Averies achieves the standard in Environmental Management Systems

Local business Averies Waste Management has achieved the ISO 14001, the internationally recognised Quality Standard for Environmental Management Systems.

[ClickPress, Thu Dec 07 2006] Local business Averies Waste Management has achieved the ISO 14001, the internationally recognised Quality Standard for Environmental Management Systems.

Averies Waste Management is committed to being environmentally accountable. The Company believe that this ISO Standard demonstrates to people outside the organisation that they take their responsibilities seriously and are proactive in finding alternative ways of dealing with waste.

Averies Waste Management have an environmental policy which includes promoting awareness throughout the supply chain and training employees so they are aware that their actions can have an environmental impact.

Managing Director, Lee Averies said ‘The ISO 14001 Quality Standard shows that Averies is committed as a Group to mitigating the impact we have on the environment we live in. We have an environmental policy which covers both our sites in Swindon and Somerset and have set ourselves tough objectives to increase our recycling rates in 2007.’


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About Averies Waste Management
Averies Waste Management (AWM) is part of the Averies Group based in Swindon and Shepton Mallet, Somerset.

AWM offers the total waste management solution, including skip hire in a variety of sizes (from 2 yard mini skips up to 50 yard roll on/roll offs), top quality aggregates, muck away, recycling and asbestos disposal (at Southwood) to both trade and private customers.

Averies’ mission is to offer impeccable service at competitive prices whilst maintaining environmental accountability.

The full environmental policy will be available online shortly, and in the meantime can be sent either in the post or electronically.

Press Contact
Caroline Smith
Marketing Manager
Averies Group
Tel: 01793 536444
Email: carolinesmith@averies.co.uk
www.averies.co.uk

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