Waste contract audit
Collections, containers and charges reviewed.
Commercial Waste
Waste contracts can quietly drift out of shape as sites change. We audit collections, containers, suppliers and compliance records so your service matches what the business actually needs.
What We Do
Waste costs depend on more than the headline collection price. We look at service frequency, container use, compliance, supplier terms and site requirements together.
Collections, containers and charges reviewed.
Duty of care records and suppliers checked.
Service levels matched to site demand.
Providers benchmarked and simplified where possible.
Common Waste Problems
We right-size schedules and containers.
We simplify multi-site waste control.
We identify practical stream changes.
Duty of care records are reviewed.
We benchmark before renewal costs stick.
We reset the service around current demand.
Waste Case Study
Each site had different container sizes, collection days and renewal dates. Nobody had a consolidated view of what was being collected or why.
We reviewed invoices, container sizes and collection frequency, then identified several half-empty collections and duplicated charges.
The portfolio was consolidated to one provider with a revised schedule and clearer duty of care records. Service levels improved while annual cost reduced.
"The saving was good, but the admin reduction was just as valuable. We finally know what every site is paying for." - Operations Manager
The Process
We check suppliers, schedules and charges.
Collections and containers are compared with need.
Supplier and service changes are costed clearly.
Setup, paperwork and handover are managed.
Often, yes. We check whether bins, waste streams and collection schedules match actual site demand.
Yes. We can factor recycling streams, landfill diversion and reporting needs into the supplier recommendation.
Yes. Multi-site waste contracts are a strong fit because consolidation and standardisation can remove a lot of cost.
Yes. We can help check supplier records, duty of care documents and transfer note processes.
The aim is to plan handover carefully so service continues without gaps or missed collections.
Recent invoices, a supplier contract if available, and a rough view of your current collection schedule.
Free Review
We will review service levels, supplier charges and contract terms, then come back with clear opportunities to reduce cost and improve control.
Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm