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11 – 12 May 2015
Jeddah Marriott Hotel, Jeddah, KSA
Kingdom
Waste Management
Workshop
Saudi PartnerOfficial Green Building
Partner
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Dear Participant,
On behalf of Fleming Gulf, we would like to welcome you to “Kingdom Waste Management Workshop
2015”.
We have carefully selected leading industry experts to speak at this event, giving you the opportunity to
hear first-hand experiences from industry leaders and share solutions for overcoming the latest challenges
in the field.
Through presentations & interactive panel discussions, we are bringing together industry experts and thought
leaders to address and discuss the rapidly changing business environment in the Waste Management sector
of the Middle East.
We hope that your participation at this Fleming Gulf Summit is just the beginning of our business relationship
and that we will have the opportunity to make a continuing contribution to your company’s profitability
and success.
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contribute to a future platform we would be very pleased to hear from you. To that end, we ask that you
kindly fill up and return the Evaluation Form.
Thank you for attending and hope to see you again.
Best regards,
Vipin Rajan
Producer
Fleming Gulf
Grenville Cardoz
Coordination
Fleming Gulf
Kingdom Waste Management Workshop
11 – 12 May 2015 | Jeddah Marriott Hotel, Jeddah, KSA

Administrative Details For Your Perusal
1. If there are any changes to the program, you will find the updated version in your documentation folder
or it will reflect on the board next to the registration desk.
2. The Workshop will take place on the 11th - 12th May 2015 in Aroos Al Bahr Ballroom.
3. Coffee Breaks will be held at the Foyor of Aroos AL Bahr. If you have any special dietary
requirements, kindly inform our Registration Desk during the first coffee break. Lunch will be
served at Al Basateen.
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8. Kindly do not forget to fill in the Evaluation Form and return the same to the Coordination
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and enhance our upcoming events.
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Event Chair :
Dr Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein
Board Member and Head of Training
and Research
Saudi Green Building Council
Former Deputy Mayor Adviser for Constructions,
projects and Concrete Quality,Municipality of
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Head of Saudi Green Concrete
Committee. Board Member and head of training
of (ACI -SAC) Saudi concrete science & Technology
section - Saudi society of civil engineers. Member of
ACI international Committee 232A, the use of Natural
Pozzolans and other
Pozzolans in Concrete. Member of ACI international
Committee 555, Remove and Reuse of Hardened
Concrete. Board Member of Gulf Green Building
Technical Committee TC6/ SCI. Board member and
head of training and Research of Saudi Green Building
Council

Day 1 | 11th
May 2015
8:00 Registration and Coffee
8:40 Welcome note from Fleming Gulf
8:50 Opening remarks from the chairman
Dr Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein, Board Member and Head of
Training and Research, Saudi Green Building Council, KSA
Waste Recycle An Overview
9:00 Energy & Environmental Savings by recycling
Beverage cans
Khalid Abdullah Al-luhaidan, Director, Aluminum External Affairs
Aluminum SBU, Maaden, KSA
Richard Mayenknecht, Director of Metal Supply
Ma‘aden Aluminum Company, KSA
9:40 Safe disposal of solid waste in Al Madinah Regional
Municipality
• Review on current methods & development(s) in collection,
segregation, storage and treatment
• Legislations regarding MSW management system
• Municipality roadmap in terms of new regulations and
compliance issues
• Role of regulatory bodies management and monitoring of MSW
management system
Engineer Hassan al-Saadi of the Secretariat of the Medina area,
Madinah Municipality, KSA
10:20 The Reuse of recycled concrete in Green Building
• Major source of Construction and Demolition waste?
