Kleenwaste remains mindful of its moral commitment to not only the UK environment but also its impact on a global level. We are proud of our commitment to the customers we serve in our environmentally sound service and our impressive waste recycling activities. All our operational activities consider the best option as presented by the Waste Hierarchy.
Waste Hierarchy
Safetykleen removed 64,260 tonnes of Waste from their sites in 2021, 80% of this was recovered using R codes = 51,233 tonne and the 20% of this was disposal of through other means using D codes. Additionally, the 16 tonnes of this were sent to landfill which equates to <1%.
Corporate commitment is a huge positive, but small, everyday things make a huge difference to our local environment. Let’s take the opportunity to use “Global Recycling Day on the 18th of March” to reinvigorate our personal commitment to the environment at work and home – Remember the “4 Rs” in everything you do.
KDC have over 20 years working in the decommissioning, demolition, and land remediation field. KDC serves the nuclear, oil gas and process, pharmaceutical and industrial markets. Their focus is on safety, health, and environment (SHE).
Safetykleen have been the preferred service provider for clearing hazardous / industrial waste from KDC projects.
We’re proud to have helped KDC Decommission, a demolition remediation company, remove circa. 30,000 litters of hazardous waste products, which was required to be done in an extremely speedy timeframe.
At Kleenwaste we are committed to the health and safety of our colleagues, our valued customers, and your employees. Despite the challenges the coronavirus presents to most businesses, we would like to remind our customers and future customers that we continuously are implementing thorough processes and keep measures in place to protect our colleagues, customers, suppliers, and the general public.
Kleenwaste employees are considered critical and fall into the category of a key worker, in line with the current guideline of the UK Government. Directly and indirectly, through its customers, Kleenwaste serves businesses essential to our community, including emergency services, grocery retailers, utility businesses, and the NHS. Therefore our teams across the country will continue their work in these difficult times to support the community.
We are monitoring the situation daily and offering the usual compliant, preventative plans, and safety measures to keep providing the best service to our customers.
Our colleagues continue to e-sign orders on behalf of customers to limit the potential spread of infection through the handling of electronic tablets and our colleagues continue to practice social distancing at site, follow your health & safety guidance on-site, and use appropriate PPE.
Assuring your quality, productivity, and compliance. Our team is always here to help with any queries you may have and discuss how we can tailor our services to your needs – enquiries@kleenwaste.com
We are open for business and supplying our services in full compliance with World Health Organisation and Government guidelines.
We have introduced new site-visit protocols with reinforced health and safety measures.
As ever we are committed to supporting your business, through this period and beyond.
This week Kleenwaste have welcomed 5 new trucks to its dedicated fleet. The new 7.5 tonne trucks are added to the existing fleet to serve its large UK customer base through Kleenwaste’s branch network.
With taking delivery of the new trucks, Kleenwaste is making progress with the investment of upgrading and expanding its dedicated fleet.
“Despite Covid-19, we continue to invest in expanding and upgrading our fleet, which allows us to deliver superior customer service to an ever-growing customer base across the UK,” Mark Cawley, Managing Director Safetykleen UK. “In October 2019 we rebranded our waste business to Kleenwaste and taking delivery of the new trucks with new Kleenwaste livery is a major milestone for us and our dedicated team members across the UK.”
Investing in its dedicated fleet of trucks and oil tankers is a key focus area for Kleenwaste. Since 2019 these investments have contributed to being awarded the FORS Silver level and a reduction in fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Mark Cawley believes the fleet investment plan will provide additional capacity for business growth and enhanced customer service, while creating one of the most modern and environmentally friendly fleets in the UK.
About Kleenwaste
Kleenwaste is part of Safetykleen International. Kleenwaste is the UK leader in management of hazardous and industrial waste and waste oil collection. With over 80,000 collections a year, Kleenwaste serves over 450 industries nationwide using its own dedicated fleet of oil tankers and collection vans. Kleenwaste has 19 dedicated waste transfer stations and over 120 employees across the country to serve its customers with managing their waste streams.
About Safetykleen International
Established in 1973, Safetykleen International is the market leader in surface treatment and chemical application services – providing industrial component, part and tool cleaning equipment, tailored chemicals, with regularly scheduled services and spent chemical collections.
Safetykleen International provides customer efficient outsourcing solutions to address a wide range of critical manufacturing and maintenance, repair and overhaul processes across Metalworking, Transportation and Manufacturing sectors.
With a network of 92 service locations operating across 14 countries throughout Europe, Turkey, Brazil and China, Safetykleen International delivers a unique full-service proposition, combining a culture of innovation to deliver Productivity, Quality and Compliance to our customers.
