By SuperUser Account on
13/03/2010 04:06
 The last few years have been good for The All Clear Company, we have been lucky enough to have shown growth in a time of economical down turn.
BUT when I say lucky what I really mean is we have worked extremely hard to build a waste solution that is dependable and second to none.
As I look to the future it is with a smile at the bigger and better services we are able to offer our customers. At The All Clear Company we have a great belief in positive customer services and a work ethic of “nothing is a problem.” Which alongside our professional well trained Clearance Teams makes for a perfect Waste Management & Recycling Clearance Service.
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By admin on
09/12/2009 22:19
 As like most of the Country, The All Clear Company and its staff have been gripped by this year’s X factor once again.
As it is now the final week it’s time to decide where our loyalties lie. Our favorite was Jedwood, purely for their comical presence. Where other waste companies ran ad campaigns to get rid of them as rubbish we could always see their recycle potential and would donate them to Butlins. But now the Irish twins are gone this year The All Clear Company are backing Dagenham Stacy.
Stacey, Joe and Olly will battle it out for the 2009 X factor crown this Saturday and The All Clear Company will be watching.
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By admin on
04/12/2009 12:09
Roads in east London became gridlocked after police were forced to close a northbound section of the A12 this Tuesday. A man refused to leave the roof of a gallery in Leytonstone causing chaos for rush hour traffic and The All Clear Company.
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A12 Traffic chaos!
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By admin on
02/09/2009 07:33
Waste transfer notes (Duty of Care)
The Environmental Protection Act (1990) imposes a Duty of Care on the handling of all waste which affects anyone who is a Waste:
- Producer
- Transporter
- Importer
If you Store waste, treat waste or recycle waste.
Primary responsibility for the handling of waste is down to the waste producer who must ensure that waste is stored securely and transferred to or by an authorised party only.
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By admin on
17/08/2009 19:56
 The landfill Regulations requiring pre-treatment of waste came into force on 30th October 2007.
Please read below some of the requirements that are involved.
Prior to waste being disposed of at landfill:
Due care and attention must be taken to help reduce waste quantity.
As the waste producer the onus and responsibly is on you to treat your waste at source or arrange to have your waste treated for you.
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By admin on
04/08/2009 20:35
Since the 6th of April 2008 SWMP’s are now a legal requirement in England for construction projects worth over £300,000. What is a SWMP? A SWMP is a document outlining the waste management methods for the delivery and disposal throughout all stages of a construction project costing £300,000 and above.
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By admin on
28/07/2009 05:56
 Have you ever tried to apply for a skip permit???
I ran an experiment today and the results were shocking to say the least.
I sat down as someone with a good knowledge of the waste industry, and the problems I came across baffled even me...
I spent lengthy periods of time on the phone trying to find the right department as most councils do not have a dedicated line for skip hire permits.
Once finally put though to the relevant department I was met by high prices and poor explanations. Most councils have a 3 day application period, so I was unable to get my waste collected until they were ready, GREAT.
Other ways of applying were long, drawn-out online applications where pr Read More »
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By admin on
19/07/2009 18:08
When you get up on Monday morning and the first thing you’re faced with is a problem, you know it’s just going to be one of those weeks.
On Monday we came in to find not one but two of our Clearance vehicles with flat tyres, great start.
Then on Wednesday one of our Clearance Teams got clamped by a cowboy parking company.
Let me explain what I mean by “cowboy”
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By admin on
14/07/2009 19:53
 As of the 1st January 2002 all Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) including CFC’s, must be removed from refrigeration equipment before recycling. This includes the ODS within the cooling system and the insulating foam inside the walls and doors.
Most manufacturers stopped using CFCs in 1994, but the alternative proved to be similarly environmentally damaging HCFCs for several years after. The average lifespan of a domestic fridge is ten to fifteen years which means that even today, most fridges being disposed of contain at least one kind of ODS. Read More »
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By SuperUser Account on
11/06/2009 19:33
Fly tipping refers to illegal deposition of waste on a land which does not have an authorized license for such usage. All forms of waste must be deposited at officially authorized sites. Any people committing or supporting such offences are liable to imprisonment or fines as designated by legal authorities. Fly tipping comes under the scanner of law as it imposes threat to public as well as environment. The waste disposal may contain toxic materials, metals, chemicals and other substances which give rise to contamination of multiple life sources like air and soil. It disturbs the whole ecosystem which imbalances the routine flow of many environmental producers. Besides environment, it can also reduce the value of property in a respective area.
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