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Digital Waste Tracking (DWT) Waste Carrier formats requirement

This article detaisl the formatting required for Carrier Reg Ids in order for DWT to correctly function

Written by Noel

Overview

Defra require the carrier registration to be in a particular format as shown below. If the registration is not in the correct format, the record sent will come back as failed.


Home Nation Codes

General Format where 9 is a digit 0-9

Wales NRW:

CBDL9, CBDL99, CBDU999 (1+ digits)

i.e. CBDU999999 (Upper Tier) or CBDL999999 (Lower Tier), where "CBD" stands for "Carrier, Broker, Dealer"

England:

CBDL9, CBDL99, CBDU999 (1+ digits)

i.e. CBDU999999 (Upper Tier) or CBDL999999 (Lower Tier), where "CBD" stands for "Carrier, Broker, Dealer"

Scotland SEPA:

WCR/R/9999999, SCO/999999, SEA/999999, SNO/999999, SWE/999999, WCR/999999

Typically starts with WCR followed by numbers and potentially letters according to the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).

Current format – WCR/R/1234567

Previous formats – SCO/123456, SEA/123456, SNO/123456, SWE/123456, WCR/123456

Northern Ireland NI:

ROC UT 9,ROC UT 99,ROC UT 999,ROC UT 9999,ROC UT 99999, ROC LT 9, ROC LT 99, ROC LT 999, ROC LT 9999, ROC LT 99999

Include a prefix like ROC followed by UT (Upper Tier) or LT (Lower Tier) and then numbers. Note the spaces are not mandatory.

For example: ROC UT 9999 ROCLT9999

General Format where 9 is a digit 0-9

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