Confidential waste collection log
Record sheetWhat left with the confidential waste carrier, when, and how many containers went.
A collection docket, not a certificate
It records that containers left with a carrier on a date, and attests to nothing beyond that: no seal, no signature, and no claim that anything was destroyed securely or in accordance with any standard. Where your carrier issues a real certificate of destruction, the row says where you filed it — that document is the one somebody will ask for, and printing something that resembles it would be actively harmful.
The container count is the useful number
It is added up at the foot of the sheet, over the rows that have a number in them, and it is arithmetic rather than a claim. Nothing here converts containers to weight, estimates volume or compares one month to another.
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A dated record of collections. It certifies no destruction, carries no seal or signature, and makes no claim that any standard was satisfied. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Is this a certificate of destruction?
- No, explicitly. It attests to nothing and certifies nothing. If your carrier gives you a certificate, note on the row where you filed it.
- Does it prove we met a standard?
- No. CompliMaint makes no claim that anything recorded here satisfies any law, standard, audit or contract.
- Is each month a new sheet?
- Yes. A sheet is one period, so last quarter’s still says what last quarter was rather than being edited into something else.
- Does it total anything else?
- No. Containers, and nothing else. No weight, no volume and no comparison between periods.