Trade Waste Recycling Inverness

Contact us for more information on how to get custom-tailored trade waste collection and disposal for your company, and we’ll walk you through the process for free!

What is Trade Waste?

All liquid waste generated by a business, excluding human waste and personal hygiene, is referred to as trade waste. All surplus material created by a business or corporation that has nothing to do with the day-to-day ordinary waste produced by office and employee operations, such as office paper and other garbage, is referred to as trade waste. Most trade waste is liquid, such as oils, greases, and chemicals.

In comparison to used water and pollutants produced by household and ordinary commercial activities, trade waste requires further treatment.

You must apply for a trade waste licence before disposing of trade waste. This aids in the management of treatment processes, which is critical for public and environmental health. It also helps to keep our people safe by preventing infrastructural damage. You can rest assured that Inverness waste has all the required licensing in trade waste management. We will dispose of your tarde waste with care and consideration for the environment.

Trade Waste Management Inverness

Trade waste management necessitates careful handling because it can be hazardous to both the environment and persons. It can contaminate drinking water, damage sewage infrastructure because most of it is abrasive, and produce toxic gases like methane. As a result, having a trade waste management system in place is imperative for your company. If you own a company that makes some sort of trade waste, you need to hire a registered waste management company like us.

To find out what we can do to help your business manage trade waste properly, please contact us at 01463 800 485 if you run a business that produces waste and don’t know where to start.

Trade Waste Disposal

Trade waste may be disposed of into sewerage systems.However,  you will need a pretreatment system that will treat the trade waste before it enters the sewerage so that it does not cause harm to sewerage or people working in the sewerage. Inorganic pollutants in trade waste may not be removed at treatment plants and end up damaging the environment. If some of these are present in your company’s trade waste, it’s better to dispose of it as hazardous waste.

Being legally obligated to ensure that you protect the environment while operating a business that generates trade waste does not have to be daunting. We’re here for you. For all your trade waste needs and information, call 01463 800 485 or fill out the form for a free estimate.

Another Form of Trade Waste

When speaking of trade waste, many business owners may think of commercial waste. Trade waste, the type known as business or commercial waste, is any waste generated by premises used solely or mostly for the purposes of a business or trade, as well as for sport, recreation, entertainment, or education. Trade waste is defined as any trash that results from commercial activities. This also includes the following:

• When working on private residential premises, you generate waste (e.g. if you run your business from home).

• Waste generated by employees at your company’s location.

There are two types of trade waste: hazardous and non-hazardous. Hazardous waste is defined as any material that has the potential to harm human health or the environment. Asbestos, oil, batteries, and infectious bodily waste are all included. Unless you work in a hazardous industry (for example, pharmaceuticals), the majority of your waste will be non-hazardous.