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Waste management companies

January 4th, 2010
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Good waste collection  service can be found if you know where to look. Find a provider that:

  • is formally registered and has is government approval fully up-to-date and on display;
  • is interested in doing the job properly make sure you know where they are going to dispose of your waste, you are jointly legally responsible for safe transportation ;
  • is closely associated to a reputable general health and safety standard – organisations that take health and safety seriously will present you with options that carry less risk;
  • can manage all your waste requirement this gives you more time to focus on managing your organisation.

Protect Life, Waste Collection / Management experts, can assist clients in meeting their waste disposal requirements through there quality assured process and supplemental add-on services:

  • Analysis of the waste streams to assess  the volumes and types of waste streams suitable for recycling;
  • Custom design of a collection and/or recycling services for the materials identified (includes frequency of collections to suit volumes produced);
  • Where appropriate delivery of labelled bags and colour coded and/or containers for the individual recyclable waste streams and if appropriate – working with your internal cleaning company to implement procedures that will ensure recyclable streams are collected separately and the proper separation maintained.

Alternatively your waste management approach can simply state collect the waste as defined by yourself (we will need you to verify the type of waste that you require us to remove of) and that is what will happen.

Great waste disposal / removal services
Other add-on services that you should look for and take advantage of e.g.

 

  • Management of contracts with specialist collection contractors and recycling reprocessing facilities.
  • Promotion of recycling schemes and procedures to your staff.
  • Health and safety training.
  • Reporting recycling volumes.
  • Auditing of recyclable waste streams to prevent  contamination occurring .

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