Cardross Crematorium Inspection Appendix 1
Argyll and Bute Council · 2 March 2023
Back to Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee — 2 March 2023 and its agenda
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411 455 90.3 % Crematorium Compliance Scheme Report Cardross CrematoriumCreated for Inspected on Nov 1, 2022 Inspected by Michael Day Compliance Score Your Score Maximum Score Compliance % Environmental Awareness Score 56 80 70 % Your Score Maximum Score Compliance % Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼ Appendix 1
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Contents 1. Cremation Administration 2. Ceremony Facilities 3. Cremation Facilities 4. Premises and Facilities 5. Grounds and Memorialisation 6. Service and Staff Scores by Section Non Compliances by Section 7.1 Environmental - Cremator Operation 7.2 Environmental - Grounds related environmental initiatives 7.3 Environmental - Organisational Culture 7.4 Environmental - Energy Usage Environmental Scores by Section Environmental Non Compliances by Section 3 4 6 9 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 Explanatory Notes The attached report is set out in ve columns: 1. Indicator The indicator describes what is being inspected. 2. Answer The answer as to whether the indicator is met is either ‘yes’ or ‘no’. 3. Evidence The evidence demonstrated to support the answer. 4. Results Provides an indication of what is in place. 5. Comments The nal column is for any comments the Inspector wishes to make. If an indicator is not met, it is highlighted in red. Each indicator met receives a score which is weighted, added together they provide the total score applicable to the crematorium inspected. This is shown on the nal page of the report against both the total available score and the current national average. 2 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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1. Cremation Administration Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. A process is in place to ensure that statutory forms are received a minimum of 48 hours prior to the cremation. Yes Funeral directors are aware statutory forms must be received 48hours prior to cremation service, they are logged in when received and checked. There is a process to manage late forms. A process is in place. Not applicable to Scotland b. A process is in place to ensure that the statutory forms are seen by the Medical Referee prior to the cremation. Yes A process is in place whereby the Medical Referee is presented with the statutory forms, either as hard copies or electronically, prior to the cremation. Process in place. Not applicable to Scotland c. When the Medical Referee identifies any discrepancies with the paperwork, a process is in place to address this before the cremation. Yes A process is in place for staff to contact doctors, Funeral Directors, etc. re any discrepancies, which are recorded along with any amendments and passed to the Medical Referee for final approval. Process is in place. Not applicable to Scotland d. The inspection of 10 sets of randomly selected cremation forms, both statutory and non-statutory, indicates that administration is being carried out correctly. The cremation numbers of the forms inspected are listed in the comments. Yes 10 sets of forms are checked and found to be completed correctly, signatures completed, all questions are answered fully, full sets of appropriate forms, numbered and filed. All forms fully/accurately completed. Following forms were scrutinised. 31396,397,398,399,400, 31278,279,280,281,282 All forms fully complete. e. A record is maintained of ashes received for disposal from elsewhere. Yes A Register of ashes from elsewhere is in place and is completed. Register is in place and is being completed. f. Chapel staff are made aware of the running order of the day. Yes Information on the services for the day is provided to the chapel staff, either as a hard copy or electronically. There is a process in place for providing information. g. Memorial locations are recorded on maps/plans of Gardens of Remembrance. Yes There is a process in place to record the location of ashes within the gardens of remembrance, which is then cross referenced with a plan. There is a process in place. h. The scattering/interment locations of ashes interred or placed in memorials are recorded on maps/plans of the facility. Yes A process is in place to record the storage of ashes, they are stored in a secure location which unauthorised persons cannot access. There is a process is in place. i. There is a process in place to effectively manage ashes left at the Crematorium following the cremation. Yes A process is in place to record the storage of ashes, they are stored in a secure location which unauthorised persons cannot access. There is a process is in place. ▲ 3 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. The lists of the days funerals are clearly displayed. Yes A daily service sheet, either electronic or hard copy is on display so visitors can see the location and time of the service. A list is in place. b. Crematorium staff are available to check identity of deceased. Yes Staff are always present at entrance and within chapel to check I.D. on the coffin with documentation and assist mourners. Staff