Computer Recycling for Southwark

Covering Southwark, south of the Thames, we provide a professional computer disposal service for businesses, schools and Local Government that complies with the WEEE Directive⁽¹⁾ and:

The Hazardous Waste Regulations (2005)
The Duty of Care (Controlled Waste) regulations 2002.
The Waste Management (permitting) Directive.

We provide a highly skilled and qualified service for our clients that employs the "waste hierarchy" in the waste management process and recycles computer hardware in accordance with BATRRT⁽³⁾. We don't export waste equipment and anything that is worth re-using is re-deployed inside the UK, after rigorous testing.

Our service issues Controlled and Hazardous waste transfer notices at the point of collecting your computer equipment. Our treatment facility, consignment notices and treatment processes are audited by the Environment Agency in accordance with our Standard Rules No: 23 waste management license.

Security Conscious:

Destruction of Media:

We provide a secure service for the destruction of data on all media. Operating to the processes required of BS EN 15713 (2009)⁽⁴⁾ and NIST 800-88, media is segregated, treated and destroyed within suitable timeframes and fully certificated. Our processes and technologies used in the destruction of Media are detailed here.

Asset Disposal:

We recognise the importance of verifying the correct disposal of your redundant I. T. From it's collection in Southwark to final disposal at our treatment facility, we offer our clients a fully traceable retirement process:

Asset tracking reports, documenting equipment destroyed and disposal routes
General certificates detailing redundant IT recycled, including recovered materials
Reporting of hazardous wastes removed from your premises to the Environment Agency

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Notes & References:
1. WEEE Directive Refers to Statutory Instrument 2007 No. 3454. The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Amendment) Regulations 2006, Ammended 2007.
2. WAMITAB, Waste Management Industry and Training Advisory Board. The industry body responsible for the issuing of relevant qualifications in Waste Management. .
3. BATRRT, Guidance on Best Available Treatment Recovery and Recycling Techniques (BATRRT) and treatment of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), as issued by DEFRA. .
4. BS EN 15713 (2009), The British Standard for Confidential Waste shredding, including computer media. Refers also to processes for secure removal, transportation, storage and reporting. These processes are incorporated into Pink-Wales's data destruction solutions. By contrast, data wiping guidance notes provide suitable guidance for the physical wiping of media themselves.