Which item is NOT a consideration when inspecting garbage management plans?

• A. The color of the garbage bins
• B. Is the final storage area safe?
• C. Is everything covered? (cooking oils and incinerator ash)
• D. Is the system effective

Answer: (D)

Inspecting garbage management plans focuses on the controls and specifics laid out in the plan rather than how the system performs in practice. The plan should clearly specify practical measures like using color-coded bins to aid proper segregation, ensuring the final storage area is safe from leaks and pests, and confirming that all waste streams are accounted for (for example, cooking oils and incinerator ash) so nothing is overlooked. These elements show how the plan intends to prevent issues and manage waste effectively. The question of whether the system is actually effective hinges on performance and implementation data, which are assessed during operating audits or performance reviews, not simply by examining the plan's written content.