are available. c. External speakers/screens are provided for particularly well attended services so that all the mourners can participate in the service. Yes External speakers/screens are mounted in the waiting are, beneath porte cochere or on external walls to enable gathered mourners to participate in service. External speakers/screens are available. d. The chapel is welcoming to visitors. Yes The entrance door is open, member of staff is visible, music is playing. The chapel is welcoming. e. The flow of mourners through the chapel and ground is designed and managed to prevent conveyer-belt feeling. No A conveyor feeling exists. f. The coffin is received through an appropriate entrance, in accordance with the Code of Cremation Practice (2019) and the associated guidance. Yes The coffin is received through an appropriate entrance. g. The chapel is clean, tidy and comfortable for mourners in terms of lighting and temperature. Yes The chapel is clean and tidy with no litter present. Surfaces free of dust, carpets free from stains/marks, no visible wear, committal curtains clean and not faded. Chapel comfortable, not cold or hot, lighting at a level to read service books (Inspector must spend some time sitting in chapel to ascertain temperature and lighting). Chapel is clean, tidy and comfortable for mourners. h. Mourners are able to clearly hear the officiant. Yes A dedicated PA system is installed in the chapel, with microphone available for officiants and speakers available throughout the chapel. Inspector to sit in service and ask mourners whether they can hear, if appropriate, is induction loop working? Mourners can clearly hear the officiant. i. A variety of options are available to families for the playing of music. Yes Online musical system, digital input from mobile device, CD player and/or organist. A variety of options are available for mourners to play music. j. A variety of options are available to families for displaying visual tributes. No Options are not available for displaying visual tributes. ▲ 2. Ceremony Facilities 4 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments k. Alternative forms of service are allowed/encouraged, for example local choir, musicians, actors, themed service etc. Yes Alternative forms of service are allowed, including musicians, choirs, music and performing arts etc. The crematorium makes facilities available, room to change, and actively participate in coordinating the event. Alternative forms of services are allowed/encouraged. l. The service can be viewed remotely via the internet. No Webcasting facilities are not available. m. The crematorium is equipped to deal with large congregations. Yes There is an identified overflow area, waiting room and port cochere may be used, areas have audio connection to chapel to enable mourners to take part in the service, staff have an agreed plan to manage large numbers of mourners, including parking. An overflow area is identified. n. Interested groups/individuals are actively encouraged to visit and look around the facilities e.g. health workers, FDs, etc. Yes Events are held such as open days; carol concerts and groups/individuals are given escorted tours of crematorium. Interested groups are facilitated to visit the crematorium. o. The chapel is appropriately dressed with floral displays. No No floral displays in chapel. p. The chapel is cleaned/tidied after each service. Yes Staff are required to tidy chapel after every service, place service books ready for use, any litter removed, and carpet cleaned if necessary. Chapel tidied following each service. q. Religious symbols in the chapel are removable on request. Yes The chapel is a non- denominational space and any religious symbols can either be removed or obscured where requested by families of different/no faith. Religious symbols can be removed or obscured when requested. r. A wheelchair user can sit alongside able- bodied mourners. Yes Chapel seating is arranged in such way to allow wheelchairs at the end of a row without making their use obvious to all, allows user to be part of service and not an add on. Wheelchair can be accommodated ▲ 2. Ceremony Facilities (cont) 5 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. The crematory is clean, tidy and walkways are unobstructed. Yes The overall general appearance of the crematory area is clean and tidy, no trip hazards, obstructions or clutter to ensure safe, ease of access. The crematory is clean, tidy and walkways are not obstructed. b. The general maintenance of crematory walls, floors and ceiling is in good order. No The standard of cleanliness is poor. Paint flaking from ceiling. c. A maintenance contract/agreement in place for the cremation equipment. Yes There is a contract in place for the regular maintenance and repair of cremators and ancillary equipment. There is a maintenance contract in place. d. A contingency plan is in place for cremator breakdowns No No contingency plan exists. e. There is a cremator log detailing maintenance and any adverse operating events. Yes There is a cremator log, which is up to date and includes adverse operating incidents. There is a cremator log which is up to date. f. The crematorium has an Environmental permit issued by the Local Authority (or SEPA in Scotland) in place and there is a clear understanding