At U.S. Waste Industries, Inc., we understand how important industrial recycling is today for saving money and meeting your sustainability goals. With rising waste disposal fees and raw material costs, advancements in recycling have only made the process more economically viable. That’s why we offer several reuse and recycling programs to support highly efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective waste disposal.
With a nationwide industrial network and a commitment to finding innovative waste management solutions, we help our clients achieve optimal recyclability and material reuse.
We’ll recover acids and solvents to lower waste disposal expenses, separate recyclable liquid chemicals and metals from the waste stream for reuse, blend flammable waste with various fuel sources for sustainable energy supplies, and more.
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U.S. Waste has developed a comprehensive collection of safe and reliable industrial recycling and reuse programs to facilitate lean manufacturing and minimize waste.
Benefits of Industrial Recycling
Our hazardous waste minimization efforts offer the following advantages:
Lower costs for non-hazardous waste disposal
Boosted profitability via recovered resources
Diversion of landfill waste for more sustainable operations
Increased brand reputability from environmentally conscious efforts
Adherence to environmental guidelines and regulations
Types of Industrial Waste We Recycle
Our waste stream management and other recycling solutions apply to multiple types of waste, including:
- Copper, steel, aluminum, and other metal scrap materials
- Plastics
- Cardboard and paper
- Wood and wood-based materials
- Brick, concrete, and other inert materials
- Textiles
- Electronic waste (e-waste)
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We also excel at hazardous waste management and minimization, with the ability to spot and separate reusable materials like solvents, acids, fuels, oils, and fluorescent lightbulbs from your waste stream.
Our Industrial Recycling Process
To achieve optimal results with industrial recycling, we’ve implemented a proven process that includes the following:
Consultation. We begin with an initial consultation to determine your unique recycling needs based on your operation’s current waste generation.
Waste stream management. Our experts then identify all the materials suited for recycling and reuse, putting together a waste stream management plan customized to your organization.
On-site waste collection. Next, we safely and efficiently gather the specified recyclable materials at your location.
Processing and transportation. We combine our innovative processing facilities with a network of trusted transportation service providers to reliably handle and transfer your materials for recycling or disposal.
Documentation and reporting. To document your efforts toward meeting your recycling and waste diversion goals, we develop detailed, accurate reports for each customer.
Hazardous Waste Minimization Techniques
Even with hazardous materials, we employ multiple methods to minimize waste. For example, we can use source reduction techniques like material substitution and process optimization to cut down on waste generation at its source.
Additionally, we offer segregation and recycling to safely separate viable, recyclable materials from waste. Any remaining hazardous waste then undergoes treatment and disposal in compliance with industry and environmental regulations.
Benefits of Partnering With U.S. Waste for Industrial Recycling
You’ll experience several advantages when working with U.S. Waste. Our well-trained team has ample knowledge and experience in industrial waste management, with a focus on adhering to all relevant environmental and safety standards.
Our dedicated customer service representatives are available to provide top-tier support and industrial project guidance. Also, we’ve equipped our advanced processing facilities with cutting-edge technologies to enhance efficiency and streamline your recycling process.