• Recycling and Reuse of construction and demolition waste
• Re - utilization potential of construction and demolition waste
• Utilization of solid wastes to produce value added products (e.g
ceramics, road and street base from construction waste)
Training and Research Saudi Green Building Council, Saudi Green
Building Council, KSA
11:00 Coffee Break & Networking
Regional & International Case Studies
11:30 Road to Zero Waste – Experiences from Bahrain
• The 3R approach not enough
• Managing the sources of waste rather than managing the waste
• Bahrain‘s experiences in engaging the community in Zero Waste
programs
Rehan Ahmed, Head of Waste Disposal
Supreme Council of Environment – Kingdom of Bahrain
12:30 Prayer Break & Lunch
13:30 Hazardous Biomedical Waste Management
• What is Hazardous Biomedical Waste - Classifications
• Current practices for hazardous biomedical waste disposal and
their implications
• Future solutions and environmentally sound technologies for
disposing hazardous biomedical waste
Safiur Rahman, Regional Manager for Middle East, Asia pacific & North
Africa, Celitron Medical Technologies
Treatment of Industrial and Hazardous Waste
14:10 A Preliminary Study on Drilling Waste Management in
Saudi Arabia
The drilling operations and activities are associated with several
serious impacts on the surrounding environment. The improper
handling of the large quantities of drilling wastes produced from
the various drilling activities may pose serious threats to the
surrounding environment.This study aimed to investigate the issue
of drilling waste management in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. To
achieve this, data on the current oil and gas drilling activities were
collected from dfferent drilling contractors working in Eastern
Province of Saudi Arabia using questionnaire type.The survey
revealed that about 63.2% of drilling contractors use water-based
mud while 31.6 % are using the oil-based mud. The survey also
found that drilling contractors produce bewteen 500 to 4000 tons
of used drilling muds and between 300 to 3000 tons of the solids
cuttings.
Dr. Bassam S Tawabini, Director, Environment and Sustainability
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, KSA
14:50 Panel Discussion : Waste management an
Environmental Movement or could it be a new form of
Future Energy
• Cost associated in converting waste to energy
• Beneficial use of combustion ash
• scope of production and use of RDF
• Conversion of food waste to energy
Moderator:-
Nasser Hadi Al Qahtani, Vice Governor of Regulatory Affairs
Electricity and Cogeneration Regulatory Authority (ECRA), KSA
Dr. Bassam S Tawabini, Environment and Sustainability King Fahd
University of Petroleum & Minerals, KSA
Rehan Ahmed, Head of Waste Disposal
Supreme Council of Environment – Kingdom of Bahrain
15:30 Close of Conference Day 1 - Remarks from the Chair
15:35 Networking Reception

Day 2 | 12th
May 2015
8:15 Registration and Coffee
8:50 Opening remarks from the chair
Overview on Waste Management
9:00 Understanding the issues related to waste
management
• Developing waste management strategies
• Zero waste concept
• Strategies for optimum operations of waste recovery
facilities
• Operational and Cost benefits associated with waste
reduction
Marwan Rizkallah, Project Manager LEPAP at UNDP, Lebanon
9:40 Development of Waste to Energy plants
• Introduction to new or emerging technologies for waste to
energy
• Discussion on return on investment (ROI)
• Economic benefits to the society (e.g creation of jobs)
• Success stories and case studies of WTE plants
Kalle Hashmi, Senior Programme Officer
Capacity Building – IRENA, UAE
10:20 Coffee and Networking
10:50 A Special Session on Hazardous Waste Management
• Methods available for hazardous waste reduction &
recycling
• Incineration as a safe technique for hazardous waste
treatment
• Case studies
Dr. Joseph V Thanikal, Research Professor – Scientific Research
Caledonian College of Engineering, Bahrain
Overall Waste Emmision and Enviromental Risk
11:30 Waste management strategies used by major industries
in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
• Waste management and reduction during supply chain
management
Mohammed Abdul Moiz Khan, QHSE Country Manager – KSA,
DHL Supply Chain, Olayan Group of companies, KSA
12:10 Prayer Break and Lunch
13:30 Understanding the food waste sinario in Saudi Arabia
and the initiatives underway to reduce food waste
• Proper disposal of the food waste
• Developing a stratigy for reduction of waste
• Arasco‘s success in reduction of food waste
Khalid Alqahtani, Health, Safety, Security and Environment Sr.