of this by the staff involved. Yes An up to date permit is available for inspection during the visit. Staff, when questioned, are aware of the of its key requirements. A permit exists, and staff understand its key requirements. g. The crematorium made a report to its environmental regulator of its emissions testing within the previous 12 months. Yes A copy of the report is available for the inspector to see during the visit. A copy of the report was available for inspection. h. The emissions testing report show all measured parameters are within the prescribed emission limit values. Yes A copy of the report is available and it confirms all emissions are within prescribed limits. i. The process to maintain identity of deceased is in place and adhered to, and all staff involved are aware of the importance of the process, how and why it is implemented. Yes Documentation exists to identify the deceased and this follows the process through cremation, reduction and storage. Discussions with staff demonstrates they understand the importance of ensuring the identification is maintained throughout the process. A process of identification exists and staff understand its importance. j. The current Code of Cremation Practice is displayed, and staff are aware of its importance. Yes A copy of the current Code of Cremation Practice is on display in the crematory, from discussions it is confirmed that staff understand the importance of its requirements. A copy of the current Code of Cremation Practice is on display and staff understand the importance of its requirements. ▲ 3. Cremation Facilities 6 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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7 Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments k. A process is in place for ensuring that two people may be available for the charging of coffins when required. Yes A risk assessment and method statement are in place setting out the situations when two staff are required for charging, discussions with staff confirms the two-man process is in place and it is followed. A process is in place for two staff to be available for charging when required. l. Metals are recovered after cremation for re- cycling. No No opportunity is given to the applicant to have the metal recycled and/or the crematorium is not a member of a recycling scheme. m. All Crematorium Technicians are qualified to cremate. Yes Discussion with staff confirms that technicians are qualified, either through the FBCA or ICCM. Technicians are qualified. n. Certificates of Proficiency of Crematorium Technicians are displayed. Yes Copies of certificates issued by the ICCM or FBCA observed in the crematory. Certificates on display. o. When questioned, the Crematorium Technicians provide appropriate answers to Inspectors service- related questions. Yes In discussion with Cremator Technicians they were able to display a sound understanding of the cremation process and equipment. Cremator Technicians demonstrated a sound knowledge of the cremation process and equipment. p. Crematorium Technicians have received specific training regarding infant cremations. Yes Attendance on a specific course relating to the cremation of babies, provided by the FBCA, ICCM, manufacturer or charity. The Technicians have undertaken additional training relating to the cremation of babies q. Access to the crematory is restricted to prevent general access by the public. Yes Cremation and the storage of ashes is a sensitive process and general access by the public must be restricted. Discussions with staff and observations confirm access is restricted to staff or individuals with permission through the use of door locks, keypad entrance, signing in etc. Access is restricted. r. Staff working within the crematory are appropriately dressed. Yes Staff were observed wearing smart cloths and PPE (For example non-flammable overalls, gloves, visor, safety shoes). Staff are appropriately dressed. ▲ 3. Cremation Facilities (cont) Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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8 Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments s. Cremated remains are stored securely. Yes Cremated remains are observed to be stored separately, clearly labelled and in a secure room or cabinet. Cremated remains are securely stored. t. When inspected there is evidence of complete combustion within cremated remains. Yes Cremated remains should be observed, if they are white/grey it may be assumed that combustion has been complete. If they contain black carbon particles, this suggests incomplete combustion. Observations indicated complete combustion. u. A system is in place to indicate which remains are to stay, to strew, to inter or to return to applicant. Yes Observations of the area where cremated remains are stored to indicate if cremated remains are grouped according to final disposal, which will be confirmed by the identification papers kept with each set of remains. Discussion with staff will further confirm a process is in place. A process in place to identify the final resting place of cremated remains. v. Records are made and retained when cremated remains are released from storage. Yes Observation of the process for releasing cremated remains confirms that the removal of the