Consulting
There are four aspects to developing and implementing the optimal trash system:
Schematic Design
Design Development
Construction
Manage & Maintain
American
Trash Management, Inc. provides all four.
Phase 1, the Schematic Design phase is where we look at the plans,
talk to the stakeholders (owners/operators, architects, engineers,
haulers, recyclers, regulators) and develop the framework for the
optimal trash system.
Once the design is approved, we flesh it out in Phase 2, the Design
Development phase, we specify all the equipment and actually lay
out the waste and recycling areas. The conclusion of phase 2 is a
fully developed trash system which can be incorporated into the
architects construction drawings with specifications you can
provide your contractors. Additionally, we also provide a complete
“Waste & Recycling Plan” you can submit to any
regulatory body for approval, use as part of the LEED process or
use as your future ongoing “trash management”
plan.
In Phase 3, Construction, includes providing and installing all the
necessary systems (chutes, compactors, carts, lifters,
environmental control equipment). Using the specifications we
developed in Phase 2, we will provide you a bid for all the
equipment and/or help you solicit bids from a variety of equipment
dealers and contractors. We, of course, would very much like
provide the equipment, but you are not obligated to use our
services.
Finally, there is ongoing management. This is the core of our
mission to reduce the environmental impact, the costs and problems
of your trash. Our ongoing management and expertise is essential
for making the trash system run smoothly while controlling costs
and getting the most for your recyclables. Once we know the final
shape of the trash system, we can provide you quote for our monthly
services.
Site Design Assistance
and Construction
American Trash
Management can both design the ideal site for all your waste and
recycling needs and supply and install the system. Our capabilities
include specific construction requirements of most waste and
recycling systems, including concrete pad, fencing and providing
electrical power.