Making the Case for “All in the Hall” Centralized Collections The traditional arrangement for collecting indoor waste is grounded in several long-standing, blanket assumptions about how people behave: People are lazy and will not go out of their way to discard waste responsibly. In an office or other away-from-home settings, this means waste receptacles must be placed in the immediate proximity to where waste is generated or some percentage of people will leave items behind as litter. Remove receptacles and housekeeping staff will spend more…

Parks and recreational spaces are cornerstones of community life, providing residents and visitors with a place to gather, relax, and enjoy nature. However, with high foot traffic and diverse activities, these spaces are also significant generators of waste. Whether it’s plastic water bottles, food packaging, or organic waste, managing this waste responsibly is crucial for maintaining the beauty and functionality of these spaces. Implementing a comprehensive waste diversion program can transform parks and recreation facilities into models of sustainability. A well-designed program not only improves…

Whether your client’s facility already has a waste management program in place or is just getting started, we’re here to help you create a program that serves both your needs and your client’s. As a facility manager, you work tirelessly to keep the space clean and well-maintained—so you deserve a waste management system that makes your job easier and more efficient. Many businesses and facilities have already taken steps to improve their waste management, incorporating recycling and organics streams while creating standardized, easy-to-follow systems for…