A pair of rare weweia have rejoined the team at Redvale to explore their ponds during Alert Level 4.
Four amazing wāhine speak about their roles, being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated industry and what International Women's Day means to them.
Briar Fowler is one of Waste Management’s Education Officers, working from the Auckland HQ at East Tamaki Road.
Our Wellington team has kicked off the new Hutt City Council kerbside waste and recycling contract, which will see Waste Management managing the region’s waste until 2029.
In the next of our series profiling the wonderful women who work at Waste Management, Operations Supervisor Tracey Rossle talks about her role at the Papakura Transfer Station.
It’s a 24/7 fully automated operation, averaging around 200 vehicles a day and processing 320 tonnes of waste.
We operate in nearly every community across New Zealand, providing services and managing waste and environmental services facilities.
This key performance area reflects the essential and enduring nature of the services we provide and the importance of these to our customers and the community.
Managing waste and environmental services is an issue of increasing importance to our customers.
We expected our people to be identified as one of the programmes through our materiality assessment, reflecting the importance of our people in making Waste Management a sustainable company into the future.
