The South's Premier Discreet Hygiene Service Provider
All our waste is now used to go towards helping to generate 14MWs of electricity to the National Grid, which is enough for around 20,600 local homes
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Waste to Energy Cycle
We are always looking for ways to better serve our community and waste disposal is no exception. We are a registered and licensed transferor of waste and offer this service to our customers. All waste is transferred to a third party partner for incineration. This waste is recycled for energy usage.
It is important that different types of waste are disposed of responsibly and we provide an efficient and compliant waste transfer service for waste such as sharps, soft clinical waste, feminine hygiene and nappy waste.
What we do
- We endeavour to ensure that all our customers follow the Environmental Protection Act 1990 legal ‘duty of care’ approach to waste. It is the responsibility of companies to ensure that waste produced at their premises is correctly managed right up to the point of final disposal.
- We provide a regular service with full maintenance and can produce all legally required audit trail documents and waste transfer documentation, if necessary.
- We operate a ‘Duty of Care’ process and retain all waste transfer notes for two years, helping you comply with your legal obligations.
- We also undertake an annual review of our operations with all customers and provide an annual waste report.
What happens to the waste
- The waste we collect from our customers is transported to our transfer station and consigned to our third party as 18-01-04, offensive (non-hazardous) waste. This is sent to ERF which is a waste to energy facility in Portsmouth. This is a type of incineration facility that turns waste in to energy for Hampshire and the surrounding areas.
- We use a third party site that has an Alternative Treatment facility, they have two Auto-claves that treat the waste with high temperature steam, the waste is then shredded and sent to the same above facility. They are a zero waste to landfill facility. Waste that is treated in this nature is usually consigned as 18-01-03* “potentially infectious” hazardous waste.
- High temperature incineration waste such as sharps, pharmaceuticals, cyto-toxic and yellow incineration bags are sent to a special high temperature incineration facility and are consigned with their relevant EWC code.
