Measured as the percentile of the waste re-sorted and weighed – expressed in kg per person per hour.
- Expected Value – 60-100 kg / person / hour
- Acceptable average – >90%
Averages
Intervening Variables
- Absenteeism, power outages, and machinery breakdowns
- Degree of Segregation
- Moisture Content
- Absenteeism
- Power outages and machinery breakdown
Confounding Variables
- High moisture content in feedstock
- Backlog Clearing of re-sorted material – recyclables which need to be baled before in particular – affects handling rates by altering end process weigment.
- Visual Volumetric Weighment of both inward and outward
Monthly Trend Since 2023
Recent 6-Month Trend
Recent 31-Day Trend
OBSERVATIONS
Yearly Trends
- Performance largely dependent on methodology of re-sorting – high whenever all combustable waste are designated as an Alternate Fuel Resource (AFR) to be used for energy capture – low when unsaleable plastics and are designated as AFR – and the rest, such as textile waste, soiled unsaleable paper, and such – that can be safely subjected to closed high-temperature burning, is disposed off onsite.
- Although the second methodology has been followed since Feb 2025, averages are satisfactory, the reasons, refinement of technique and addition of appropriate machinery.
Six Month Trend
- Tend largely stable.
- Dips lasting a few weeks observed whenever new personnel have been inducted.
31-Day Trend
- Dips other than those observed on Sundays are due to power outages.
Further improvement aimed at by additional automation of the process, re-training, and intensifying supervision.
31-Day Timeline of Variables
