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1. Environmental Monitoring: Required when dealing with hazardous waste or when environmental impact monitoring is needed

2. Emergency Response Procedures: Include when handling hazardous materials or when specific emergency protocols are needed

3. Storage Facilities: Include when temporary waste storage facilities are provided by either party

4. Training Requirements: Include when specific training or certification requirements exist for handling particular types of waste

5. Recycling Programs: Include when recycling services are part of the waste management program

6. Reporting Requirements: Include when regular reporting to authorities or between parties is required

7. Sub-contractor Terms: Include when the service provider may use sub-contractors

8. Force Majeure: Include when specific provisions for natural disasters or unforeseen circumstances are needed

1. Schedule A - Service Specifications: Detailed specifications of waste collection frequency, timing, and procedures

2. Schedule B - Waste Categories and Handling Requirements: List of waste types covered and specific handling requirements for each

3. Schedule C - Price Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees for different services and waste types

4. Schedule D - Collection Points and Routes: Maps and details of waste collection points and transportation routes

5. Schedule E - Equipment and Facilities: Specifications of equipment and facilities to be used

6. Schedule F - Performance Standards: Specific KPIs and service level requirements

7. Schedule G - Licenses and Permits: Copies of relevant licenses, permits and certifications

8. Appendix 1 - Emergency Contact Information: List of emergency contacts for both parties

9. Appendix 2 - Waste Transfer Documentation: Templates for waste transfer notes and tracking documents