Waste Materials - Revision history

Dgarratt at 08:20, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:20:48Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the [[Waste Reporting\|reporting module]].		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material Type]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the [[Waste Reporting\|reporting module]].


	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:20, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:20:13Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the [[Waste Reporting\|reporting module]].


	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:19, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:19:20Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.


	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:19, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:19:11Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types \| Waste Material]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.

	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:18, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:18:53Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste ~~Material~~ Types]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Types]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.

	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:18, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:18:10Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Material Types]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Waste Material Types]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.

	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:17, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:17:58Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a ~~material type~~ which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a [[Material Types]] which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.

	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:17, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:17:27Z

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	The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste.		The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste. You should also note that for each material you assign it to a material type which allows you to group "like" materials within the reporting module.

	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

Dgarratt at 08:16, 1 September 2024

2024-09-01T08:16:24Z

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			The waste logging system has its own Materials table. This allows you to create a more generic set of materials. Let's assume you're recording waste packaging - such as cardboard. The cardboard could be from multiple sizes of box's and you wound not necessarily want to identify the exact box material code. You could therefore use a simple "one size fits all" material code for all cardboard waste.

	[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]		[[file:Waste_Materials.png\|link=\|700px]]

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