eCycle Solutions Chilliwack ISO 14001 Approved

May 5, 2010 – Chilliwack, BC: eCycle Solutions announced today that our Chilliwack, BC facility is now   ISO 14001 registered. This marks the beginning of an aggressive audit schedule that will see all eCycle Solutions facilities become ISO 14001, 18001 and ISO 9001 registered.

“eCycle Solutions has always been committed to adhering to the most stringent environmental performance and quality standards.” Said Gary Powers, President – eCycle Solutions. “This step is confirmation to our valued stewardship, OEM and ICI clients that we are on the right track.”

Within the next number of months each of eCycle Solutions 6 facilities across Canada will become ISO 14001 registered. In tandem, eCycle Solutions will then seek registration under the ISO 9001 quality and ISO 18001 health and safety standards.

“Our operations team has worked hard to achieve this designation.” Said Ronald Lepore, Vice President of Operations – eCycle Solutions. “This designation shows our commitment to superior environmental performance in a tangible, independently verified manner.”

“Adhering to standards such as the ISO 14001 program speaks to a growing level of maturity in the electronics recycling industry.” Said Paul Knight, Operations Manager, Chilliwack – eCycle Solutions. “We are pleased to be one of only a handful of WEEE processors who can confidently stand up and demonstrate our commitment to this recognized high environmental standard.”

About eCycle Solutions

eCycle Solutions is a national electronics recycling processor, operating some of the most advanced and secure electronics recycling facilities in Canada.

With six facilities in five provinces, we are audited and approved by provincial stewardship programs in the provinces of Ontario, Nova Scotia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia and are the largest Canadian owned electronics recycler. 

eCycle Solutions is dedicated to ensuring environmentally-friendly and secure recycling of electronics in a professional and transparent system for OEMs and municipalities across Canada and the United States.