Safetykleen is the world’s leading provider of chemical cleaning & environmental solutions offering a wide range of solutions to address the needs of a diverse customer base. Each product has been developed to augment customers’ productivity, quality and compliance. Safetykleen’s unique service offer combines parts washing equipment, scheduled services, speciality chemicals and industrial waste collection ensuring the total peace of mind that comes as standard for customers. As a specialist mechanical parts cleaning & environmental solutions organisation, product integrity ensures that the client’s goods and services run smoothly and economically. Again, the corporate sustainable ethos ensures all of the above is maintained while looking after the environment.
Solution
The unique Pushback System from Safety Unlimited stacks pallets of drums or IBCs within the same clever unit. Drums are four per pallet and IBCs two at a time across a total of 24 pallets two deep, on two levels. How does it work? Place the first pallet on the Pushback cradle, on the shelf, and push back the next pallet against the first one. When you take a pallet off of the shelf the next pallet glides forward. This is based on a safe, proven, pallet rack system including thoughtful colour coding of the internal structure to ensure correct placement. Each unit measures 8900mm x 3200mm x 3300mm (LxDxH) with lockable sliding doors in any colour scheme and made from 2.5mm profiled Steel Sheet.
Results
Phil Wicks, Operations Project Manager for Safetykleen sets the scene; “We have had a long and positive relationship with Safety Unlimited as leaders in our respective fields. The Pushback system really caught our attention being a very simple and very effective concept, and it meets all of our key criteria, including expanding and improving our storage options and best utilising the space available. We are now installing Pushback units as a matter of course across our national depot network with positive feedback from the local managers”.
A Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor (DGSA) is a person certified to provide advice to companies whose activities include consignment, carriage, or the related packing, loading, filling or unloading of dangerous goods to monitor compliance with legal requirements and to ensure the preparation of annual reports. The DGSA is also responsible for implementing specified procedures relating to handling and managing dangerous goods and that they are adhered to throughout the business.
The legislation requires companies to appoint an external DGSA to their business for ADR compliance. Kleenwaste offer a comprehensive DGSA service, which will ensure your business is compliant with all legislative requirements. Kleenwaste will appoint you a designated DGSA who will work closely with you advising on correct procedures for your site, supply regular updates and create your annual report.
The regulations surrounding this requirement (ADR) previously exempted companies from requiring a designated DGSA if they consign shipments, but are not actively involved in any of the loading, packing, filling or unloading activities. However, an amendment to the ADR 2019 now requires these companies to recruit or appoint a DGSA by 31st December 2021.
About Kleenwaste
Kleenwaste is part of Safetykleen Europe. Kleenwaste is the UK leader in management of hazardous and industrial waste and waste oil collection. With over 80,000 collections a year, Kleenwaste serves over 450 industries nationwide using its own dedicated fleet of oil tankers and collection vans. Kleenwaste has 19 dedicated waste transfer stations and over 120 employees across the country to serve its customers with managing their waste streams.
About Safetykleen Europe
Established in the 1973, Safetykleen Europe is the market leader in surface treatment and chemical application services – providing industrial component, part and tool cleaning equipment, tailored chemicals, with regular scheduled services and spent chemical collections.
Safetykleen Europe provides customer efficient outsourcing solutions to address a wide range of critical manufacturing and maintenance, repair and overhaul processes across Metalworking, Transportation and Manufacturing sectors.
London – 8 October, 2019 – Kleenwaste is proud to announce the launch of its bespoke Environmental Management System (EMS) advisory service. To be compliant with updated UK environmental permitted guidance, regulated businesses must implement an EMS. Kleenwaste offer a bespoke service, including site assessments, review of existing systems and the individual business needs that will help businesses implement an EMS in line with the new guidance. “UK permitting requirements are evolving and becoming stricter on businesses to reduce their environmental impact. The new EMS requirement is a key example of this, but for many businesses in the SMB segment this is a complex issue requiring detailed knowledge of the legislative landscape. That is where Kleenwaste can help them and take on a large part of the burden for assessment and implementation of an EMS,” according to Kleenwaste’s Head of Compliance, David Cribb.
EMS requirement explained
An Environmental Management System (EMS) is a set of processes and procedures that enable a business to reduce its environmental impact and increase operating efficiency.
