Waste disposal and council waste management solutions that conserve resources

Construction and demolition waste (CDW) is generated during construction, renovation, and demolition of buildings, bridges, public work projects, roads, plants, and dams. This waste must be properly managed in order to reduce environmental burdens and conserve finite natural resources. As a result, it is critical to reuse resources or take steps to reduce waste in the first place. A business would be able to improve its sustainability while also contributing to environmental conservation by doing so. Waste of any kind, whether construction, household waste, industrial waste, or any other category of waste, should be handled properly to avoid causing harm to people and the environment.

Solo Resource Recovery provides council waste management and waste disposal services that are efficient and compliant, lowering costs while maintaining high operational standards and increasing organisational awareness. It provides wheelie bins of various sizes for the safe and efficient collection and disposal of domestic, organszational, and industrial waste.

Salvaging and reusing waste material

Construction waste, which primarily consists of concrete, bricks, drywall, metal, glass, wood, and rocks, is frequently bulky, inert, bio-incompatible, and overloads landfills. Deconstruction helps in the preservation of materials and the elimination of waste. Because the building is selectively disassembled piece by piece, it is a better alternative to demolition. Plumbing fixtures, large pieces of lumbar, windows, and tiles can be reused and transformed into valuable resources, or they can be donated and used as a tax write-off.

Solo Resource Recovery uses advanced waste disposal techniques and council waste management to salvage, recover, and reuse as much material as possible for its waste disposal services and council waste management. To ensure that all recyclable material is adequately recycled and recovered, the company's recycling unit efficiently separates wood, metals, plastics, glass, and aggregate. The company is able to recover more than 90% of the incoming construction waste by using specialised technology. Its wet-processing technology reduces pollution during the manufacturing process.

Specialised tools and equipment to handle waste

Materials are handled with tools and equipment that are specifically designed to withstand heavy loads and resist abrasion. To allow for waste maneouverability and modular interoperability, trucks and containers of various sizes are used. Solo Resource Recovery, through its highly coordinated transportation network, provides one-stop solutions to businesses, households, and industries for everything from PCBs to cylinders, hazardous waste removal services, and council waste management.

Wood can be reused for making landscaping pellets, garden mulch, and fuel. Shredded cardboard and paper can be used to create insulation and animal bedding. Crushed glass or cullet can be used in aggregate and concrete, whereas inert materials like bricks, stones, soil, and so on can be used to make aggregates like asphalt and concrete. In small amounts, crushed and de-papered gypsum can be used as soil amendments. Packaging materials can be returned to suppliers to be repurposed. Concrete and masonry waste can be recycled and reused as aggregate in the production of concrete for road construction and building materials.

To recycle products with known risks, such as asbestos-containing materials, medical waste, petroleum-derived products, hazardous waste, and waste-contaminated materials, the company uses specialised recycling methods.

Council waste management solutions to optimise waste recovery and limit injuries

Solo's waste disposal services and council waste management solutions are intended to maximize waste recovery, reduce injuries, and gain the support of the communities in which it operates. Solo manages all of its council waste management contracts through its accredited Integrated Quality, Safety, and Environment Management System, which is certified to AS/NZS ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018. As a result, the council can be confident that Solo's council waste management solutions will be delivered to the highest standards, with a focus on all aspects of service delivery.

All collection vehicles used by the company for council waste management are designed and built in-house by its engineering department and manufacturing facility, and are outfitted with features to meet the council's specific requirements. All of the company's trucks are subjected to a rigorous monthly maintenance regimen, which is tracked via the company's business management system. It utilises a cutting-edge vehicle management system that includes a dependable and informative GPS tracking system as well as images for compliance and reporting purposes. The company's own internal experienced database managers collect, validate, and manage data in accordance with Council requirements.          

Australia-wide services

Solo Resource Recover also provides industrial bins, construction waste services, business recycling services, liquid waste, commercial waste, and other waste disposal services to businesses. Industrial services offered by the company include subsurface engineering and maintenance, drain and pipe cleaning, geotech& pavement investigation, vacuum excavation, street sweeping, and more. The company also provides its septic tank cleaning services to households. Solo Resource Recovery provides council waste management and waste disposal services in Adelaide, Chinderah, Melbourne, Northern-Rivers, Pottsville, and other areas.