Four groups of service. Each one starts from what the waste is and where it arises.
Cardboard, paper, plastics and wood, collected separately with the containers and schedule to suit the site.
Say which materials the site separates now and roughly how much of each it produces in a week. Separate streams are collected in their own containers on their own schedule.
General, industrial and construction waste in skips, roll-on-off and compaction units, sized to what you produce.
Describe what the waste is and where it arises, the space available for containers, and how often it builds up. That sets the container type and the collection frequency.
Hazardous, toxic and liquid waste, including waste oil, classified correctly and moved on consignment notes.
Send what is known about the material: the process it comes from, any safety data sheet, the packaging and the quantity. Classification comes first; the collection is arranged around it.
On-site and off-site shredding by vetted staff, with a certificate of destruction for your records.
Give the volume, whether it is regular or a one-off clear-out, and whether shredding needs to happen on your premises.
Streams, rough volumes and the postcode are enough to start.