Waste Container is a container for temporarily storing refuse and waste. Different terms are in use, depending on the language area, the design and material (small or large, with or without a lid; metal or plastic) and the respective site (public space, private home). The most general terms are waste receptacleandcontainer bin. Common terms include bin (UK/Aus), dustbin (UK), rubbish bin (UK/Aus), refuse bin(UK), litter bin (UK), litter receptacle (UK), kitchen bin (UK), garbage can (US),trash can (US), trash barrel (US), garbage bin (US/Aus). Public containers with wheels are termed wheelie bin (UK/Aus) and mobile garbage bin (MGB) (US) respectively. A wheeled bin for residential or commercial curbside collection can be called by the generic name Herbie Curbie or the trademarked name Herby Curby. Large metal containers for construction waste are termed skip in the UK anddumpster (a trademark name) in the US. Open containers with a wire structure for light material are called waste baskets. Open containers for paper waste and indoor use are called wastepaper basket (UK) and wastebasket (US) respectively. (An OSH glossary used in safety and health at work which is, adopted by ILO {102}.. The term definition has been obtained from the secondary source