2. The economics of a waste sorting center
To simplify, the operating account for a sorting line (excluding the center's indirect costs) is made up of (figure 2 ):
plus: "inbound" and "outbound" sales;
less: operating costs, whether direct or linked to subcontracting.
The problem is to identify where we can make progress and understand what we can influence.
2.1 Identify levers for action
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Bibliography
Websites
• Various articles on lean on lean http://www.avlconsulting.fr/publications/
• Waste treatment: 2 new brochures for better risk prevention https://www.inrs.fr/metiers/environnement/collecte-tri-traitement.html
...Standards and norms
- Moyens de production. Indicateurs de performances. Taux de rendement synthétique (TRS). Taux de rendement global (TRG). Taux de rendement économique (TRE) - AFNOR NF E 60-182 - 05-02
- Maintenance. Terminologie de la maintenance - NF EN 13306 - 10-10
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