For Victorian Businesses and IT Teams
Business E-Waste Collection for Victorian Organisations
Decommissioning an office, refreshing IT equipment, or managing ongoing e-waste? EWV provides scheduled pickup, NIST 800-88 Rev. 2 aligned data destruction, and ESG reporting aligned with AS/NZS 5377 for Victorian organisations.
Simple. Secure. Sustainable.
Need a pickup or planning a rollout?
We’re here to build a customised collection plan that works for your organisation.
Whether you’re decommissioning an office, managing ongoing IT refreshes, or clearing out warehouse storage, our e-waste collection service is tailored to your operations and ESG goals.
End-to-End Simplicity and Security
How It Works
Initial Assessment (Free)
We discuss your site setup, volume of waste, and any specific needs like secure bin hire or scheduled pickups.
Collection Plan
You can opt for your collection frequency
Collection & Transport
Our team will collect from your site using secure, GPS-tracked vehicles and safety-compliant handling. We manage the logistics — you stay focused on business.
Secure Processing
Your equipment is sorted, processed, and documented. Reusable items are refurbished; the rest is responsibly recycled. Data-bearing devices are destroyed or wiped to NIST 800-88 Rev. 2 standards.
Documentation
You’ll receive: Sustainability Certificates, Data Destruction certificates, ESG Metrics
State-Wide Coverage
We service all of Metropolitan Melbourne, surrounding suburbs, and regional areas across Victoria. No matter your location or size, we’ll work out a solution that suits your needs.
Flexible Collection Options
Security & Compliance Built In
All collections follow strict data and environmental protocols:
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