Manager, ARASCO, KSA
14:10 5S Technique
• Reduce waste and optimize productivity through 5S
• Maintaining an orderly workplace and using visual cues
• Improve working conditions to reduce waste, unplanned
downtime, and in-process inventory
Asim Baig, Group Business Process Reengineering Manager
Abdulla Fouad Holding Co., KSA
14:50 Waste-to-Energy in Saudi Arabia: A way Forward to
Renewable Energy based Economy
• The Saudi Government planned to double its energy
generating capacity by 2032. Renewable resources
including waste-to-energy can produce 85% of this future
energy.
• A significant reduction in the final volume of waste reaching
to landfill can be achieved if these WTE technologies and
recycling practices are placed.
• This will make a premise for integrated solid waste
management system in Saudi Arabia based on reduce,
reuse, recycle and recovery principles.
• The recovered materials and energy will not only generate
revenue to fund waste management activities, but also
protect the land resources, environment and public health.
Dr. Abdul-Sattar Nizami, Assistant Professor, Center of Excellence
in Environmental Studies (CEES), King Abdul Aziz University, KSA
15:30 Open Pannel: Can Zero Landfill ever be achieved
• Zero Landfill – Zero Waste
• Burning is not Zero Waste
• Can recycling strategy work always?
Moderator:-
Training and Research, Saudi Green Building Council
16:10 Chairman’s summary and end of conference
16:15 Networking Reception

Khalid Abdullah Al-luhaidan, Director, Aluminum External
Affairs, Aluminum SBU, Maaden , KSA
Khalid has been leading the launch of the aluminum business, for first time
in Saudi Arabia, which is considered the largest aluminum complex in a
single country in the world with an announced budget of almost $11Billion.
For many products, during his work both in Maaden & SABIC, he led the
strategic planning and business developments, applying a global mind
set, with recognition of the market input. Early in his career, he started to
work in R&D environment which helped in building up scientific approach,
followed by his work in a plant at Yanbu-red Sea, and then moved to
the business side where he worked in marketing, product management ,
strategy & business development, and lately top leadership of the business.
That has enabled him to go across all essential functions of the business.
Lately, In addition to the Aluminum External Affairs Eng. Khalid Al -Luhaidan
has leave assigned to lead the Technology Functions in Maaden.
Richard Mayenknecht, Director of Metal Supply, Ma‘aden
Aluminum Company, KSA
Richard Mayenknecht has been the Director of Metal Supply for Ma’aden
Aluminium Company in Saudi Arabia since 2013. Richard holds an MBA
from University of Cincinnati, a Bachelor Degree in Environmental Science
from Brock University in Canada and a Chemical Engineering Degree from
Sheridan College in Toronto, Canada. Richard was the North American
Commercial Lead for Alcoa Recycling in the USA, prior to joining the
Ma’aden-Alcoa Joint Venture. Prior to Alcoa, Richard was a Commercial
Manager with Evermore Recycling an Alcoa-Novelis JV, and worked with
David J Joseph-Nucor Steel as a Metal Purchasing Manager.
Dr Eng. Mohammed Alhaj Hussein
Board Member and Head of Training and Research
Saudi Green Building Council
Former Deputy Mayor Adviser for Constructions, projects and Concrete
Quality,Municipality of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Head of Saudi Green Concrete
Committee. Board Member and head of training of (ACI -SAC) Saudi
concrete science & Technology section - Saudi society of civil engineers.
