Queenstown crews demonstrated their commitment to safety in a comprehensive training event, covering fire response, impairment awareness, and spill management.
WM New Zealand’s electric truck fleet has reached 2 million kilometres, marking a key step towards carbon neutrality by 2050. With 54 trucks, it's one of Australasia’s largest electric fleets.
This Mental Health Awareness Week, WM New Zealand alongside Hato Hone St John is shining a light on how to spot mental health struggles in those around us.
Redvale Landfill has donated over $100,000 to Dairy Flat Community Trust, supporting local projects, students, and organisations.
WM New Zealand is thrilled to introduce its newly appointed Board, a significant step following the company's acquisition by Igneo Infrastructure Partners last year.
Our Technical Services team utilise batch distillation technology to recycle solvents and fuels. Contact us for an obligation-free discussion with our specialists.
Where substances are not able to be recycled or disposed of in New Zealand they are known as Intractable. These intractable products include Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs), Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), some pesticides, halogenated solvents, and Poly- & Per- Fluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS) firefighting foams. The substances are packed and shipped to our disposal partners in Australia and Europe. These facilities undertake the high temperature incineration of these products. WM Technical Services is the industry expert in hazardous waste export which is governed closely by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) and Basel & Stockholm Conventions.