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On Saturday 13th May 2023, over 100 members of Shred Station staff and 75 of our vehicles journeyed to the International War Museum in Duxford to celebrate Shred Station’s 15th anniversary. As we reflect on the past 15 years of providing secure information destruction services, we are filled with gratitude. Our dedicated employees and loyal.
One of our top priorities is, and always has been, keeping our environmental impacts to a minimum. Shred Station has held CarbonNeutral® certification since January 2019, covering emissions from 2018 onwards. Each year, we undergo an independent assessment of our emissions to receive this certification, offsetting the CO2 we produce through Climate Impact Partners. But.
Members of the public are not allowed into our secure destruction facilities for many data security and safety reasons. So, what actually happens behind the scenes at our shredding depots? We destroy all kinds of confidential materials. Every day is different. At any given moment, we could be destroying anything, from boxes of old personal.
Shredders that are available on the high street are prone to breaking down. They require regular maintenance, cleaning and lubricating, have only short bursts of shredding time before they must enter a cool-down cycle, and generally can only shred a few sheets at a time. The blades also tend to dull after time, making them.
Destroying personal or confidential information can be arduous work, especially if you have quite a lot to get rid of. As well as considering what to do with the destroyed end product, you must also consider safety, the environment, and your legal responsibilities if you destroy commercial waste. Here are five information destruction mistakes you.