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RECYCLING MATERIALS MANAGEMENT FUEL FROM WASTE
The parent company
Holdings Company
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Waste and RecyclingWilliam Bain
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Established in 1999, at first it was to deliver waste services for one local authority…
Working to help businesses recycle and
save money
Managing your local recycling centre
Running our materials sorting factories
Collecting recyclable materials from your
doorstep
Creating fuel from waste
Educating and inspiring
Safe and sustainable transport of wastes
….nowadays we deliver a much wider range of services to the private and public sectors – right across the country.
The parent company
Premier Waste Recycling Ltd
Premier Waste Recycling Ltd was established as a subsidiary of HW Martin Waste Ltd in 2011.
o Focus on the North East Region and Yorkshire
o Country-wide facilities and capability
o Quality commercial services to the private sector
o Continues HW Martin’s strength in the public sector
Premier Waste Recycling Ltd
The Martin Group has invested heavily in Premier Waste Recycling.
PWR offers a wide range of services to the commercial sector.
Large fleet of vehicles, including rolonoff container lorries, 7.5-tonne and 3.5-tonne lorries and RCV-type collection lorries
A large volume of containers used and stocked, from boxes and small wheeled bins up to skips and 40-yard containers
The infrastructure of the Martin Group
Locations
Our specialist capabilities
State of the art materials recycling facilities (“MRFs”)
Materials bulking and transfer
WashingtonLeedsAlfreton
WashingtonSandbach
AlfretonNorthampton
Glass sorting technology
Alfreton
Plastics sorting technology
Leeds
Our specialist capabilities
Production of fuel from waste
Northampton
Confidential waste shredding
Drum, Co. Durham
Our specialist capabilities
Recycling experts
We recycle almost 1 million tonnes of waste material each year
University of Leeds
We collect an average of 6.5 tonnes of waste materials from the university every day.
None of this material goes to landfill.
University of Leeds
Materials currently collected:
Mixed general waste Dry mixed recyclables Food waste Cardboard Plastics - various Cans – steel and aluminium Waste paper Confidential waste Toner cartridges WEEE – including SDA, LDA & Haz Batteries
University of Leeds
Separation of Mixed General Waste takes place at Leeds “Super MRF”.
Materials extracted include:
Mixed packagingPlastics
WoodMetalsGlassFood
The remainder is turned into SRF (solid recovered fuel)
University of Leeds
Separately collected materials and their destinations
CardboardBaled in Leeds and shipped to UK or European mills
PaperBaled in Leeds and shipped to UK mills
PlasticsSorted in Leeds and either washed and flaked or baled and shipped to Lincolnshire
GlassSorted and processed in South Yorkshire
Food wasteComposted in West Yorkshire
CansBaled in Leeds and reprocessed in UK steel plants
University of Leeds
WEEE materials and their destinations
BatteriesTo UK based re-processer where the lead is re-used in the manufacture of new batteries
Fluorescent tubesTo UK based re-processor where glass is recovered and re-used as loft insulation, end caps go to steel making, mercury phosphor powder is distilled and used to produce mercury
TonersEither re-filled or the plastic casings are granulated and washed before being reprocessed into new plastics
University of Leeds
WEEE materials and their destinations
SDA (Small Domestic Appliances)Stripped down and all plastic is granulated, non-ferrous and ferrous metals are separated and recycled
LDA (Large Domestic Appliances)Stripped down and all plastic is granulated, non-ferrous and ferrous metals are separated and recycled
Hazardous WEEE (mainly fridges and monitors)De-gassed and made safe before being stripped down and re-processed as above
How to get in touch….
Premier Waste Recycling Ltd
Third Avenue
Drum Industrial Estate
Birtley
County Durham DH2 1AY
0191 410 9696
www.premierwaste.uk.com
www.hwmartin.com/recycling