Non Compliance

You will get a sticker on your bin when one of the following situations occur:

✖   There are Non-Recyclable items in your Recycling Bin*

✖   Your bin is not placed correctly and therefore not accessible by the truck

✖   Your bin is overfilled (the lid must be closed)

✖   Your bin is too heavy (that is, the contents where over 75kg)

✖   Your bin contains a hazardous substance (such as oil or chemicals)

✖   There were too many bins presented (only place out the bin registered to your address)

✖   Other non-specific reason (in this case you would contact E&E Waste)

The new E&E Waste wheelie-bin trucks are installed with an onboard management system that includes cameras and GPS tracking, bringing recycling and waste management into the 21st century.

Each truck is now fitted with cameras for a wide-angled view of the hopper (where contents of the bin are tipped), kerbside, and rear of the truck. The driver can select any camera view on the touch-screen, in either photographic or video format.

When the driver arrives at a residence that has no bin out, or the bin is overfilled, at the press of a button, an “incident” is recorded simultaneously by all relevant cameras.

The “Incident Report” containing these images is instantaneously uploaded and linked to that address, removing any misunderstandings or mistakes (like your bin being mistaken for a neighbour’s bin).

This state of the art system also ensures that any contaminated bin is captured, either at the kerb or just prior to being tipped into the hopper, avoiding contamination of the load.

Just ONE contaminated Recycling Bin (say, with oil or general waste) can spoil an entire truckload of recycling – That’s 350 bins worth of recycling (or 4 tonnes) – being dumped in landfill.