The numerous advantagesof INERTAM's solution

A sustainable, responsible solution for asbestos waste

INERTAM destroys the asbestos fibres and makes it possible to process the asbestos waste in order to recycle it in a sustainable way. The waste thus loses its toxic properties and its ultimate waste status. From a public health and environmental perspective, the INERTAM’s solution is therefore the only solution capable of offering full and permanent elimination of the risk of toxicity of asbestos.

Removal of the liability of the owner of the asbestos waste

Vitrification is the only method of processing that guarantees those producing and holding asbestos waste that its harmful effects have been destroyed, thus freeing them from all liability.

From asbestos to an inert material valorized

The INERTAM’s solution is recognised as recycling and is authorized to import asbestos waste from countries that have signed the Basel Convention. Through processing, the ownership of the waste is transferred to INERTAM and the producer receives a certificate of disposal allowing them to remove the corresponding liability from their balance sheet.

GLOBAL, REASSURING SOLUTIONS

The solutions implemented by Inertam cover the entire process, from the collection of the waste to its destruction, with the issuing of a certificate of final disposal. Waste from materials that contain asbestos is classified as class 9 dangerous goods by the "European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road". It must be transported by an approved haulier that meets the regulatory requirements on traceability. Inertam provides end-to-end solutions for the transportation of all asbestos waste and takes care of: Technical and administrative preparation for transportation. Liaising with the competent authorities regarding safety, physical protection and/or public order. Transportation via a network of approved partners. Inertam is authorized to process waste from Basel Convention countries.
See Transboundary Movements of Waste