WM New Zealand supports customers by supplying a variety of spill response equipment options such as booms, pads, and mineral sponge or full kits depending on the requirement. We can also take away the used equipment after a spill clean up has taken place.
The Ezywasher is an easy-to-use parts cleaning basin utilising the safe high flash solvent D60 to dissolve oil and grease. Ezywashers come in two sizes and are supported by our service technician team where they will periodically remove the spent D60 and replenish with distillation recovered D60 for reuse.
We recycle customer inks, paints, and thinners into a premium paint spray gun cleaning fluid. Our Chemists balance the different solvent types to get the optimum blend and confirm efficacy through our Quality Controlprotocols.
The WM Technical Services solvent recovery facilitates the distillation and recycling of the D60 partswasher fluid. This product is superb as it is good at dissolving oil and grime, is not flammable or a dangerous good and can be efficiently recycled by distillation repeatedly.
We facilitate the recycling of spent oil filters out of workshops and garages. The Oil filters are hydraulically crushed into blocks of steel for metal recycling and the recovered oil is sent to the WM New Zealand Oil Recovery team in Tauranga.
The 100th BOMAG BC1173 refuse compactor worldwide has joined the fleet at Redvale Landfill and Energy Park, boosting landfill efficiency and supporting sustainable waste management.
A new sorting line at Selwood Road Transfer Station improves waste separation, boosts recovery rates, and enhances WM New Zealand’s circularity efforts.
South Island driver Brent Walker tops WM New Zealand’s leaderboard, recognised for his safe driving, teamwork, and nearly 40 years’ dedication.
WM New Zealand welcomes 13 talented graduates across operations, logistics, finance, and chemistry, kicking off their careers with an action-packed induction week.
WM New Zealand is proud to celebrate Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa, a time to recognise and honour the rich culture, language, and contributions of our Samoan colleagues.
