NAWBW News

NAWBW WIN THE "GREEN APPLE" AWARD

Many Wheeled Bin Washing Companies have emerged to satisfy the need of the emerging market opportunity which was offered by the comprehensive spread of the wheeled waste bin into both our domestic and commercial lives.
Having thoroughly researched the potential market demand from millions of users and focussing on the requirement to conform with increasingly tough environmental regulations, many Bin Washing Company founders have made substantial investments in establishing their bin washing and deodorising services.

We can all appreciate the ease of storing and emptying refuse and waste material using the wheeled waste bin, but the majority of people object to the offensive odours and germs that are associated with them.

The National Association of Wheeled Bin Washers (NAWBW) has been formed to act as the emerging industries "watchdog" and quality control agency.

To be able to join the NAWBW, potential members have to comply with the Association Charter (attached) and be able to prove that they are carrying out their business both legitimately, in accordance with present legislation and with all the required permissions, licences and insurances.

The public can be assured that by the use of a NAWBW member that their supplier is not damaging the environment and will be offering the customer a "Reliable, cost effective and environmentally friendly, service".

The NAWBW will help its members to enforce the Environment Agency laws within their council areas and will endeavor to force "cowboy" operators to start to comply with the Law and regulations. The NAWBW is a champion in this field.

Overall the NAWBW is here to carry out two tasks:

Firstly to monitor and police its own members to ensure that they comply with the law and that their customers can be assured of a high class, legal service.

Secondly to promote the Environment Agency legislation with Councils and the public at large and as such try to restrict the activities of the "cowboy" operators who not only bring the industry into disrepute but also in some cases pollute our water courses.

For more information please contact:

Marius Coulon - General Secretary NAWBW on 0800 0150880 or see our contact page.