Member of ACI international Committee 232A, the use of Natural Pozzolans
and other Pozzolans in Concrete. Member of ACI international Committee
555, Remove and Reuse of Hardened Concrete. Board Member of Gulf
Green Building Technical Committee TC6/ SCI. Board member and head of
training and Research of Saudi Green Building Council
Marwan Rizkallah
Project Manager LEPAP at UNDP
Marwan Rizkallah is a senior regional environmental expert based in
Lebanon holding a Masters in Environment and Water Resources from AUB
with significant experience in the field of environmental engineering and
management. Currently, he is a UNDP Project Manager for the Lebanon
Environmental Pollution Abatement Project (LEPAP); he has been recently
key expert for the Union for Mediterranean (UfM) on the Update of Priority
Investment Projects for Protecting the Mediterranean Sea from Pollution and
the national expert for SWEEP-NET in Lebanon in addition to his previous
involvement in several local and regional environmental consultancies.
Mr. Muhammad Asim Baig
Group Business Process Reengineering Manager
Abdulla Fouad Holding Co.
Mr. Muhammad Asim Baig is a Senior Management Consultant, Trainer,
Auditor and a frequent speaker in national and international conferences
with expertise in Strategic management, Quality management, Six
Sigma, Environment, Health, Safety, Food safety and HR. He has executed
and supervised more than 100 administrative consultations and trained
more than 4,000 delegates in many fields like Operations Reengineering,
Comprehensive Quality Management, Quality and Administrative Systems
Designing and Analysis, and Strategi c Planning & Human Resources. He
is internationally certified consultant and auditor by leading certification
bodies for applying different management standards. He has Master’s
Degree in Business Administration with bachelor in Mechanical Engineering.
He is certified Lead auditor by IRCA, UK and American Society of Quality, USA.
He is Six Sigma Green Belt. ARAMCO SAP number 70015602 Equipped with
a Master’s Degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor’s Degree in
Mechanical Engineering Asim has a passion towards Continuous Education
in the field of Quality, Management and HR. Asim is currently the President
of Middle East Quality Management Professionals a Senior Member of
American Society of Quality in USA. He is also a member of International
Register of Certified Auditors in UK and an active member Saudi Arabian
Quality Council, Certified Quality Auditor ASQ – USA, Certified Quality
Lead Auditor IRCA – UK and a Certified Environment Lead Auditor. His
publications include Six Sigma movement in KSA, ISO 9000 and Balance
Scorecard and the new upcoming standard of ISO 9000 . A well received
research on a comparison between ISO 9000 and Six Sigma was published
in the 11th Annual Edition of the ISO magazine published by Saudi Gazette
in June this year.
Dr. Bassam S Tawabini
Director, Environment and Sustainability King Fahd
University of Petroleum & Minerals
Dr. Tawabini is an Assistant Professor at the Earth Sciences Department
of King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM), Dhahran,
Saudi Arabia. He hold Ph.D. degree in Civil Engineering in the area of Water
resources and Environmental Engineering since 2002. He also assumes
the position of the director of the Environment & Sustainability at the EHS
department of KFUPM. He and his team is working on an initiave to turn
KFUPM into a green university. Dr. Tawabini is currently teaching a number
of graduate courses in the Master Program in Environmental Sciences such
as environmental chemistry, waste management, environmental pollution
and environmental impact assessment. Dr. Tawabini has supervised many
Master theses in the area of environmental sciences and engineering.
Between 1987-2007, Dr. Tawabini worked as a senior research engineer
in the Center for Environment & Water at the Research Institute of KFUPM
where he managed many projects in environmental pollution assessment
and control. His research interest focuses on the assessment, monitoring
and remediation of water, groundwater and soils contaminated with
hazardous pollutants. He also ineterested in the waste management
policies and practices for public and private industries. Dr. Al-Tawabini has
authored/co-authored over seventy five (75) technical papers in refereed
journals and conference proceedings. He is also a member of a number of
scientific national and international scientific societies.
