1.

Inside an open bleach bottle with a red cap, showing dirty, discolored liquid and residue at the bottom.

2.

Transport

3.

Handling

Waste is unloaded, assessed & weighed according to EPA waste classification guidelines.

A worker in an orange safety vest driving a Crown forklift in a warehouse filled with large plastic containers stacked on metal pallets.

4.

Treatment

5.

Completion

Identification

Problem waste is discussed for classification or onsite identification. Quotes are sent for approval & transport logistics organised.

EPA documents raised for waste pick up. Trucks pick up waste from client site then proceed back to CleanEra’s covered bunded unloading bay located at our Mt Thorley, Singleton NSW facility.

A semi-truck parked under a large metal canopy at a warehouse loading dock, with pallets of large bottles or containers loaded onto the truck.

Waste is consolidated, then treated as per its waste classification and hazardous composition. Processes include physical separation, chemical separation, neutralisation, AOP (Advanced Oxidation Process) & thermal destruction.

A scientist wearing black gloves holding a glass flask with a liquid and sediment at the bottom in a laboratory.

Generated reporting & signed EPA certificate are forward to client for future records.

Personal protective equipment on a metal cart, including green gloves, safety glasses, a face mask, and a reflective orange safety vest.

Our Process

Accepted Loads
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