ashes is recorded, dated and signed for either by the applicant or the person acting on behalf of the applicant. There is a process and documentation in place. w. Staff are aware of the definition of cremated remains. Yes In discussion with the staff they can confirm that the definition of cremated remains means all the material left in the cremator after a cremation, following the removal of any metal, and any subsequent grinding or other process which is applied to the material. The staff where aware of the definition of ashes. x. There is a process in place when the initial decision for the final disposal of cremated remains is changed. Yes Changes always made in writing and confirmed by office, only instructions from office staff accepted. Technician to amend authority to cremate and identification label then amend log and initial changes. A process exists for recording change of release instructions. ▲ 3. Cremation Facilities (cont) Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. The toilets are inspected and cleaned throughout the day as necessary and recorded. Yes A regular inspection process is in place and that a visual/olfactory inspection of the toilets confirm that the walls and floors are clean, urinals and pans are clean, and that toilet paper, soap and hand drying facilities are available. A process for regular cleaning is in place, the toilets were clean, tidy and well stocked. b. A wheelchair is available on request. Yes A wheelchair is available to assist elderly and/or disabled visitors. A wheelchair is available. c. Fire exits are marked, and an evacuation plan is in place. Yes Fire escape signs are erected over exit doors, assembly points are identified, and staff have regular evacuation drills. Exit signs are clear, assembly points are identified, and evacuation drills are regularly undertaken. d. A defibrillator is available on site. No A defibrillator is available on site, where families are under great stress and many are already ill. A defibrillator is available on site. e. A private interview room is available on site. Yes A private interview room is available on site where visitors can meet with crematorium staff in private. It should be suitably furnished. A private interview room is available. f. The interiors of public buildings are well maintained. Yes The interior of the building is well presented, high standards of maintenance throughout, regularly decorated, all lights working, clean carpets and curtains. The interior of the building is well presented. g. The exterior of all buildings are well maintained. No The external part of the buildings is not well maintained. h. The approach to the Crematorium is well signposted. Yes The approach to the crematorium is well signposted. i. On entry, signage for key facilities in the crematorium is highly visible and easy to follow. Yes Signage to the car park/office/chapel/toilets key facilities within the crematorium is highly visible and easy for visitors to follow. Signage for key facilities is highly visible and easy to follow j. There is adequate parking. Yes There is a minimum of 30 car parking spaces with an overspill area available if required. There is sufficient parking. ▲ 4. Premises and Facilities 9 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments k. Easy access car parking bays are available. Yes Easy access car parking bays are available for disabled visitors to the crematorium. Easy access car parking bays are available. l. A waiting room is available. Yes A waiting room is available for visitors who arrive before the service commences. A waiting room is available. m. The funeral flower area is adequate for the volume of cremations. Yes The space available is sufficient to accommodate all the floral tributes arising from the number of services per day and per week. There is sufficient space. n. There is a sign informing families how long flowers will remain following the service. Yes There are signs informing the bereaved how long floral tributes will remain in position following the service, in order that they may know how long they have to view/remove them. There is/are sign/s in place. o. There is a process to ensure that advice is received on DDA issues. Yes A process exists for receiving advice on DDA issues, either internally or from a specialist external company. A process to obtain DDA advice is in place. Dedicated officer within Authority p. There is a process to ensure that Health and Safety issues are managed? Yes A process exists for receiving advice on Health and Safety issues, either internally or from a specialist external company. A process to obtain Health and Safety advice is in place. Dedicated officer within Authority q. A memorial inspection programme is in place. Yes A risk based memorial inspection process is in place. Recording memorials which pose a hazard and ensuring actions are taken to mitigate the threat. A memorial inspection programme is in place. ▲ 4. Premises and Facilities (cont) 10 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. The crematorium grounds and cemetery/cemeteries (where applicable) are well maintained. Yes A good standard of maintenance exists throughout the grounds, lawns are regularly cut, beds are regularly weeded, trees and shrubs are pruned, and litter is removed. A good standard of