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They work directly with industry leaders to shape and deliver employer-led qualifications that provide individuals with fit-for-purpose skills for the workplace.

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• regulating major industry and waste
• treatment of contaminated land
• water quality and resources
• fisheries
• inland river, estuary and harbour navigations
• conservation and ecology

The Environment Agency works with businesses and organisations to manage the use of resources. They place regulation on Waste Management Companies to ensure they adhere to strict codes of practice.

Essex Reclamation and Shred4Security adhere closely to these codes. Please see our Waste Carriers License and Waste Permit below.

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In 1999, SupplyLine was born. After further development the product was expanded to provide web based access to its clients, and was re-branded as Safecontractor in 2003.

Steady growth and the adoption of the system by some major brand names such as Kellogg, Debenhams Retail Plc, Home Retail Group and General Motors UK, saw entry into new client markets and further growth in contractor members.

Safecontractor is part of the Alcumus Group, the market-leading provider of technology-enabled compliance risk management, certification and verification services.

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The Recycling Association however retains its trading company, The Independent Waste Paper Producers Limited (IWPPL), which the Membership of the Recycling Association has used to develop and manage long term contracts with some of the major paper, board and tissue mills within the UK. IWPPL has expanded into recovered paper export markets, shipping waste paper to Europe, America, and the Far East and is also looking at other recyclable markets on behalf of the Membership.

The Association keeps Members informed of changes to legislation and best practice covering such areas as Health and Safety, Exporting, Quality, Duty of Care, Packaging Regulations, Codes of Practice and any other matters which may potentially impact on the Membership.

The Association Membership consists of over 80 companies with a combined turnover in excess of £2 billion, and is the largest network of independent waste and recycling operators with a membership that covers the whole of the British Isles.

Over 2 million tonnes of recyclate is produced each year by Members of the Association. This feedstock for re-processors across the world saves valuable natural resources that would otherwise go to landfill and makes a substantial contribution to the United Kingdom’s balance of payments.

Member companies work closely with their local communities to promote recycling and recover a range of materials. Although the prime activity of our Members remains waste paper recovery, many Members are also involved with the recycling of many other materials such plastics, steel & aluminium cans, wood, and textiles.

Many members also provide security shredding and waste management services.

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Their regular contact with local authorities, Members of Parliament, Members of the European Parliament, civil servants and policy makers ensures that the business issues of their members are both heard and understood. Essex Chambers is recognised to have both knowledge and expertise on many of the key issues affecting businesses in the county and it is through the close relationship they have with their members that we have become a credible and highly respected voice for businesses in Essex.

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