Hi-Tech Recycling

Spacious Dismantling Area: Our facility is designed with ample dismantling space to efficiently process incoming waste.
Dust Collection System: Each workstation is equipped with a dedicated dust collection system, ensuring a clean and safe working environment.
Well-Lit Workstations: Adequate lighting is provided to help operators work comfortably, efficiently, and in a fresh, clean environment.

Extending Product Life: Not every scrap item reaches the end of life; some materials can be refurbished and reused, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.
Dedicated Refurbishment Section: A separate refurbishing area is designated for processing usable materials, equipped with the necessary tools and a dust collection system to ensure a clean workspace.
Testing & Processing: Incoming materials are carefully tested for reuse before being transferred to the refurbishment area for restoration.
Quality Assurance & Distribution: Refurbished items undergo final testing before being sold to registered vendors, ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.

Secure Storage: A dedicated area is allocated for storing hazardous waste before it is sent to a Government-approved Common Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage & Disposal Facility (CHWTSDF).
Safety & Security: The storage area is kept under lock and key to prevent unauthorized access and avoid spillage or contamination.
Regulatory Compliance: We ensure that all hazardous waste is handled, stored, and disposed of in accordance with environmental and safety regulations.

Safety First: Designated Emergency Assembly Areas are strategically located within our facility to ensure the safety of employees and visitors in case of an emergency.
Well-Marked & Accessible: These areas are clearly marked and easily accessible, providing a safe gathering point during evacuation procedures.
Emergency Preparedness: Regular safety drills and training sessions are conducted to ensure that all personnel are aware of emergency protocols and evacuation routes.

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