Our Mission

Waste is the line a company pays the least attention to. Production is planned, sales are tracked, maintenance is scheduled — waste usually stops at “let someone take it when it’s full”. Our mission is to take that line off the company’s agenda and solve it properly.

Seeing waste as raw material

The difference between burning a drum of waste oil and refining it is not only environmental but economic. Burnt oil never comes back; refined oil returns to industry as base oil. The same holds for plastic, metal and paper. That is why we look at every waste stream first with the question “what could this become”.

Being documentable

What environmental legislation asks of a company is not good intent but records. “We handed the waste over” means nothing in an audit; under which code, how many kilos, to which licensed facility and against which document — that means something. We set up every job so that it leaves a document behind.

Giving accurate information

Information asymmetry runs high in this sector, and it is easy to sell where a company does not know what it needs. We prefer not to sell unnecessary services, and to sell the necessary ones by explaining why they are necessary. If a waste stream does not need analysis, we say so.

Building a layout that lasts

The best waste management is the arrangement that does not fall apart when staff change. Bin placement, labels, the design of the accumulation area and the training given are all built so the system survives a change of team.