WASTE RECYCLING


Shredder specialist awarded SafeContractor


accreditation British shredder and food compactor separator manufacturer, Meltog, has recently been awarded SafeContractor accreditation for its commitment to achieving excellence in health and safety.


SafeContractor is a leading third party accreditation scheme which recognises very high standards in health and safety management amongst UK contractors. Designed, manufactured and


assembled in their Leeds facility under its accredited systems, Meltog has recently delivered and installed a shredding system on behalf of Biogen to their new food waste site near Edinburgh. The AD plant will process around 30,000 tonnes of food waste each year from households, supermarkets and other food processors. David Pharaoh, Divisional


SHREDDING SOLUTIONS


• UK designed and manufactured


• Metal, plastics, paper, card and other shredding solutions


• High throughput rates


Director added: “We are delighted to have been selected as a partner to Biogen on this project. From Meltog’s perspective, without doubt our systems have ensured we met all of our project objectives and deliverables and we look forward to the further benefits these will bring to our offer.”


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• A range of models for all types of applications


• Low maintenance • UK based service and support team


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Issue 117 August 2015 SHM 37


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