Hazardous Waste Transport & Disposal

Q: Is WEEE waste hazardous?

Yes, WEEE waste can be hazardous. Here’s why: Contains harmful substances: Items like computers and TVs have dangerous materials such as lead, mercury and cadmium. Environmental risks: If not disposed of correctly, these substances can pollute soil and water. Health concerns: Exposure to these materials can cause health issues such as respiratory problems and skin irritation. Legal requirements: UK regulations require proper disposal of WEEE waste to prevent environmental and health hazards. Proper disposal: WEEE waste should be collected and disposed of by licensed waste carriers.

WEEE Waste Disposal Services

Safe, reliable and compliant collection and disposal of WEEE waste.

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No More Waiting

We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service, quick responses and fast turnaround, from your initial quote to your service date.

No More Guessing

You’ll have access to our team of experts to support you with identifying, packaging, and labelling complex waste types.

No More Wondering

You’ll have traceability of your waste with all of your data in one place, ensuring compliance from generation to disposal.

Hazport: Your Trusted Partner for WEEE Waste Disposal

As a leading provider of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) services since 2006, we’ve established a reputation for reliability, compliance and expert solutions. Our experienced team and modern fleet ensure safe, efficient transportation and disposal of WEEE waste across the UK.

We embrace a collaborative approach towards WEEE waste disposal that combines our expertise with teamwork to ensure compliance at every stage of the waste journey, from classification to disposal.

From small businesses to large corporations, we offer comprehensive services tailored to your specific needs. Our expertise includes:

Waste assessment and classification
Waste packaging
Safe collection and transportation
Proper disposal and recycling
Regulatory compliance guidance

We dispose of the following electrical and electronic items:

TVs, computer monitors, and screens

Mobile phones and small appliances

Large appliances and white goods

Computers and tablets

Hard drives, power cords, wires, leads, and cables

Monitoring and control equipment

Printers, scanners, photocopiers, and fax machines

Batteries and CFL bulbs

IT and telecommunication equipment

Servers, routers, and circuit boards

And more!

Hazardous Waste Collection by Waste Stream

We provide cost-effective waste management, transportation, and disposal services for hazardous waste types including:

Chemical Waste

WEEE Waste

Hazardous Waste

Healthcare Waste

Pharmaceutical Waste

Automotive Waste

Lab Pack Waste

We can also collect your non-hazardous business waste.

Don’t see your waste listed? Get in touch to see how we can help.

How to Dispose of WEEE Waste

Proper disposal of WEEE waste is essential to protect both the environment and public health. Here’s how to manage it effectively:

Identify your WEEE waste : Clearly identify and label all WEEE waste, including the type of equipment and potential hazards.

Store safely : Ensure WEEE waste is stored in a secure area easily accessible for waste handlers. This helps prevent any potential damage or hazards on-site.

Use authorised collectors : Only use reputable and registered waste carriers for collection, transportation and disposal of WEEE waste.

Prepare for safe handling : Regularly inspect storage areas and ensure staff are trained in safe handling procedures to prevent accidents.

Consult experts : If unsure about how to handle specific types of WEEE waste, seek advice from hazardous waste management professionals.

Complete necessary documentation : Fill out the required documentation such as hazardous waste consignment notes to ensure compliance with regulations and track the disposal process.

WEEE Waste Management, Simplified

When it comes to WEEE waste disposal, you need someone you can rely on to handle the job efficiently and in compliance with legislation.

Step 1 – You Request a Quote

Call, email, or request a quote and our team of experts will immediately seek out the best market rates for the disposal of your waste. If required, we’ll send one of our mobile chemists to help you identify and classify your waste.

Step 2 – You Receive Your Quote

You’ll receive a quote tailored to your specific needs. You only pay for the services you need – no more, no less. We can also help with any packaging and labelling requirements you have.

Step 3 – We Collect Your Waste

Once given the go-ahead, we’ll schedule a hazardous waste collection, pick up your waste, and transport it for disposal. You’ll be given full access to your waste documentation including hazardous waste consignment notes, upcoming services and invoices.

What Our Clients Say About Us...

I have known and worked with James Chambers and Hazport Limited for 4 years now, and during that time they have worked on a number of significant projects for us.

The service we have received has always been first class which has resulted in Hazport being our first port of call for any challenging work. Having worked with a number of market leaders in Waste Management, what sets Hazport apart is the response, dedication and personal service they provide.

If you are looking for the Professionalism of a market leader, complimented with 1st class service and rapid response, look no further than James Chambers and Hazport Limited.

Looking for Hazardous Waste Support?

When you choose Hazport, you choose compliance. Your waste is handled the right way and it’s traceable.

From waste identification through to disposal, we’re here to support you at every step to ensure a hassle-free experience.

FAQs about WEEE Waste Disposal

What is classed as WEEE waste?

WEEE includes a range of discarded electrical and electronic devices. For businesses, this typically includes:

Office equipment: Computers, laptops, printers and phones
Consumer electronics: TVs, monitors and audio equipment
Lighting: Fluorescent tubes and LED lamps
Electrical tools: Drills, saws and other power tools
Vending machines: Including coffee machines and dispensers
Medical devices: Non-contaminated equipment like medical freezers and diagnostic tools
Monitoring instruments: Smoke detectors and thermostats

Is WEEE waste hazardous?

Yes, WEEE waste can be hazardous. Here’s why:

Contains harmful substances: Items like computers and TVs have dangerous materials such as lead, mercury and cadmium.
Environmental risks: If not disposed of correctly, these substances can pollute soil and water.
Health concerns: Exposure to these materials can cause health issues such as respiratory problems and skin irritation.
Legal requirements: UK regulations require proper disposal of WEEE waste to prevent environmental and health hazards.
Proper disposal: WEEE waste should be collected and disposed of by licensed waste carriers.

What happens to WEEE waste after it’s collected by a disposal service?

WEEE waste is typically taken to specialised recycling facilities where materials are separated, and components are recycled or disposed of responsibly in compliance with environmental regulations.

Can WEEE waste be refurbished or reused?

In some cases, yes. Some WEEE items can be refurbished or reused, reducing the overall environmental impact.

How can I ensure data security when disposing of electronic devices?

Before disposing of electronic devices, ensure that personal and sensitive data is securely wiped or destroyed. The best way to keep your information safe and out of the wrong hands is by using a specialised data destruction service.