Speaker Bios

Kalle Hashmi, Senior Programme Officer
Capacity Building – IRENA
Kalle Hashmi is Head Capacity Building at the International Renewable
Energy Agency (IRENA). Mr Hashmi has worked for more than 20 years
at the Swedish Energy Agency, where he represented Sweden at the
European Commission, International Energy Agency (IEA), and United
Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP). Mr Hashmi is also an Associate
Professor at the Royal Technical University, Sweden.
Mohammed Abdul Moiz Khan, QHSE Country Manager –
KSA, DHL Supply Chain, Olayan Group of companies
More than 18 years of experience in Multinational Organizations on
Occupational Health & Safety, Quality, Food Safety, Environment,
Healthcare Life Sciences and Business Continuity Management Systems as
well as Manufacturing, Warehousing, Transport Management and Process
Improvement. Wide knowledge of ISO 9001-2008/ 14001/OHSAS 18001,
13485, 22000, 22301 31000, RC 14001, HACCP, BRC, HITRUST (IMS),
TPM, SAP, and Process Improvement / Projects Management. Creative
problem solver who develops visionary solutions to business challenges.
Broad experience in FMCG & Food Manufacturing and Consumer Retail &
Healthcare Life Sciences Supply Chain.
Rehan Ahmed, Supreme council of environment -
Kingdom of Bahrain, Head of Waste Disposal
Engineer Rehan Ahmed is currently working as Head of Waste Disposal
Unit at the Supreme Council for Environment, Kingdom of Bahrain. He is
an Environmental and Sanitary Engineer by profession having educational
qualifications of Bachelor of Engineering in Civil and has earned two Master
of Science degrees in Environmental and Sanitary Engineering from the
Netherlands. He has over thirty three years of professional experience
on projects related to waste management & environmental impacts
assessments. He has been instrumental in construction, development,
operation and management of Hafira industrial landfill site and
establishment of healthcare waste treatment facility in Bahrain. Eng. Rehan
Ahmed has working experience in Bahrain, Pakistan and the Netherlands.
He has authored two books on ‘Waste Rubber Recycling’ and ‘Compost and
its Utilization’, in addition to a number of technical papers and conducting
seminars and workshops.
Professor. Joseph V Thanikal
Research Professor – Scientific Research
Caledonian College of Engineering
Professor. Dr. Joseph V THANIKAL., Ph D. is currently working as Research
professor at Caledonian College Of Engineering, Sultanate of Oman. He
has 3 decades of academic and research experience in engineering and
research institution. He has been consultant for industries and for many
social organizations. He has obtained his basic engineering in Civil
Engineering and specialized in Environmental Biotechnology. He was
awarded postdoctoral fellowship from 2003-2005, by Institute National de
la Recherché Agronomique (INRA), France. He is a member of Canadian
Council of Professional Engineers, Canadian Environmental practitioner
in education and research by CECAB, Society of Chemical industry SCI,
International Water Association (IWA), and life member of Indian Society
of Technical Education and served as scientific committee member for
several international conferences. He is serving as technical reviewer
for international journals in the area of anaerobic digestion and Aerobic
treatment of wastewater. He has research interest in anaerobic digestion
and aerobic treatment (SBR) of wastewater, hydrodynamic studies in
bio-reactors and energy from biomass, solid waste management. He has
a Patent for inventing procedure for “Method for purifying effluent in an
anaerobic fixed bed reactors using non-clogging support”, - 2007 the
patent was awarded by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
The Patent has been registered in PCT courtiers, US and Canada. He has
a National award by Indian Society of Technical Education, for Innovative
research work in Engineering -2006 to his credit. He is Principal Investigator
for INDO-FRENCH projects, and for project awarded by The Research
Council of Oman.
