E-Waste Destruction
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Discover how Grace can assist with your organisation's e-waste destruction and recycling requirements.
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At Grace, we know that your business, like ours, cares about the environment. That’s why we’ve made recycling e-waste a priority to prevent harmful toxins leaking out from landfill sites, polluting nearby waterways and soil, and harming wildlife.
What exactly is e-waste?
E-waste refers to electrical equipment that doesn’t store sensitive data and therefore doesn’t contain a security component. That means it can simply be destroyed, then broken down into separate materials that can be recycled and reused.
Full-spectrum recycling capabilities
Not only can we destroy your data storage devices, we can also collect and recycle the remaining materials of non-secure electronic equipment such as monitors, keyboards, mice, cables and telephones.
Conserving our planet's finite resources
The process of e-waste recycling recovers base metals such as copper, aluminium and steel, which can be reused in their raw form.
Destruction you can feel good about
We are able to destroy and break down a wide range of products to ensure that as much of them as possible is recycled and diverted from landfill, which helps to protect the environment.
Up to 98% efficiency
E-waste recycling can prevent up to 98% of your electrical products from causing potential harm to the environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
To go ahead, we will need to set you up with an account in our system. You will be asked to provide the following details:
- Billing name
- Billing address
- Service address
- Contact person (Name, phone number, email)
- Any site specific information for our drivers
Similar to paper, all media, hard drives & product, is fed through a specialised industrial shredder.
Media and product destruction is recycled where possible.
Hard drive destruction is recycled
Yes, on request Grace will provide you with a certificate of destruction.
Grace is a National Association of Information Destruction (NAID) member, however not an accredited member as we do not own our own shredding facilities. Grace group however does hold ISO 9001 Quality accreditations and ISO 27001 Security Information accreditations. Grace police checks and clears all of its staff upon employment and again every 2 years. Grace audits all shredding facilities we engage on an annual basis via site inspection.
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