SERVICES
01.
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
India generates more than 3 million MT of e-waste annually and has potential to reach to 20 million MT by 2020. We at Global E-Waste Management System really understand our growing responsibilities with the growing volumes. We are committed to provide dynamic modules to handle increasing volume of urban mines of natural resources out of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
02.
Door to Door E-Waste Collection
We Value your time and so we offer Door To Door step pickup of your e-waste.
03.
Reverse Logistics
At Global E-Waste Management System, we have our own fleet of trucks and containers as well as tie- ups with number of leading logistics companies to support our initiative of returning back the basic commodities to the respective industries without further withdrawal from mines. This robust network of reverse logistic will certainly promote formal recycling of e-waste. We hope that the above mechanism will certainly prevent informal and unscientific disposal and its subsequent hazards to health and the environment.
04.
Data Destruction
Handling over of Data Devices like HDDs, Media tapes, Flash Drives etc. is a major challenges for any organisation while going for disposal of IT equipment. These Data Devices are loaded with lots of confidential information of the company & its client and personal / secret information of the staff etc. and hence it becomes very important that before handling over such devices, all the data are completely sanitized/ destroyed.
05.
Lamp Recycling
One-stop shop for lamp recycling to suit all needs.
Mobile facility for on-site lamp crushing and recycling.
Suitable for all types of lamps including broken lamps.
Fully documented and auditable system
06.
EPR implementation
Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) or may be conveyed as Environment Protection Responsibility (EPR) broadens the responsibility of manufactures beyond the factory gates to end-of-life management of their products when discarded by the end user.
Extended Producer’s Responsibility concept was first time formally introduced in the European Union at the time of implementing WEEE Directive(i.e. Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment Directive) in July, 2006 to regulate movement of end of life EEE. Under the concept, producers/importers are responsible to take back their products from the consumer either at the end of life of the respective products or as and when the user wants to discard for disposal.
