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Hazardous industrial waste

For this type of waste, the security requirements of the processing operation, traceability, and compliance with strict norms can only be guaranteed by a reputed company.

ONE CENTRAL SITE AND REGIONAL PRESENCE

Recydis, a subsidiary of the Paprec Group, is specialised in the collection and processing of hazardous industrial waste: paint, solvents, asbestos, lead, etc.

Recydis processes 50,000 tonnes of hazardous industrial waste every year. The company has a central site that manages disposal projects and regional presence via 50 agencies to ensure optimised collection.

The Recydis network comprises the following sites:

  • Le Blanc-Mesnil (93)
  • La Chapelle-Saint-Ursin (18)
  • La Rochelle (17)
  • Mercuès (46)
  • Montardon (64)
  • Clermont-Ferrand (63)
  • Le Mans (72)
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GUARANTEED TRACEABILITY

Recydis proposing consulting missions to optimise the disposal of hazardous industrial waste in compliance with regulations and implements efficient resources: ADR vehicles, drivers trained in the transportation of hazardous substances, waste tracking forms for traceability (BSD, BSDA, FID, etc.).

A CUSTOMISED RESPONSE FOR ALL YOUR WASTE

Contact us about your “hazardous waste” problems and we will propose customised solutions.

N'hésitez pas à nous soumettre votre problématique "déchets Dangereux", nous vous apporterons une réponse personnalisée.

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