The introduction of Producer regulations, the landfill tax escalator and requirement to incorporate the waste hierarchy via segregation and sorting prior to disposal, all aim to incentivise businesses into developing recycling schemes for various waste streams. However, the introduction of the WEEE directive (a producer regulation itself) has lead to a separate, specialist waste management division, derived from the need to employ separate collection as a precursor to successful recovery of such wastes. The introduction of T11 exemptions offer a route to repair and refurbishment but full waste management, including treatment and hazardous waste disposal remains the preserve of Permitted or Authorised Treatment facilities. This, in conjunction with the need to consider data security, limits disposal routes for Businesses in Hackney that require the safe recycling of obsolete IT hardware.
Ping Wales, a permitted facility operator, offers a highly experienced and secure route for the treatment, final disposal of and re-use of waste computer equipment. It's skilled staff, each who have a decade of experience operating in the field of wastes management are Operator Competent Qualified Waste Management personnel (CIWM WAMITAB NVQ levels 2 and 4).
Data security is of paramount importance to our business as well as our clients peace of mind. As a result, Ping Wales has developed, over the course of it's many years of trading, a system that segregates, destroys and certifies the destruction of all computer related data, minimizing the risk to your business and any proprietary information you may have passed into our possession. We offer our clients a number of different destruction options, each more stringent than the last but are also conscious of the need to utilise tried and tested systems so as to ensure complete destruction. We operate the following:

We pride ourselves on being good at what we do and back this statement up with the qualifications and recognition we've gained through the course of doing business. We're also proactive in our business operations, issuing controlled waste transfer notes and whenever needed, Hazardous Waste Consignment notes. Where required, Part E consignee returns are issued to our clients within a few weeks of carrying out a contract.
We maintain qualifications for operating a Waste management Facility for WEEE and are audited regularly by the Environment Agency, thus ensuring continued compliance with Permitting regulations.
We adhere strictly to the goals set down in the Waste Framework Directive, which extends to the reduction of wastes sent to landfill. Whilst the WEEE directive extends to separate collection of whole units, it does not cover the disposal of treated equipment. Our service is designed around an ethos of re-use of materials through recovery, extending to the segregation of materials and further refining to extract precious metals.

Pink-Wales offers a premium IT recycling solution for Hackney that addresses key social and environmental ethics. We continue to invest heavily in our services, increasing our portfolio of IT recycling services, further reducing the impact of Business activities upon the Environment. Our credentials include:
Our reporting procedures comply with existing legislation, including the Environmental Protection (Duty of Care) regulations, Waste Framework and Hazardous Waste Directive. We issue complete waste transfer notes to clients, ensuring they have fulfilled their legal obligations in the disposal of their waste equipment, thus enhancing their Corporate Social Responsibilities.
Ping Wales also offers traceability during the disposal process. We track your waste from collection in Hackney to delivery at our treatment facility and final dismantling of your waste I.T. We issue disposal reports and Hazardous Waste Consingee returns shortly after final dis-assembly.
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