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Facilities Shared Services Programme Waste Core Project Team Terms of Reference Author: Doug Flint Contact: [email protected] Date Published: 2013-06-26 Version: 2.0 81922251 Page 1 of 5 Terms of Reference (ToR) Facilities Shared Services Programme Waste Core Project Team 1) TITLE Waste Core Project Team (CPT) 2) ACCOUNTABLE TO Facilities Shared Services (FSS) Programme Board 3) PROJECT OBJECTIVES To ensure Health Board readiness for compliance with the Waste (Scotland) Regulations 2012 in relation to the separation of dry recyclable waste by 1st January 2014, exploring opportunities for shared services where possible. To take forward the recommendations from the 5 reports in relation to confidential waste processing, furniture waste, take back schemes, consignment notes and food waste and provide costed options that deliver quality improvements and financial savings (including future cost avoidance or other efficiencies/ income maximisation) considering opportunities to share services both within and between Boards, and where appropriate with local authorities or other partners, for consideration by the FSSPB by December 2013 and the EPB and CEO group by March 2014. To ensure Health Board readiness for compliance with the Waste (Scotland) Regulations 2012 in relation to the ban of food waste disposal units and food waste digesters which involve treated non-domestic food waste being discharged into public sewers by 1st January 2016, exploring opportunities for shared services where possible. 4) REMIT OF THE CORE PROJECT TEAM The Core Project Team (CPT) has been established in April 2013 to meet the objectives as outlined above. 81922251 Review and provide input to the Project Plan. Review and provide input to the Project Initiation Document (PID). Ensure specific area of responsibility within the Project Plan is delivered to the agreed timescales and quality. Regularly review project progress, issues and risks and take appropriate action to ensure the Waste Workstream is implemented to the agreed timescales. Review and sign off progress reports for the FSS Programme Board. Page 2 of 5 5) MEMBERSHIP Name: Organisation / Division Responsibilities: Doug Flint, Waste Workstream Lead, Sustainable Development Manager Health Facilities Scotland (HFS), NHS National Services Scotland (NSS) Chair of Core Project Team (CPT) Ensure that the desired outcome of the project is specified Ensure appropriate resources are in place to deliver the objectives Contribute to and review project documentation Review and manage risks and ensure mitigating actions are robust Escalate risks which compromise the delivery of the Waste Workstream objectives to the FSS Programme Steering Group Provide assurance that all project outputs are fit for purpose and have been implemented satisfactorily Provide subject matter expertise and guidance Provide link with all relevant Health Board Staff Provide progress reports to the FSS Programme Board Inform and update the Waste Management Steering group (WMSG) John Green, Waste Management Officer NHS GGC & WMSG Chair Chair of Waste Management Steering Group (WMSG) Provide subject matter expertise and guidance Feed back to colleagues / peers Champion change Contribute to and review project documentation Claire Guerin, Healthcare Sector Manager Zero Waste Scotland Provide subject matter expertise and guidance Contribute to and review project documentation Commit resources to the project Deliver on agreed deliverables Provide assurance that all project outputs are fit for purpose and have been implemented satisfactorily Review risks and ensure mitigating actions are robust Provide progress reports to the CPT Provide a replacement if cannot attend the meeting Lynn Hunter, Project Manager Corporate Programme Office (CPO), NSS Sam Brewster, Staffside Representative 81922251 National Staffside Project Manager to the Waste Workstream Produce the relevant key project documentation (e.g. Project Plan, Governance, Progress Reports) Manage the project against the baseline Plan and highlight any variances or issues to the Workstream Lead Maintain the Risk & Issue Register as well as the Lessons Learned Log Escalates risks, as appropriate Facilitates workshop sessions Provides updates on the project, as required Ensures project delivers on the work packages and where appropriate highlights deviations Provide link with Scottish Partnership Forum Advise on any implications for staff in relation to FSSP Waste Workstream Page 3 of 5 Colette MacKenzie, Project Portfolio Manager (PPM) CPO, NSS Provide Line Management to the Project Manager Ensure the project is managed in accordance with the agreed NSS Project Management approach Provide additional Project Management Support if required Review all Project Management documentation prior to wider distribution to the FSS Programme Board Review project documents and products Review Project Plan and any subsequent changes to it Review risks and ensure mitigating actions are robust Douglas Seago, Facilities Shared Services Programme Director Scottish Government Jess Twemlow, Consultant Zero Waste Scotland FSS Programme Director Contribute to and review project documentation Ensure consistency across workstreams within the FSSP Ensure engagement with, and buy-in from, the service to the outcomes of FSSP Provide a link to the FSSPB Provide advice/ link to the Strategic Facilities Group (SFG) Provide a link to Scottish Government QEST Provide subject matter expertise and guidance Contribute to and review project documentation Deliver on agreed deliverables Provide assurance that all project outputs are fit for purpose and have been implemented satisfactorily Review risks and ensure mitigating actions are robust Provide progress reports to the CPT 6) CHAIR OF GROUP Doug Flint, Waste Workstream Lead 7) DECISION MAKING Decisions and actions from each meeting will be recorded in the meeting action log and approved at the following meeting. 8) FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS Meetings will be held on a monthly basis. 9) PAPERS All papers and the agenda will be sent to members 5 working days in advance of the meetings. 10) LIFESPAN OF GROUP 81922251 Page 4 of 5 The Core Project Team will run until 31st March 2014. Terms of Reference Agreed: Date: 81922251 D Flint (Chair) 03.06.13 Page 5 of 5