maintenance exists. b. Enough suitably located taps are available. Yes Taps are available throughout the grounds and are in working order. Enough working taps are available. c. There are enough litter bins available and well-maintained. No There are enough litter bins. d. There is a range of memorials available. Yes A range of memorials are available, offering different formats and a variety of prices to be accessible to a wide range of families. A range of memorials is available. e. Applicants for cremation are provided with information on the range of memorials available/permitted. Yes Applicants are provided with detailed and transparent information on the range, cost and conditions relating to memorials available/permitted. Information is also available online. Information on the range of memorials available/permitted is provided to applicants. f. There are a variety of locations for the laying to rest. Yes There are a variety of locations for the scattering/interment of ashes. For example, gardens of remembrance, graves, columbaria etc. There are a variety of locations for scattering/interment of ashes. g. There is an area specifically dedicated for memorials for babies and children. No A dedicated area does not exist. h. A policy exists for the management of floral tributes managed in the grounds and around memorials. Yes A policy has been adopted for the management of floral tributes in the grounds, which recognises the need to manage the desire of the bereaved to place tributes with the need to maintain the overall tidiness of the site. In addition, specific areas are set aside for placing floral tributes in communal areas. A policy exists for the management of floral tributes. ▲ 5. Grounds and Memorialisation 11 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. Staff are identifiable/smartly presented. Yes It is important that staff give a professional first impression, all staff must be smartly dressed. Staff must be approachable and be welcoming. Staff were identifiable and smartly presented. b. Refreshment facilities are available for visitors. Yes Hot and/or cold drinks are available for visitors. Hot and/or cold drinks are available. c. Chapel times are routinely a minimum of 40 minutes. Yes Chapel times are routinely a minimum of 40 minutes to provide sufficient time for the family to have a service in an unhurried manner without clashing with other funerals. Service times are routinely in excess of 40 minutes. d. A longer service time is available on request. Yes If a longer service time is required, this can be accommodated either by providing longer times or allowing a second time to be booked back to back. A longer service time is available. e. Where provided, the Book of Remembrance is open every day of the year. Yes Access to the Book of Remembrance is available 365 days a year. Access is available throughout the year. f. The pages of the Book of Remembrance can be turned on request. Yes The pages of the Book of Remembrance can be turned to enable individuals to view an entry when they cannot visit on the day of the anniversary. The pages of the Book of Remembrance can be turned on request. g. The bereaved family can choose a scattering location. Yes The applicant is advised of the scattering locations available and can chose a specific location. A specific location can be chosen for the scattering of cremated remains. h. The family can witness the scattering of cremated remains. Yes If the family wish to witness the scattering of cremated remains an appointment can be made for them to attend. The family can witness the scattering of cremated remains. i. If necessary, the family can collect cremated remains on the day of the cremation. Yes If the family, through their funeral director, advise the crematorium of their desire to collect cremated remains on the day of cremation, this can be arranged. Arrangements can be made for cremated remains to be removed on the day of the cremation. j. A process is in place to ensure religious/cultural requirements can be accommodated. Yes A process is in place to ensure religious/cultural requirements can be accommodated, for example Hindu/Sikh communities' requirement for short- notice cremations can be accommodated. A process is in place to accommodate cultural/religious requirements. ▲ 6. Service and Staff 12 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments k. There is a process in place for dealing with customer/client feedback and complaints. No No process in place for dealing with feedback and complaints. Process for complaints l. A process is in place which allows for consultation with Funeral Directors. Yes Regular meetings are held with Funeral Directors to discuss service delivery and support the development of a positive working relationship for the benefit of the bereaved. Regular meetings take place with funeral directors. m. The website is user friendly. Regular meetings are held with Funeral Directors to discuss service delivery and support the development of a positive working relationship for the benefit of the bereaved. Regular meetings take place with funeral directors. n. The website is transparent and provides sufficiently detailed information. No The website does not provide transparent and/or detailed information. o. The service generates a surplus on