Waste sites work under permits and management plans that expect mud, dust and litter to be controlled. A regular sweeper visit is one of the simplest controls to put in place and to evidence.
Typical sweeping work
- Site entrances and the highway outside
- Internal roads, weighbridges and tipping aprons
- Yards around processing buildings
- Public areas at household waste recycling centres
- Sweeping after high winds and busy periods
What to plan for
Tell us what is on the ground. Light litter, glass, fines and mud all sweep differently, and sharp or bulky debris may need picking before the sweeper goes through. Say whether the sweepings can be tipped on site, and what site rules and PPE apply.
Regular and multi-site work
Scheduled visits are arranged under nationwide contract sweeping.
Other services for the same site
RoRo containers, tipper haulage, hazardous waste disposal and WEEE recycling are available through Waste Cloud. See supporting services.
Read more about operated road sweeper hire, or check the areas we cover.