Waste transport

Qualified and reliable waste transport - we get it out of the way.

Proper transport of waste

Environmentally friendly transport and disposal of various types of waste is one of the major issues of our time.
We help you to transport waste safely and verifiably.
Regardless of whether it is normal or hazardous waste, our experienced specialists will ensure that it is transported safely and reliably to its destination.
As a qualified waste transport company, we set the highest safety standards and strictly adhere to the requirements of the Closed Substance Cycle Waste Management Act (KrWG) and the Notification and Authorisation Ordinance (AbfAEV).
You can rely on our expertise for maximum safety and compliance.

Your authorised logistics partner for your waste

  • Special waste
  • Recyclable materials
  • Damaged lithium batteries
  • Production residues
  • Cardboard and paper
  • Hazardous waste*

We only transport waste in packages (tarpaulin lorries), no liquids in tanks, no loose bulk. For hazardous waste transport only with vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes GVW. We transport nationally, waste transport licences are national law!

 

Your contact for waste transport

Mr Andreas Harnisch
We would also be happy to advise you if you would like to dispose of residual materials from your production, for example.
E-Mail: A.Harnisch@ECL24.de
Telephone: 0371 84494-24
Mr Harnisch has the necessary training as a person with expertise for managing and supervising employees of transport companies in accordance with §4 para. 3 sentence 1 and §5 para. 1 sentence 1 no. 2 of the AbfAEV.

He is also a radiation protection officer for the transport of radioactive materials.

Lorry with warning sign for waste transports.

Waste transport services:

  • Provision of transport for your order within 60 to 90 minutes
  • Direct from A to B, no additional loading, no reloading, fastest possible route from collection to disposal
  • Seamless shipment tracking (documented), status reports by e-mail
  • Digital signatures after ZKS waste via GADSYS
  • Service around the clock! Available for you 24/7
  • GPS-monitored vehicles

Personally there for you:

Our dispatch department and in particular Mr Andreas Harnisch always ensure that waste is transported safely and in accordance with regulations.

We will be happy to advise you by telephone or e-mail.

For the sake of the environment

Our company ensures the professional and environmentally friendly removal of waste and hazardous goods. In this way, you make an important contribution to protecting our environment. We take care of the transport for registered disposal and rely on sustainable logistics solutions. Benefit from our comprehensive expertise and let the waste disappear, both physically and mentally, into the "bin". Place your trust in our economically efficient methods and be part of a responsible industry.

However, the most important maxim for the economy should be to avoid waste and rubbish as completely as possible! This is the only way to help our environment in the long term!

FAQ on the topic of waste

Below we answer questions about waste and rubbish. You can also contact us at any time if you have any questions about our logistics. Contact us

 

 

What is dangerous goods?

In logistics, hazardous goods are materials or substances that can be dangerous during transport, storage or handling. These include chemicals, flammable, explosive substances and radioactive or corrosive materials. These require special precautions and knowledge and must always be labelled. They are categorised into nine classes and are subject to strict regulations.

What is ADR?

ADR stands for "Accord européen relatif au transport international des marchandises dangereuses par route" or "European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road". This agreement regulates the cross-border transport of dangerous goods by road in Europe and beyond. There are currently 54 ADR countries worldwide. It contains regulations and standards for


● Packaging: Ensure that dangerous goods are transported in suitable and safe containers.
● Labelling: Guidelines for the correct marking and labelling of dangerous goods to facilitate identification and handling.
● Documentation: Required transport documents and information informing the carrier and consignee of the nature of the hazard.
● Vehicles: Requirements for the equipment and design of transport vehicles.
● Training: Training and certification of drivers and other persons involved to ensure that they have the necessary knowledge and skills to transport dangerous goods safely.
● Safety measures: Measures to prevent accidents and to protect people and the environment in the event of an accident.


The ADR is regularly updated to take account of new findings and developments in the transport of dangerous goods and to continuously improve safety.

What is the GGVSEB?

The Ordinance on the National and International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, Rail and Inland Waterways (Dangerous Goods Ordinance for Road, Rail and Inland Waterways - GGVSEB) of 17 June 2009 replaced the "Dangerous Goods Ordinance for Road and Rail - GGVSE" and the "Dangerous Goods Ordinance for Inland Waterways - GGVBinSch" on 25 June 2009. The predecessor to this is still known today as the GGVS, the Ordinance on the National and International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road (Gefahrgutverordnung Straße - GGVS), the last ordinance of which was incorporated into the GGVSE and its successor GGVSEB.

The ordinances regulate the national and international transport of dangerous goods by various modes of transport in Germany. [Changes in the international legal standards ADR, RID and ADN always require an adaptation of the national GGVSEB.

Otherwise, it would only be possible to impose the corresponding safety obligations on those involved in the transport of dangerous goods for every possible situation at an unjustifiably high cost. The ordinance therefore imposes a general obligation on all parties involved to take precautions to prevent damage. The precautions should be tailored to the type and possible effects of foreseeable hazards.

For example, when exceeding the speed limit, a driver must assume that a collision with another vehicle could result in the uncontrolled release of dangerous cargo and cause considerable environmental damage. This would therefore be a foreseeable danger.

Competent employees

ensure smooth and reliable transport. You can rely on that.