TechWaste Recycling, LLC.

With at least 85% of Americans owning a smartphone, catering to their needs is now essential in the competitive world of hospitality. It’s also important to know what to do with old devices as they become outdated. Putting old electronics into the trash is not only expensive, it’s terrible for the environment. That’s where you need a certified recycler, such as TechWaste, to help you manage e-waste. #ewasterecycling #Livinggreen #electronicdisposal #recyclingelectronicwaste #electronicrecycling #TechWaste #Recycling #HotelIndustry #Hotel #electronics #smartphone #internet #wifi

TechWaste Recycling holds numerous certificates that show that we adhere to the strict guidelines and requirements that regulate the environmental, health, data, and safety worker health and safety practices of the e-waste recycling industry. We are your (R2), ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001 certified electronics recycling, data destruction, and IT asset disposition provider. These are United States Environmental Protection Agency and International standards that give assurance that TechWaste is accountable for our processes while also helping to protect the supply chain employees, and anyone else, who are exposed to e-waste. Visit our website to learn more about the industries we service and how we can help your business. http://bit.ly/2XFi85l #ewaste

At TechWaste Recycling, our goal is to provide electronic waste and recycling services to clients across all industries with a focus on environmental sustainability and effective reuse methods. By limiting the number of hazardous materials and electronic waste that ends up in our community's landfills, we can work toward a tech industry that is based on sustainability without sacrificing security and the safety of our customer information. Learn more about our secure data destruction services, our e-waste recycling services, and other ways in which we help out our business partners across the country. Visit our website to learn more about the industries we service and how we can help your business. http://bit.ly/2XFi85l #ewaste

Ophthalmologists, Optometrists, Opticians, and other eye care specialists rely on sensitive, high-tech machinery in order to make precise diagnoses, prescriptions, and perform exams every day for their patients. When machinery becomes worn out or new equipment is needed, TechWaste Recycling can help to properly dispose of and recycle old and unwanted equipment. Call or visit us online to learn more and to schedule a pickup! http://bit.ly/2XFi85l #ewaste

Fire codes require that exit signs be placed in all appropriate locations in every hotel in the United States. However, using a tritium exit sign does come with certain responsibilities. They are considered safe for use by the U.S. government, but if they are damaged, the room must be cleared for around 10 minutes, after which they should be immediately removed. They also have to be properly recycled at the end of their usable lifetime. TechWaste has kits that they’ll send to anyone needing tritium sign recycling. #ewasterecycling #Livinggreen #electronicdisposal #recyclingelectronicwaste #electronicrecycling #TechWaste #Recycling #HotelIndustry #ExitSign #Tritium #Hotel #Emergency

Commercial kitchens use professional equipment like industrial dishwashers, refrigerators, walk-in coolers and freezers, stoves, and deep fryers. When components in these machines wear out, they need to be replaced and require special handling because of their electronic components. TechWaste Recycling can handle the removal, disposal, and recycling of your industrial kitchen equipment. Visit our website to learn more about the industries we service and how we can help your business. http://bit.ly/2XFi85l #ewaste

Just like in many other industries, the restaurant and hospitality industry is able to better serve more customers with the aid of technology. And as technology advances and new products become available, restaurant owners and managers upgrade their electronic equipment and technology to keep up with the needs of their customers and clients. TechWaste Recycling can help you to sustainably recycle your old and outdated equipment. Visit our website for more information about how we can help you. http://bit.ly/2XFi85l #ewaste

Banks are a major target for black-hat hackers. Not only do they have substantial financial resources, they also retain some of the most sensitive information about customers, so they must stay above the curve to remain secure. To prevent this, banks need to have verifiable proof of hardware destruction by a certified e-waste recycler. TechWaste follows an IT Asset Management (ITAM) strategy that can help stop a lawsuit in its tracks with instant access to documentation of any individual item that’s been decommissioned. Contact TechWaste today. #ewasterecycling #electronicdisposal #datasecurity #harddrivedatadestruction #ElectronicWaste #electronicrecycling #money #DataDestruction #Data #Hacking #Banks #Banksecurity #FinancialSecurity

Anyone who has been to a casino lately knows how much electronic equipment is necessary to run the operations and games, not to mention the security that is required behind the scenes. Staying on top of trends, advancements in technology, and other industry standards means that in order to keep the customers coming and keep the business safe, upgrades to electronic equipment have to happen fairly regularly. Let TechWaste Recycling help you sustainably recycle your unwanted casino electronics. Learn more about how we help companies in your industry by visiting our website. http://bit.ly/2To55oG #ewaste

With the advancement of technology for medspa services, disposing of old, outdated devices can prove to be a tricky feat for many practices. These devices and machines are often big and bulky and can contain components that could be potentially harmful if exposed to the environment. TechWaste Recycling can help you get rid of old and unwanted equipment and dispose of it properly to protect the environment. We also work with medical establishments to dispose of and destroy patient information using Department of Defense-level security procedures. Visit our website to learn more about the industries we service and how we can help your business. http://bit.ly/2XFi85l #ewaste

Mercury has often been used in certain types of lightbulbs because of its ability to produce very bright light for long periods of time. Although mercury can be useful, it is also dangerous. It is toxic to humans and can do damage to various systems in the body, including the digestive, immune, and nervous systems. TechWaste Recycling is the solution for businesses and municipalities needing to dispose of mercury-containing lamps. Operating in Southern California for over 20 years, TechWaste Recycling subscribes to strict standards of Environmental, Health, and Safety. #ewasterecycling #Livinggreen #recyclingelectronicwaste #electronicrecycling #electronicsrecyclingcenters #TechWaste #Recycling #MercuryLamps #MercuryPoisoning #Toxic #CFL #Lightbulbs #Recyclinglightbulbs

Recycling is a hot topic, especially on the West Coast. Citizens are demanding more ecological consciousness from their governments and the businesses they patronize. One of the most effective ways an organization can save money while saving the environment is to work towards a circular economy. TechWaste is an e-waste certified company that specializes in identifying reusable electronic hardware and responsible recycling of unusable equipment. Call today with any questions about their custom solutions. #ewasterecycling #electronicdisposal #recyclingelectronicwaste #ElectronicWaste #greenjobs #electronicrecycling #electronicsrecyclingcenters #hardware #computerparts #TechWaste #Recycling #Technology #Government #CircularEconomy #Reuse