Dr. Abdul-Sattar Nizami, Assistant Professor, Center of
Excellence in Environmental Studies (CEES), King Abdul
Aziz University, KSA
Dr. Abdul-Sattar Nizami has a PhD in green grass: developing grass for
sustainable gaseous biofuel (2008-2011). He has published more than
50 papers in the areas of biofuels, waste-to-energy, bioproducts and
biorefineries in high impact ISI Journals. His work has been cited over 800
times in the peer review press. He is the reviewer and guest editor of journals
like Biotechnology for biofuels, Biofuels, bioproducts and biorefineries,
Bioresource technology, Energy, Bioprocess and biosystems engineering and
International journal of life cycle assessment. He is the reviewer, guest editor
and invited speaker for many national and international conferences. He
has worked in the Dept. of Chemical Eng. & Applied Chemistry and Civil
Eng., of University of Toronto, Canada as a Postdoctoral Fellow, Course
Builder and Teaching Assistant. Currently, he is working and leading the
solid waste group at the Center of Excellence in Environmental Studies
(CEES) of King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia as an Assistant Professor
and Principal Investigator.
Speaker Bios

Medical Waste Parter
Celitron Medical Technologies is a developer and manufacturer of medical waste solution systems
and sterilization equipment, steam sterilizers, autoclaves. Our product portfolio offers a full solution for
infection control and decontamination procedures in hospitals, dental clinics, dialysis and medical centers.
With its development and production site in Hungary (EU) and its global distribution network, Celitron delivers
its high quality products to clients all over the world. Being the leader in bio-medical management market,
Celitron is committed to provide 100 % environmental friendly and green solution for treatment & disposal of
hazardous waste. E-mail: info@celitron.com
Official Green Building Partner
Saudi Green Building Council (SGBC) is a Non-Profit-Organization and a chapter of King Saud
University for scientific committees. SGBC is accredited by the World Green Building Council exclusively in Saudi
Arabia. SGBC’s goal is to promote and facilitate awareness of sustainable building practices and knowledge. In
addition preserve our urban identity, environment through creativity and innovation for the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia. SGBC vision is to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated,
enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous environment that improves the
quality of life. SGBC works towards promoting awareness about the importance of sustainable buildings and
encouraging its implementation within the different construction sectors.

Bronze Sponsor
Founded in Italy in 1990, LAVAJET is an international provider of environmental waste management services
and a recognized leader in its domain with a proven record for achieving the highest standards of excellence.
We deliver innovative and environmentally responsible solutions to governments, industries, and businesses.
LAVAJET offers comprehensive and integrated solid waste management services including but not limited to:
* Solid Waste Wollection & Disposal
* City Cleaning
* Design, Construction and Operation of Transfer Stations
* Design, Construction and Operation of sorting and composting plants
* Design, Construction and Operation of (Waste-to Energy) RDF Plants
* Design, Construction and Operation of Sanitary Landfills
* Siting and environmental permitting and studies, such as EIAS
LAVAJET today employs more than 4,000 staff including Engineers, Administrators, Technicians and a highly
trained labor force.
Bronze Sponsor
Nesma Trading, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nesma Holding, was established in 1984 as the trading and
support services division of Nesma Holding. With its Headquarters in Al-Khobar Saudi Arabia, Nesma Trading
provides superior quality services in diverse sectors. Our international goal is to exceed the expectations of
every client by offering outstanding customer service, increased flexibility, and greater value, thus optimizing
system functionality and improving operational efficiency. Our associates are distinguished by their functional
and technical expertise combined with their hands-on experience, thereby ensuring that our clients receive the
most effective and professional service. Our Company’s core business activities are as follows: Construction,
Facility Management, Technical Systems, Business Ventures, Industrial Security, Commercial & Trading and
Industrial Contracting

Visiting Partner
Ma‘aden Aluminium Company is a joint venture between Ma‘aden and Alcoa. The Company is the
largest vertically integrated aluminium complex in the world. It uses the Saudi bauxite resources to profitably
produce aluminium for domestic and international markets as well as to facilitate the development of domestic
downstream industries in the Kingdom. The Company is located in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia at
Ras Al-Khair Industrial City. In addition to the Bauxite, this $ 10.8 bn complex will use the Saudi recyclable
aluminium scrap metal from KSA and the GCC to produce aluminium; billet, standard ingot and rolled products
for domestic and international markets, as well as to facilitate the development of domestic downstream
industries in the region
Visiting Partner
averda International is the largest environmental solutions provider in the MENA region, specializing
in integrated resources management. averda is at the forefront of innovation in the regional market, providing
sustainable solutions and more than 35 years of experience in the effective management of waste for both
private and public sector clients across pedestrian, residential, commercial and industrial areas. averda‘s
extensive portfolio of services ranges from street cleaning through to waste collection, treatment, disposal
and recycling. The company’s capabilities also include the development of solutions for water, wastewater
and solid waste of public, residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, all within a sustainable framework
that respects the natural environment. averda also designs and implements full-scale solutions to recover
valuable and recyclable resources like paper, metals, and water. With more than 10,000 employees serving 9
million people every day, averda operates in full compliance with international standards for quality control
throughout Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, the Republic of Ireland, Morocco,
Angola, Jordan and Gabon. averda is supported by GrowthGate Capital Corporation since 2008.

