Share your material brief
Tell us what the material is, where it comes from, how much there is and where it is located. A rough estimate is useful if clearly labelled.
Bring: Material type, quantity, condition, location and your contact details.
OUR PROCESS
Clarity before
the first collection.
A good recovery conversation begins well before material reaches a facility. Here is the route from first enquiry to an agreed engagement.
Review suitability
We discuss the stream and may request further information before deciding whether to proceed. Do not send samples or material without agreement.
Clarify: Technology, contamination, availability and any additional assessment.
Agree the engagement
Set out the accepted material, commercial basis, responsibilities and logistics in writing. One-off and recurring arrangements can be discussed.
Confirm: Pricing basis, quantity reconciliation, transport and documentation scope.
Arrange the handover
Coordinate dispatch and receipt against the agreed plan. Retain the relevant inventory and handover records for your own operations.
Check: Who arranges packaging, movement, receiving and material identification.
Complete the agreed scope
Processing and supporting records follow the engagement terms. Discuss the type of output information you need before work starts.
Align: Deliverables, record formats and any material specifications.
Documentation starts with the right questions.
Regulatory duties depend on the material, activity and organisation involved. Discuss the documents and authorisations relevant to your engagement before dispatch. An enquiry acknowledgement is not a recycling certificate.
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Your next chapter starts with a conversation.
Tell us what you have, where it is, and what you need to achieve.