WASTE RECYCLING


Ridgway continue to supply waste and recycling industry


RIDGWAY will continue to supply plant hire for all the essential services including the waste and recycling industry in the wake of the current crisis situation.


“The Government has recognised the waste and recycling industry as a key service during this unprecedented situation so it’s important for us to continue to be of service to this industry and offer all the support we can,” explained Stuart Jones, Ridgway MD.


“It’s a really challenging and difficult time for many industries so we will remain open to offer any assistance we can whilst taking all the necessary precautions to protect our staff and customers alike.”


Ridgway recently increased their fleet to include many specialist machines with specifications to suit the waste and recycling industry including high tip buckets, solid tyres, fire suppression, cab protection, raised cabs etc. They have seen a rise in demand for machines that meet


exact site requirements along with health & safety obligations and have added these to their fleet.


Pictured is just one such machine, the JCB JS20MH with an orange peel grab attachment fitted. This material handler can be elevated over 2 metres offering excellent visibility and safety improvements. Ridgway have waste spec loading shovels, wheeled excavators and telehandlers available for immediate hire.


Ridgway are also continuing their plant transport service to all industries ensuring machines are where they need to be – keeping keyworkers able to work in safe surroundings.


If you need to speak to the Ridgway team, call them on 01691 770171 or 0800 51 51 55


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