Computer Recycling, Canterbury

Overview:

UK legislation is designed to ensure the use of trained, competent organizations in the treatment of redundant computer hardware. The objective is to ensure the thorough, traceable decommissioning of redundant products thus preventing contamination of local environments through the release of hazardous materials. A large proportion of IT-waste is deemed hazardous by nature of it's components and it's movement inside the UK is strictly controlled. This coupled with the WEEE directive, means that specialist service providers must be sought for the recycling of redundant equipment.

About IT-Green:

IT-Green is a specialist, professional service provider, offering it's unique solutions to Companies in Canterbury. The services offered to it's clients comply with current UK legislation by providing:

• Licensed waste carrier service for movement of any electrical/ electronic waste.
• Authorised treatment facility for the recycling of redundant IT equipment.
• Compliance with legal frameworks derived from EU legislation.

With expertise in the fields of I.T and waste management, IT-Green has combined two requisite professions in order to provide it's customers with a highly efficient service. The service incorporates:

• Provision of a Data destruction service*
• Asset tracking available to clients*
• Use of in-house employees only. No sub-contracting of works.
• Cost efficient collection/ recycling service from Canterbury businesses.
• Trained, uniformed personnel
• Issuing of all relevant paperwork, in line with relevant legislative frameworks.

Compliance:

The service offered by IT-Green is based upon an ethical stance towards key waste and recycling issues, including:

• The export of hazardous electronic wastes
• Use of landfill in the disposal of wastes

Our service differs, because we avoid the use of unethical practises in the recycling of our client's waste computers. Our framework of services is designed to ensure:

• Maximum resource return: We manually process and segregate out computer parts into their constituent materials
• Use of UK based refineries, brokers and scrap yards for all raw materials
• Re-use of functional computer hardware within UK households, schools, charities and needy organizations.