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Flattened cardboard boxes, left over after their contents were shredded, are loaded into a recycling truck at our shredding event on March 24, 2012. See our upcoming shredding event schedule at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/dep/solidwaste/educati...
WMU Office for Sustainability intern works along side volunteer to shred composted paper towel for vermicomposting
Our March 24, 2012, paper shredding and recycling event had lots of participating County residents. A full complement of shredding trucks, assisted by a large team of staff and volunteers, kept vehicles moving efficiently. See our upcoming shredding event schedule at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/dep/solidwaste/educati...
On Saturday, September 7, 2013, we hosted the first of three confidential paper shredding/recycling and reusable clothing and household goods donation collection events for fall 2013. During the course of the four-hour event, DSWS staff and recycling volunteers helped unload confidential paper from the 588 vehicles that drove through the event. A total of 23,832 pounds (11.9 tons) of confidential paper was shredded and recycled, and 504 pounds of cardboard boxes was also recycled. The reusable clothing/household items donated to the National Children’s Center filled one-quarter of a box truck. The next paper shredding/recycling and clothing/household goods donation collection event will be held at Paint Branch High (14121 Old Columbia Pike, Burtonsville, MD 20866) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, October 6, 2013.
Volunteers and staff flatten cardboard boxes in which residents brought paper to our shredding event on March 24, 2012. See our upcoming shredding event schedule at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/dep/solidwaste/educati...
We're grateful to all who brought their paper to us this morning, March 24, 2012. We want to make sure you have the tools you need to keep recycling back at home! You can order bins online at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/solidwaste
Instead of buying a paper shredder, dedicating floor space for it, and then sitting there and feeding paper into it, I would burn the paper with personal information.. It is not convenient to burn now, so I soak the papers in bleach water for a few days and plunge w/ a plunger. Throw the paper pulp lump into the garbage when it is dried out; or as now in Northern Illinois, frozen.
Cintas information shredding trucks line up on the Safety Vision shipping dock, ready to cart away our unneeded trash.
Exterior-mounted Safety Vision collision avoidance camera feeds live video to an in-cab display monitor, enabling the driver to back up safely and efficiently.
Cintas driver monitors secure document destruction on a Safety Vision video display monitor. An interior-mounted Safety Vision security camera is trained on the onboard destruction operations.
Andrew (l), a driver for Cintas, and Safety Vision's Phillip King check out a Safety Vision video display monitor to view the paper shredding happening inside this document destruction vehicle.
Part of this unique mobile video solution: A Safety Vision camera is mounted within the shaft of a document destruction truck.
When digital was new: As the industry moved from analog to digital video recording several years ago, we labeled our early mobile DVRs with the DIGITAL label in Jeff Taylor's right hand. The label in his left is a Prima Facie label for the RoadRecorder mobile DVR. Prima Facie was a mobile DVR manufacturer that we acquired in 2001; in 2003, we unveiled our flagship RoadRecorder 6000 MDVR series.
Total Secure Shredding and the Poway Elks Lodge teamed for an extremely successful shred day that raised over $800 for the Poway Veterans' Memorial Park.
Inside the cab of the Cintas information destruction truck: A Safety Vision video display monitor on the dashboard shows live feed from a rear-view camera mounted on the rear of the truck.
Total Secure Shredding and the Poway Elks Lodge teamed for an extremely successful shred day that raised over $800 for the Poway Veterans' Memorial Park.
Safety Vision "first impressionist"/receptionist Lindsay Carlen (l) and human resources coordinator Tara Pesek (r) decorate the Safety Vision lobby for the 2009 holiday season.
Safety Vision's Jeff Taylor, Michael Senna, and Chris Kubecka (l to r) enjoy a light moment on Shred Day at Safety Vision.
Cintas route supervisor Jesse Irazoque keeps a close eye on information destruction operations. Here, he's viewing a Safety Vision display monitor showing video from a camera trained on the shredding mechanism.
Here on temporary reception duty, Safety Vision customer service representative extraordinaire John Martinez greets every caller with his signature "It's a grrreat day at Safety Vision!" And John means it: A long-term employee who started with the company in September 1999, John's been coming here every day for over 10 years and says he loves his job: i.e., making the customer experience a GRRREAT one!
Account executives Jeff Taylor (l) and Shawn Tucker (r) move out the mess on Shred Day at Safety Vision.
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Total Secure Shredding and the Poway Elks Lodge teamed for an extremely successful shred day that raised over $800 for the Poway Veterans' Memorial Park.
Total Secure Shredding and the Coronado Woman's Group team up the the Union Bank of California parking lot in Coronado in order to raise money for high school girl scholarships
Total Secure Shredding and the Coronado Woman's Group team up the the Union Bank of California parking lot in Coronado in order to raise money for high school girl scholarships
Safety Vision account executive Phillip King (l) and client, Cintas route supervisor Jesse Irazoque (r)
Total Secure Shredding and the Poway Elks Lodge teamed for an extremely successful shred day that raised over $800 for the Poway Veterans' Memorial Park.
Total Secure Shredding and the Coronado Woman's Group team up the the Union Bank of California parking lot in Coronado in order to raise money for high school girl scholarships
Shred Connect - Newport Beach
3800 Campus Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
United States
(949) 371-8431
info@shreddingnewportbeach.com
www.shreddingnewportbeach.com/
[Mobile Electronic Waste Services Newport Beach CA](www.shreddingnewportbeach.com/)
Total Secure Shredding and the Poway Elks Lodge teamed for an extremely successful shred day that raised over $800 for the Poway Veterans' Memorial Park.
Total Secure Shredding and the Coronado Woman's Group team up the the Union Bank of California parking lot in Coronado in order to raise money for high school girl scholarships
My city and county have an extensive recycling program. We have curbside recycling, and twice a year an industrial shredder comes to town so we can shred our personal documents for free. Today just happened to be the day. We also have monthly “tox-away” days in the spring, summer and fall months where we can take items such as cleaning products, old tires and electronics for safe disposal.