Abstract
There are several cases where the electronic manifest system has been introduced for waste generators. Larger loads, however, including office work, substantially take on the solders of the waste collection transportation companies and the waste intermediate treatment companies. For this reason, this article focuses on the effects of such introductory cases of the electronic manifest system and related problems, especially when the system has been implemented by waste disposal companies.
At present, many general construction companies use the Application Service Provider at their construction sites for registration of the electronic manifest system. Since 2003, this registration method has been regarded as the most popular model by Japan Industrial Waste Technology Center in promoting the electronic manifest system.
The situation has not changed much since its inception with regard to effects and problems. The paper concludes with suggested examples for resolving current problems.
