General waste management – the Disposal Center
Waste logistics
Every year we:
- Weigh and inspect over 20,000 vehicles
- Process and dispatch over 2,000 trains
- Process and dispatch over 200 dangerous-goods shipments
- Take and analyze over 6,000 samples
- Operate over 200 disposal facilities in the network
Disposal Center: facts and figures
- Disposal capacity: 150,000 t/a
- Licensed to accept all solid wastes and nearly all liquid ones
- Over 200 customer meetings and waste consultation sessions per year
- Over 50 projects involving disposal coordination and jobsite support on site
Handling and sorting waste
The Disposal Center contains a state-of-the-art 20,000 m² waste-handling station. Since the Center offers every standard commercial disposal process, it can match any kind of waste to the most cost-effective way of disposing of it. The Disposal Center has a total capacity of 150,000 t/a, allowing it to offer exceptional availability and convenient waste drop-off times.
Every waste stream is recorded and tracked by state-of-the-art IT systems for as long as it remains in the Disposal Center. Certified laboratories do all the waste sampling and analysis. This means that, for example, potentially contaminated excavated soil can be classified correctly in accordance with waste-management laws and treated properly, effectively and at the lowest possible cost.
We also provide special smart cards that make accepting small quantities of waste a quick, painless process. Waste transport containers are provided, dropped off and picked up for you.
Waste types
- Solid and liquid waste
- Contaminated soil
- Laboratory chemicals, hospital waste
- Industrial and commercial waste
- Accepting used packages (RIGK and REPASACK system), batteries and toner cartridges
- Disposal of small quantities: polystyrene, glass, mercury-contaminated residues, PCB-containing capacitors, mineral fibers, WEEE, data carriers, dry batteries, construction and demolition debris, wood, asbestos, cooling systems, plastic, liquid waste and chemicals
Diagram of the Disposal Center

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the diagram for a larger version (only available in German).
