BY SUBMITTING AN ORDER YOU AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS

DUTY OF CARE

1. The Customer shall ensure that all provisions of Section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, the Environmental Protection (Duty of Care) Regulation 1991, the Control of Pollution (Amendment) Act 1989 and the Controlled Waste (Regulation of Carriers and Seizure of Vehicles) Regulations 1991 are complied with.
2. This includes without limitation the following Customer’s responsibilities.
2.1. Waste while under Customer’s control shall be adequately contained and not allowed to escape.
2.2. A Waste Transfer Note shall be signed.
2.3. An accurate written description of the waste shall be provided.
3. A registered waste carrier shall transport waste.
4. The Customer warrants that the Acts and Regulations in the above are complied with the indemnities Munro and Sons Ltd against any costs, losses or damages howsoever, arising as a result of their failure to comply.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Prices are based on legislation and costs current at the date of quotation and are subject to variations in the light of changes in legislation or increases in costs, which may occur at any time before acceptance of the quotation or during the course of the subsequent contract.

2. This quotation is open for acceptance for one month from the date thereof and is prepared on the basis of a contract for the Agreed Service Period; the Customer may be required to enter into a written contract on similar terms after acceptance of this quotation.

3. Prices are quoted on the assumption that operations by the Company are between the hours of 8.00 a.m. and 5 p.m. on normal working weekdays. Any work undertaken by the Company at the Customer’s request outwith these hours, including work at weekends or on public holidays, will be charged at an additional rate to reflect the extra costs incurred.

4. The Customer will insure that suitable and adequate access is timeously available free of charge, for the Company’s vehicles and plant to all parts of the Customer’s site.

5. The Containers will be sited as instructed by the Customer who will be responsible for the suitability of the location and will ensure that any necessary permits and/or consents including those of the local or other authority have been contained and complied with.

6. The Containers will be used solely for holding the Agreed Waste Materials and for no other purposes whatsoever. The Customer warrants that all materials will be non-toxic and not a specials waste as defined in the Control of Pollution (Special Wastes) Regulations 1980 an d that the Customer has an undisputed tight of property thereto which will pass to the Company. The Company and its employees shall be entitled to refuse to collect and dispose of any substance which they have reasonable cause to believe may be toxic, explosive, inflammable or otherwise or the handling of which under arrangements made for collection and disposal of the Customer’s waste products might involve the Company in unreasonable expense to the undue disruption of their working schedules or the possible loss of their site licenses. The Company will in such cases endeavour to dispose of such substances as soon as possible under special arrangements to be made with the Customer.

7. The Containers on the Customer’s premises shall remain the property of the Company and the Customer shall indemnify the company against all loll or damages occurring thereto, fair wear and tear excepted.

8. The Customer must not
(a) Remove damage or obliterate any of the markings placed on the containers by the Company.
(b) Overload the Containers.
(c) Sub-let or assign the use of the Containers or the benefit of this agreement except with the agreement of the Company.
(d) Set fire to the contents of the Containers. In the event of damage being so caused, the Customer is deemed responsible for all costs incurred on the reinstatement of the Container(s).

9. The Customer will make good and indemnify the Company against any loss or damage including consequential loss which the Company may sustain and against any claims by third parties made against the Company (except as a result of negligence by the Company or its employees) arising directly or indirectly from the location or use of the Containers or the breach by the Customer of any of the terms and conditions hereof.

10. The Company will not be responsible for delays in providing or emptying Containers arising from labour disputes, weather conditions, transport breakdown or circumstances beyond its control.

11. Payment is due by the end of the month following the date of invoice.

12. These Conditions and Terms shall be construed according to the Law of Scotland.

13. When these Conditions and Terms conflict with the Customer’s conditions of order or purchase then these Conditions and Terms will prevail and the acceptance of delivery following on this quotation will constitute acceptance of these Conditions and Terms without modification.

14. These Terms and Conditions apply except I the case of compaction equipment in which case the client will require entering our standard form of contract agreement a copy of which will be forwarded on request.