Article 27 and Article 28 deal with different legal questions under Irish waste law. Software can help organise the facts, but it cannot decide whether a material is a by-product or has reached end-of-waste status.

Article 27: by-products

The EPA assesses by-product notifications case by case. The notifier must show that the applicable legal conditions are met. Records about the material, source, intended use, quantities and movements may form part of that work.

Read the EPA guidance on Article 27.

Article 28: end of waste

End-of-waste decisions are material-specific. The material must be fully recovered and all applicable conditions and criteria must be met.

Read the EPA guidance on Article 28.

Where Tipper360 may help

  • Keep collection and destination details with the movement
  • Record material, quantity, date and vehicle information
  • Attach photos, tickets and related job evidence
  • Make records easier to find when advisers or customers request them

Tipper360 does not make an Article 27 notification, grant end-of-waste status or make an operator compliant. The operator remains responsible for classification, permissions, submissions and professional advice.

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