Factory and Warehouse Waste Management

We can build a waste setup around your site, production processes and storage space. This can include:

• Bins for everyday waste streams such as cardboard, plastic packaging, paper, general waste and staff food waste.
• Large containers and equipment including FELs, RELs, ROROs, drums, balers and compactors where suitable for your volumes and materials.
• Specialist collections for oils, chemicals, batteries, WEEE and other hazardous or regulated waste.
• One-off or scheduled collections for production waste, damaged stock, warehouse clear-outs and ongoing operations.
• Eligible standard bins without separate rental or delivery charges, subject to the equipment and service required.
• Waste Transfer Notes at no extra charge for eligible non-hazardous collections.
• Price-match guarantee on warehouse and factory waste collections

Examples of factory waste and how to store them include:

• Oil waste – store waste oil from your manufacturing operations in large oil collection drums and barrels, with a secure lid.
• Cardboard waste – usually stored in a standard wheelie bin, typically 120 to 1100 litres. A front-end loader or cardboard baler can hold and compact larger amounts when you have space.
• Plastic waste – use standard colour-coded wheelie bins to separate recyclable plastic from other waste and encourage recycling.
• Scrap metal – skips can hold different amounts of metal waste, or a large roll on roll off provides a static option for high volumes of waste metals.
• Hazardous waste – store and dispose of hazardous waste separately to prevent contamination. Recommended disposal methods vary depending on the exact material.

Keeping cardboard, plastic film, pallets, general waste, hazardous waste, and WEEE separate can reduce contamination, prevent rejected recycling loads, and help control collection costs.