Reduce Waste Costs in Business

The first stage of any waste review is to gain a detailed understanding of the current arrangements. This is typically achieved through a combination of invoice analysis, stakeholder interviews and site surveys and will enable us to assess the direct and indirect costs of the client’s waste services.

Our experts will then:

• Pinpoint any potential improvements to the current waste systems, such as amended collection schedules or bin sizes. Incumbent suppliers rarely have a clear incentive to reduce “fresh air” tipping costs – but we do.
• Identify alternative waste systems, which may deliver reduced costs, improved rebates, reductions in labour or streamlined operational processes. If your organisation hasn’t reviewed its system in the past few years then there are almost certainly alternative options that could be employed.
• Approach the market, having selected suppliers that would be a good match for the client’s needs.

Once the client has a complete and objective view of their options, we work with them to trial and implement their preferred solution.

We also have experience in helping organisations to achieve their corporate objectives relating to sustainability, for example, increasing recycling rates or achieving zero waste to landfill. These goals will be incorporated into a review and can often be realised alongside a reduction in costs.