Incorrect waste classification can lead to costly disposal, regulatory breaches and unnecessary environmental harm.
At EESI, we ensure your waste is categorised correctly under application regulations, so you can:
We discuss your site history, project timelines and disposal requirements
Our consultants collect representative samples in line with EPA guidelines
Testing undertaken by NATA-accredited laboratories
Waste is classified in accordance with relevant state is regulations
Easy-to-understand reports with disposal or reuse recommendations
Over 40 years of contaminated land and soil science expertise.
Independent advice and reporting aligned with state and national environmental regulations.
Fast turnaround with urgent response capability.
Deep knowledge of legislation and landfill acceptance criteria in NSW, VIC and QLD.
Decision–ready reporting that gives you clear options for treatment, reuse or disposal.
You want to ensure your waste is handled legally, safely and in the most cost-effective way so that it doesn't have a negative effect on your budget or timeline.
As a minimum, we'll ask about the type and quantity of material, site history, any known contaminants and disposal timelines. The more information we obtain in the initial consultation, the quicker we can finalise the site investigation plan.
Most projects are completed within 5 - 7 business days. However, depending on project scope, we can deliver a waste classification report as quickly as 72 hours.
Your waste classification report will recommend compliant disposal or treatment options and we'll help you plan the next steps.
Not all classified waste goes to landfill. Some materials can be reused if they meet the criteria for Virgin Excavated Material or other low-risk categories, reducing both cost and environmental impact. Your waste classification report will provide more detail on this.
Environmental Earth Sciences International recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as Australia's first peoples, first scientists and the traditional custodians of country. We acknowledge the unique connection First Nations peoples have to land, waters and the environment and we extend this recognition and respect to First Nations communities around the world.
