Simple site layouts keep children and pets away from open bins. Kids and pets around roll offs Use barriers the site already allows. Covers and timing Cover overnight when practical. Do not treat bins as play structures. Schedule hauls so open bins do not sit for long weekends with kids home. Loading safety Keep the […]
Pre notify neighbours about temporary bins with simple timing and placement notes. Neighbour courtesy scripts Keep access to shared lanes clear. A short note on delivery day and expected haul day reduces surprise. What to say Share delivery day, expected haul day and that the driveway pad is the plan when true. Offer a contact
If neighbours dump into your roll off, document it with photos, tell us before haul away, and do not handle unsafe material yourself. Unauthorized dumping prevention Use the agreed placement and a short project window. Tell neighbours that the bin is for your job only. Prevention habits Place on private property when you can, use
Photos of a level, legal load help if questions arise later. Photo your load before pickup Check the actual load for restricted items before photographing it. If something looks hazardous, keep clear and contact the hauler. Keep the original images with your booking records. What to capture Show the load below the rail and the
Use this pocket card list to keep nine stewardship items out of the junk bin and on the right return path. Pocket card stewardship routing Save this list for the site crew before loading begins. Pull each item aside before it reaches the bin. Then send it down its own return route. Metro Vancouver names
Single use ban anniversary cleanouts still leave garbage streams that need a clear sort before the bin arrives. Single use ban anniversary check Anniversary checks spot single use items that still slip into DIY bins. Confirm current City bylaws rather than assuming one Metro rule. What still becomes garbage Existing stock of cups and utensils
