western/Northern
• Cynthia Hyland, Eastern/Northern
• Mandy Pereira, Laura Shippen, Central/GTA
• Tanya Delaney, Round-Up and special events
• Dave Neilson, Program logistics

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www.dowhatyoucan.ca
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Where Do I Take This Stuff
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Clutter Ad
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Gulls Ad
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Program Accessibility
Baseline232 permanent sites across 4 ON regions
Detailed Accessibility Targets outlined in
Section 5.1.1 of the Preliminary Revised WEEE
Program Plan
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Next 3-6 Months

• Expand collection network
• Approve collection sites
• Respond to enquiries
• Follow-up with municipalities and other
  collectors that are pending approval
• Undertake northern tour to seek partners and
  establish depots and events
• Respond to issues raised by municipalities

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Next 3-6 Months

• Focus on approval of reuse and refurbishment
  organizations
• Plan OES round-up events for summer and Fall to
  fill gaps in accessibility
• Launch Phase 1 RD initiatives
• Cost allocation work determine fairness of
  165/tonne collection incentive
• Assessment of reusable systems
• Sampling and composition data

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Integrated Phase 1 2 Plan Timelines
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Questions

• www.ontarioelectronicstewardship.ca
• customerservice_at_ontarioelectronicstewardship.ca

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