Handling industrial scrap metals, oily waste, and used automotive fluids such as motor oils, coolants, and transmission fluids. Managing waste from power plants including fly ash, bottom ash, and contaminated sludge. Employing specialized containment and disposal techniques for oily residues and hazardous residues. Recycling metal parts and promoting environmentally friendly disposal of electronic components.

Managing organic waste, including food scraps, spoiled goods, and biodegradable materials.
Recycling packaging materials such as plastics, cardboard, and glass. Ensuring hygienic collection and disposal practices to prevent contamination and pest attraction. Implementing composting and organic waste diversion programs to reduce landfill dependency.

Handling toxic, hazardous, and controlled substances such as solvents, acids, bases, and chemical residues. Strict adherence to international safety standards and local regulations. Use of specialized containment, transportation, and disposal methods including incineration, chemical treatment, and secure landfilling. Managing pharmaceutical waste including expired medicines, contaminated packaging, and clinical waste with utmost safety.

Managing construction debris such as concrete, bricks, wood, and metals. Handling electronic waste (e-waste) including discarded computers, servers, and electronic components, with emphasis on data security and environmentally safe disposal. Managing hazardous construction materials like asbestos, lead-based paints, and chemical residues including transformer oil. Conducting site assessments, waste segregation, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Handling complex hazardous wastes such as drill cuttings, produced water, and contaminated soils. Managing sludge, contaminated soil, and tailings from mining operations. Implementing specialized procedures for the safe collection, transportation, and disposal of drilling fluids and other hazardous mining wastes. Conducting environmental assessments and remediation of contaminated sites.

Implementing comprehensive waste segregation programs for hotels, universities, and large facilities. Recycling plastics, paper, glass, and metals. Promoting sustainable waste practices such as composting organic waste and reducing single-use plastics. Providing educational programs to encourage waste reduction and environmental awareness.

Managing biological, infectious, and sharps waste with strict compliance to biomedical waste management standards. Ensuring safe collection, storage, and transportation of infectious waste to approved treatment and disposal facilities. Handling chemical and pharmaceutical waste generated by hospitals and clinics. Using specialized containers, sterilization, and disposal techniques to prevent cross, contamination and environmental contamination.