Providing Integrated Council Waste Collection and Disposal Solutions that Use Innovative Recycling and Treatment Methods

 With urbanisation and population growth resulting in an ever-increasing variety of waste materials and streams, municipal governments face unique challenges in providing optimal and safe waste management solutions. As councils play an active role in the waste disposal of households and organisations in the municipality, they need to use council waste management solutions that minimise risks to public health and to the environment. Council hard rubbish consists of non-hazardous trash generated from households, commercial and business establishments that needs to be managed in a compliant way for its safe treatment and disposal. 



The manner in which these services are delivered varies by region. Household waste may be disposed of at transfer stations in some areas, while in others, the council may collaborate with a waste management service provider. In Australia, council waste management services are managed by a mix of public, private, and public-private partnerships. Council rubbish collection services for council hard rubbish operations of waste infrastructure are also carried out by the private players. Transfer stations, container systems, material recovery facilities, and composting facilities are frequently operated by a partnership of local governments and private companies contacted by local governments or alternative waste treatment facilities for waste collection and disposal.

Solo Resource Recovery is Australia's leading provider of council waste management solutions, adhering to the highest regulatory and environmental standards in the collection, processing, treatment, recycling, and disposal of council waste.

  •          Council waste services by Solo Resource Recovery include:
  •          Garbage bins in sizes of 80L, 120L, 140L, 240L, 360L and bulk bins.
  •          Recycling (comingled) bins of sizes 120L, 240L, 360L and bulk bins.
  •          Green waste bins of 120L and 240L capacities.

Waste auditing and recycling reports

Solo also provides parks and street tidy bins, bulk waste haulage services, walk-in, walk-out or infirm services, and co-mingled and green waste processing services. Solo's council hard rubbish services include kerbside hard waste collection, on-call bulky clean-up, and maintenance and cleanup.

Cloud-based council waste disposal management solutions

Solo Resource Recovery operates 700 vehicles across Australia that are well-presented, safe, and EPA-compliant. For its rubbish collection services, council hard rubbish, and council waste disposal, the company employs a cutting-edge Vehicle Management System that provides details of contaminated waste tracking as well as pictures for compliance purposes. Data is collected and managed in accordance with the council's specifications, and it is transferred from the collection vehicle to the cloud in near real-time. This allows for more efficient waste collection services as well as the capture of digital images for bins containing contaminated recycling waste, which are automatically stored against the correct address and retrieved on demand. Solo’s cloud-based council waste disposal management portal enables council officers to view reports, operational data, and resident customer service information related to rubbish collection services, council hard rubbish, and council waste.

Safely managing council waste

The company manages many transfer stations either owned by Solo Resource Recovery, or managed on behalf of the government for its council hard rubbish, council waste disposal and rubbish collection services. All council waste is safely managed and disposed of according to EPA requirements. Salvageable wood, glass and plastic are sorted from in-bound waste and sent for recycling while other types of council waste that cannot be recycled is sent to a designated landfill facility.

Simplified management of council memos

Solo Resource Recovery uses advanced equipment and effective kerbside contamination management and engaging education programs to minimise the residual waste from a Council and increase recycling and organics yield. All council waste is collected and monitored via GPS and RFID technology, allowing for detailed operational reporting, and simplified management of council memos and changes to bin assets. All trucks operated by Solo Resource Recovery are designed and built by the company’s manufacturing and engineering department, and comply with a rigorous monthly maintenance regime.

Delivering waste management solutions to the highest standards

Solo Resource Recovery operates all contracts for council waste disposal under its accredited integrated Quality, Safety and Environment Management System which is certified to the Quality Standard AS/NZS ISO 9001:2015, Environmental Management Systems Standard ISO 14001:2015, and Safety Standard ISO 45001:2018. So, the council can be certain that rubbish collection services and council waste disposal services by Solo Resource Recovery are delivered to the highest standards. Solo works together with councils as owners or contract principals to ensure that the goals of the waste disposal services are achieved.

Solo Resource Recovery is trusted by councils in Adelaide, Chinderah, Keysborough, Melbourne, the Northern Rivers, Perth, and other parts of Australia to provide integrated and innovative waste management solutions.

Comprehensive waste management solutions

Solo Resource Recovery also offers business recycling services, liquid waste services, construction waste services, and wheelie bin services in addition to council waste management solutions. Industrial waste management services by the company include industrial cleaning vacuum loading and vacuum excavation, Geotech and pavement investigation, equipment hire, and subsurface engineering and maintenance. The company also offers septic tank cleaning and other household services.

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