the budget, part of which is reinvested directly back into the service. Yes The service generates a surplus on its annual budget, a portion of which is used to reinvest in the crematorium and service. A portion of the surplus is reinvested into the crematorium. ▲ 6. Service and Staff (Cont) 13 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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14 Scores by Section 45 79 105 81 36 65 411 100 40 90 120 85 75 455 90.3 45 88 88 95 90 87 Your ScoreSection Max Score 1. Cremation Administration 2. Ceremony Facilities 3. Cremation Facilities 4. Premises and Facilities 5. Grounds and Memorialisation Your Scores 6. Service and Staff 95 Industry Average % 98 94 95 95 95 97 Your Score % Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Non Compliances by Section Section Indicator Result Comments 3. Cremation Facilities b. The general maintenance of crematory walls, oors and ceiling is in good order. The standard of cleanliness is poor. Paint aking from ceiling. 3. Cremation Facilities d. A contingency plan is in place for cremator breakdowns No contingency plan exists. ▲ ▲ 1 - 2 / 2 < > 2 27out of 15 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. Cremators are operated in accordance with the Process Guidance notes for Crematoria Yes Crematoria are required to operate in accordance with the Defra/SEPA Process Guidance notes 5/12, relating to cremation. In doing so they must obtain an operating permit from their local authority regulator, and any adverse operating conditions must be recorded and reported They have an up to date operating permit b. Is the cremator fitted with mercury arrestment as described in Process Guidance Note PG5/2 (12) Yes The cremation process produces a range of potentially harmful emissions, including mercury, heavy metals and dioxins. Manufacturers have developed technology to filter/treat these harmful emissions and these should be installed Filtration technology is used c. Is the cremator fitted with NOx abatement equipment No NOx abatement is not in place d. Cremators are operated in an environmentally aware manner No A process is not in place to allow holding over e. Encouraging the use of non - Particle Board coffins eg MDF and Chipboard Yes The Cremation Authority permits the use of alternative forms of coffin, including solid wood (from a sustainable forest source), cardboard, wicker etc. which is evidenced in freely available official literature The Crematorium does permit coffins other than chipboard and MDF f. Energy is recovered Yes A considerable amount of energy is used or generated in the cremation process, the vast majority of which exits direct to atmosphere. The installation of new technologies, including heat exchangers, enables some of this energy to be recovered to heat the facility. Thus, reducing the negative impact on the environment through the reduction in energy required to heat the building Heat energy is recovered ▲ 7.1 Environmental - Cremator Operation 16 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. Electric vehicle recharging points are provided No Charging points are not available b. Grounds are maintained in an environmentally aware manner No Grounds are not maintained in an environmentally aware manner c. The organisation encourages the adoption of sustainable and recyclable memorials No The Cremation Authority does not permit alternatives to granite memorials d. Wecoming wildlife No There are no areas set aside to encourage wildlife e. Does the facility harvest rainwater in sufficient quantities for use in its ground maintenance activities No The facility cannot collect and distribute commercial quantities of harvested rainwater f. Does the facility demonstrate effective recycling activities No No direct evidence of a targeted approach to recycling ▲ 7.2 Environmental - Grounds related environmental initiatives 17 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. The culture of the organisation encourages the adoption of environmentally aware initiatives Yes Management cultures need to be seen to encourage the adoption of these and other initiatives, through practical and written examples where possible The culture of the organisation encourages the adoption of environmentally aware initiatives which have been seen b. Does the facility have an Environmental Policy No Visual inspection of the live policy and its review cycle in a formal signed and agreed document of the formal policy presented for inspection ▲ 7.3 Environmental - Organisational Culture Indicator Answer Evidence Result Comments a. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) of the facilities No The facility does not have current certification or exemption b. Has the facility switched to a Renewable Energy Supplier No The facility is yet to use a renewable energy source ▲ 7.4 Environmental - Energy Usage 18 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼
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Environmental Scores by Section 23 17 10 6 56 77 30 10 10 80 70 30 57 100 60 Your Score Section Max Score 7.1 Environmental - Cremator Operation 7.2 Grounds related environmental initiatives 7.3 Organisational Culture 7.4 Energy Usage Your Scores 73 Industry Average % 74 54 70 78 Your Score % 19 Client/Date (1): Cardross Crematorium - 2022 ▼