Recycle Fife continues to invest in its skip hire operation by adding six brand-new trucks, strengthening its position as the market-leading skip hire provider in Fife, Scotland. The new fleet comprises four MAN skiploader trucks and two MAN hookloader trucks, providing additional capacity and helping Recycle Fife meet growing demand from customers across the region. The investment is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to providing a reliable, professional and efficient skip hire service for both domestic and commercial customers in Fife. The introduction of newer, more efficient vehicles will also help reduce the company’s carbon emissions, supporting Recycle Fife’s...
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The Future of Waste
Recycle Fife invests in six new trucks to expand skip hire business
Recycle Fife continues to invest in its skip hire operation by adding six brand-new trucks, strengthening its position as the market-leading skip hire provider in Fife, Scotland. The new fleet comprises four MAN skiploader trucks and two MAN hookloader trucks, providing additional capacity and helping Recycle Fife meet growing demand from customers across the region. The investment is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to providing a reliable, professional and efficient skip hire service for both domestic and commercial customers in Fife. The introduction of newer, more efficient vehicles will also help reduce the company’s carbon emissions, supporting Recycle Fife’s...
Fleetclear’s StreetVision platform unlocks real-time intelligence from fleets
Fleetclear has announced the launch of StreetVision, an AI-powered platform designed to transform existing vehicle camera footage into a valuable source of safety, operational and environmental intelligence. Last month, Fleetclear demonstrated the new technology to guests at OnTrack, its exclusive fleet technology event at Dunsfold Aerodrome, home of the former Top Gear test track. At the heart of StreetVision is Fleetclear’s AI-powered visual intelligence platform, developed through significant investment in artificial intelligence, computer vision and large-scale image analysis. The technology is designed to scale across multiple operational applications, analysing large volumes of vehicle imagery and converting the information into structured...
New partnership connects e-waste recovery with prisoner rehabilitation
A new partnership between The Royal Mint and Recycling Lives Services is recovering gold and other precious metals from electronic waste (e-waste) in the UK. This initiative also helps rehabilitate prisoners through supervised work programmes. As businesses focus on keeping valuable materials in circulation instead of sending them to landfill, this collaboration in South Wales is one to watch. The Royal Mint is working with Recycling Lives Services to retrieve precious metals from e-waste and provide job training for prisoners. Through its precious metals recovery business, Reformation Metals, The Royal Mint now collects circuit boards from old televisions at civic...
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Recycle Fife invests in six new trucks to expand skip hire business
Recycle Fife continues to invest in its skip hire operation by adding six brand-new trucks, strengthening its position as the market-leading skip hire provider in Fife, Scotland. The new fleet comprises four MAN skiploader trucks and two MAN hookloader trucks, providing additional capacity and helping Recycle Fife meet growing demand from customers across the region. The investment is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to providing a reliable, professional and efficient skip hire service for both domestic and commercial customers in Fife. The introduction of newer, more efficient vehicles will also help reduce the company’s carbon emissions, supporting Recycle Fife’s...
How cleaning supplies help keep waste sites clean, safe and compliant
Maintaining safe working environments is critical in every industry, but it’s especially important in sectors like waste and recycling, where workers face higher health risks. Waste and discarded items can be hazardous, so it’s important to put the right processes in place to limit these risks. Having the right cleaning supplies is one way waste sites can manage risks in on-site offices or cabins. With that in mind, let’s look at the role of cleaning supplies in waste site health and safety management. Possible dangers Spillages Non-hazardous substances, like water, can be a slip hazard. If someone falls the wrong way,...
Fleetclear’s StreetVision platform unlocks real-time intelligence from fleets
Fleetclear has announced the launch of StreetVision, an AI-powered platform designed to transform existing vehicle camera footage into a valuable source of safety, operational and environmental intelligence. Last month, Fleetclear demonstrated the new technology to guests at OnTrack, its exclusive fleet technology event at Dunsfold Aerodrome, home of the former Top Gear test track. At the heart of StreetVision is Fleetclear’s AI-powered visual intelligence platform, developed through significant investment in artificial intelligence, computer vision and large-scale image analysis. The technology is designed to scale across multiple operational applications, analysing large volumes of vehicle imagery and converting the information into structured...