From 7 April 2019, if you have a waste permit that was granted before 6 April 2008 you need to manage and operate your waste activity in line with a written management system. This system should be bespoke to your operation and should describe what you will do to minimise the risk of pollution from the activities covered by your permit. Your risk assessment has to be part of your management system. Any business must have its management system in place before it starts operating and must be implemented fully when the business is in operation. If a business fails to do so, it’s in breach of its permit which can lead to hefty fines or even site closures.
The amount of information a business needs in its management system will depend on how complicated and risky their activities are. If a permit is for low-risk activities, for example a small sewage treatment works, the management system can be simple or if it has a number of permits they may be covered by an overall management system. It may carry out certain things in the same way at different permitted sites and may also have site specific procedures. A business needs to be able to explain what happens at each site and which parts of the overall management system apply. For example at some sites it may need to show it’s carrying out additional measures to prevent pollution because they are nearer to sensitive locations than others.
About Kleenwaste
Kleenwaste is part of Safetykleen Europe. Kleenwaste is the UK leader in management of hazardous and industrial waste and waste oil collection. With over 80,000 collections a year, Kleenwaste serves over 450 industries nationwide using its own dedicated fleet of oil tankers and collection vans. Kleenwaste has 19 dedicated waste transfer stations and over 120 employees across the country to serve its customers with managing their waste streams
About Safetykleen Europe
Established in the 1973, Safetykleen Europe is the market leader in surface treatment and chemical application services – providing industrial component, part and tool cleaning equipment, tailored chemicals, with regular scheduled services and spent chemical collections.
Safetykleen Europe provides customer efficient outsourcing solutions to address a wide range of critical manufacturing and maintenance, repair and overhaul processes across Metalworking, Transportation and Manufacturing sectors.
With a network of 92 service locations operating across 14 countries throughout Europe, Turkey, Brazil and China, Safetykleen Europe delivers a unique full service proposition, combining a culture of innovation to deliver Productivity, Quality and Compliance to our customers.
Brentford – 9 October 2019 – Kleenwaste has welcomed no less than 9 brand new tankers to its dedicated fleet of oil tankers. The new DAF trucks have been added to the existing fleet in order to serve its large nationwide customer base through Kleenwaste’s branch network.
With taking delivery of the new tankers, Kleenwaste has completed the upgrade and expansion of its tanker fleet, and its entire nationwide fleet is now on average less than three years in service. It also marks the final stage of a £ 2.5 million investment. In 2020 Kleenwaste plans to invest a further £ 1 million to expand and upgrade its fleet further.
“In recent years our business and customer base has grown steadily and by adding the 9 new tankers to our fleet, we’ll be able to continue to deliver superior customer service,” Mark Cawley, Managing Director for Kleenwaste. “Our superior customer service and quick collection of waste oils is one of our key differentiators in the market.”
Cawley believes the fleet investment plan will provide additional capacity for business growth and enhanced customer service and create one of the most modern and environmentally efficient oil tanker fleets in the UK.
About Kleenwaste
Kleenwaste is part of Safetykleen Europe. Kleenwaste is the UK leader in management of hazardous and industrial waste and waste oil collection. With over 80,000 collections a year, Kleenwaste serves over 450 industries nationwide using its own dedicated fleet of oil tankers and collection vans. Kleenwaste has 19 dedicated waste transfer stations and over 120 employees across the country to serve its customers with managing their waste streams.
About Safetykleen Europe
Established in 1973, Safetykleen Europe is the market leader in surface treatment and chemical application services – providing industrial component, part and tool cleaning equipment, tailored chemicals, with regularly scheduled services and spent chemical collections.
Safetykleen Europe provides customer efficient outsourcing solutions to address a wide range of critical manufacturing and maintenance, repair and overhaul processes across Metalworking, Transportation and Manufacturing sectors.
With a network of 92 service locations operating across 14 countries throughout Europe, Turkey, Brazil and China, Safetykleen Europe delivers a unique full-service proposition, combining a culture of innovation to deliver Productivity, Quality and Compliance to our customers.
London – 8 October, 2019 – Safetykleen is proud to announce the launch of its Kleenwaste business unit. Although Safetykleen has been active in management and collection of hazardous waste for many years, growing into UK’s market leader, up to now it has been a part of the Safetykleen branding.
Over recent years legislation across the UK related to reducing businesses waste streams and increased recycling requirements have become tighter. As a result, hazardous waste collection and management has grown into an important part of many businesses across a wide variety of industries.
Kleenwaste has been launched as a brand and business unit allows Safetykleen to reposition itself on the UK market from a hazardous waste collector to a value-added business partner that provides advisory and consultancy services to its customers to help them remain compliant with current legislation and reduce their waste streams throughout their operations.
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