Typical waste streams
The industrial streams we collect on structural schedules.
Why industry chooses IAM
One point of contact
All your streams managed through a single, structural schedule.
Full reporting
Audit-proof documentation and insight into volumes and processing.
The right permits
Correct classification and permits for every hazardous stream.
Relevant services & streams
Compliance for industrial waste
In industry, hazardous and liquid waste streams dominate — and so do the rules: ADR for transport, PGS guidelines for storing packaged hazardous substances and analysis obligations before a processing route may be set. IAM takes this off your hands — from sampling and acceptance to ADR transport and certified processing, fully documented. Your permit stays covered, your site safe and your production running undisturbed.
Storage under PGS
Store packaged hazardous waste under the PGS guidelines: in sound packaging, above spill trays and separated per category.
ADR transport
Hazardous waste may only be transported by road ADR-compliant: correct packaging, labelling, transport documents and an authorised carrier.
Analysis & acceptance
Processors only accept a stream with a correct acceptance file. Upfront sampling and analysis prevent rejection and downtime.
For industrial clients we combine fixed schedules for recurring streams with rapid response to incidents. Tankers and vacuum trucks pump liquid streams on site; packaged hazardous waste travels in UN-approved packaging on planned routes. Every removal is pre-approved with the processor, so acceptance is certain and production never halts on a rejected load. For recurring streams you receive quarterly reports with volumes, routes and savings opportunities per stream.
Frequently asked questions
Which industrial waste streams does IAM collect?
Hazardous residual streams, wastewater, oily water, chemicals, contaminated soil and specialist residual streams from production and maintenance processes.
Does IAM provide a structural collection schedule?
Yes. For industrial clients we set up structural collection schedules with reporting, tailored to multiple locations, capacity and peak moments.
Can IAM arrange international transport?
Yes. For liquid and specialist streams we provide national and international tank-container transport, including the required permits.
Do I receive full documentation and reporting?
Yes. You receive watertight waste-stream documentation and periodic reporting, so you demonstrably comply with the regulations.
Is analysis always required before removal?
Not always, but with unknown or varying compositions it is sensible and often required by the processor. IAM arranges sampling and assessment.
What is a consignment note?
The legal document accompanying every (hazardous) waste transport, listing sender, carrier, processor, EURAL code and quantity. You keep it for five years.
Can IAM also collect after incidents?
Yes. After incidents such as leaks or fire-extinguishing water we prioritise pumping, transport and processing, including the required documentation.
Can you remove large volumes of liquid waste in one go?
Yes. Using tankers and multiple transports where needed we pump and move large batches too, planned or urgently after an incident.
What does removing industrial hazardous waste cost?
That depends on the composition, the volume and the required processing route. Liquid streams that can be pumped by tanker are usually cheaper than packaged waste, and clean mono-streams cheaper than mixed batches. After sampling and analysis you receive one clear quote, including transport and documentation.