Evoro Group delivers across two complementary streams of work, supported by a single technical team, a common compliance framework and one point of accountability.
We collect, classify, treat and recover within our own operations rather than brokering to third parties — so clients get a single point of accountability and a continuous, auditable chain of custody from the point of generation to final outcome.
How does Evoro Group's process work?
01 · Assess
- Review the material, the site and the surrounding conditions
- Identify hazards and confirm the risk controls before work begins
- Apply site-specific safe work method statements and job safety analyses
02 · Classify
- Sample and identify the waste, including unknown and unmanifested streams
- Determine the correct classification and treatment pathway
- Develop the manifest and waste-tracking documentation
03 · Collect
- Collect using our own EPA-registered vehicles and licensed drivers
- Handle bulk, packaged, drum, IBC and small-pack waste
- Package and segregate streams for safe, compliant handling
04 · Transport
- Transport under waste-tracking and chain-of-custody controls
- Move waste in accordance with controlled-waste movement requirements
- Maintain transport certificates and documentation at every stage
05 · Treat & Recover
- Treat at our own EPA-licensed facilities, not third parties
- Prioritise recovery and recycling over disposal
- Apply controlled treatment and compliant disposal where recovery isn't possible
06 · Report
- Provide auditable records on volumes and classification
- Confirm the final disposal destination on every job
- Supply certificates of disposal where required, supporting your own compliance
Two streams. One licensed, accountable group.
Where is the waste treated?
At Evoro Group’s own EPA-licensed facilities across Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia. Our technical capability is led by a certified team of chemists and chemical engineers who classify waste, develop treatment pathways and resolve unidentified and high-risk streams.
Yes. We operate a 24/7 emergency and spill response capability relied upon by councils and major infrastructure clients. Indicative response times are 60 to 90 minutes in metropolitan areas and 90 to 180 minutes in regional areas.
emergency and spill response. Response times are 60 to 90 minutes (metropolitan areas) and 90 to 180 minutes (regional areas).
