Waste traceability: constant monitoring and an unfailing level of transparency

Because the SCHROLL Group and its subsidiaries set high ambitions in terms of performance, because communities must be able to report their actions to their constituents and because it is, to a certain extent, a legal obligation, each of the services is carefully recorded and monitored, via different devices.

Monitoring and control of the service: incident management

For example, in the event of bad weather hindering the circulation of vehicles or means implemented in the event of a breakdown or disaster of a collection vehicle

Operating reports, monitoring and controls: assessment of evacuations by flow

  • Name
  • Time of evacuation
  • The transporter's name
  • Outlet
  • Evacuation reference, etc.

Presentation of the community (map – population)

  • • Contracts (history and current contracts in progress) • Quality/safety • Means (staff + management, equipment) • Annual indicators (number of collections, tonnes collected, number of emptyings, kilometers traveled, etc.) • Cost of the service for the community • Review formulas • Difficulties encountered • Areas and proposals for improvement • Sustainable development (% of valuation, etc.) • Regulations (TE Law) • Summary…

Trackdéchets for hazardous waste

Since 2022, the use of the Trackdéchets digital platform has been essential for all stakeholders concerned with the traceability of hazardous waste. In order to meet this regulatory obligation, the SCHROLL Group supports its customers in the use of this new tool, in particular by automatically establishing the Waste Tracking Form (BSD), which the customer only has to sign.

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