Visiting Partner
Waste Management is the leading provider of comprehensive waste management and recycling
brokerage services. Through its subsidiaries, the company provides collection, transfer, recycling and resource
recovery, and disposal services to residential, commercial, industrial and municipal customers throughout
North America. It is also a leading developer, operator and owner of landfill-gas-to-energy facilities in the
United States. The company serves nearly 20 million customers through a network of 367 collection operations,
355 transfer stations, 273 active landfill disposal sites, 16 waste-to-energy plants, 134 recycling plants, and
111 beneficial-use landfill gas projects.Waste Management Sustainability Services provides innovative and
practical sustainability expertise using a “Triple Bottom Line” approach to help you think beyond simple
waste and recycling programs to provide holistic, long-term, and comprehensive environmental management
solutions that address your organization’s sustainability needs. We work internationally with large companies,
governments and sporting venue to further their sustainability goals and help establish Integrated Solid Waste
Management Plans. Working collaboratively with International clients we are able to leverage our extensive
experience and expertise to design, develop and help execute efficient and effective MSW, hazardous waste
and recycling programs. Additionally, our Advisory Service group can provide “gap analysis” services and
design strategies and Standard Operating Procedures to improve and streamline operations.
Supporting Association
The purpose of WSO is to internationalize all safety fields including occupational and environmental safety &
health, accident prevention movement, etc. and to disseminate throughout the world the practices, skills, arts
and technologies of safety and accident prevention profession.

Media Partners
Zero Waste MENA, established in February 2013,
is a regional initiative to promote sustainable practices to
create zero waste communities in the Middle East & North
Africa (MENA) Region.
Ooska News informs senior executives who make
policy and investment strategy decisions where timely
water-related knowledge and insight are critical. We are
specialist, independent publishers of international water
sector news and intelligence, producing five subscription-
based email newsletters every week.
UAE Business: UAEBusiness.com - UAE & Middle East
Events. For further information, please contact
info@uaebusiness.com.
Please visit http://www.uaebusiness.com
Eye of Riyadh is a city marketing portal that provides
media and marketing solutions servicing to both local and
international clients, and support major events through
sponsorship, organizing, and marketing services such
as:Email campaign, Banner advertising, Email Newsletters,
Social Media Campaign, SMS Campaign, Training & Events
Professional Listing, Prominent Business Listing, Classifieds,
Job Search, Public Relations Services, Web Design &
Development Services,Advertising, Media and Graphic
Design. http://www.eyeofriyadh.com/
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE NEWS features products and
services that help keep employees safe and the organization
compliant with OSHA regulations. (est. 68,300 subscribers)
POLLUTION EQUIPMENT NEWS features products
and services used by those who are responsible and design
the pollution abatement systems and policies for their
organization. (est. 86,375 subscribers)

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