Resources
Resources are inherently finite simply because they require the spend of other resources to access them, prepare them for use, use them, and eventually discard them.
Our approach to the conservation of resources is anchored on the need for the minimization of waste on all stages of resources handling. Waste minimization, as our key technique to resource efficiency, is reduction in the quantity of hazardous wastes achieved through a conscientious application of innovative or alternative procedures.
Simple adjustments to a process producing wastes (e.g., a vehicle cleaning operation, etc.) may be the only requirement to achieve some results.
Our approach to the conservation of resources is anchored on the need for the minimization of waste on all stages of resources handling. Waste minimization, as our key technique to resource efficiency, is reduction in the quantity of hazardous wastes achieved through a conscientious application of innovative or alternative procedures.
Simple adjustments to a process producing wastes (e.g., a vehicle cleaning operation, etc.) may be the only requirement to achieve some results.
What do we work on?
Our resource efficiency strategies focused on 7 key forms of waste, including:
What facilities do we service?
• Retail/ Malls
• Schools
• Industrial Buildings
• Chemical Plants
• Office Buildings
• Schools
• Industrial Buildings
• Chemical Plants
• Office Buildings
• Manufacturing
• Hospitals
• Water treatment plants
• Power utilities
• Hotels
• Hospitals
• Water treatment plants
• Power utilities
• Hotels
• Casinos
• Mines
• Campus Buildings
• Residential Complexes
• Residential Flats
• Mines
• Campus Buildings
• Residential Complexes
• Residential Flats