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Company ACI Operations Pty Ltd O-I Action Metal Recyclers Pty Ltd Admax Processing Advance Civil Pty Ltd AJK Contracting All Coast Recyclers Pty Ltd - coastal tipper hire subsidiary Amcor Cartonboard Amcor Recycling Ausgreen Rubber Australian Scrap Tyre Disposals Australian Eco Oils AusWaste Recycling Barlows Earthmoving Bat Rec Beutel Oughtred & Son Pty Ltd / Brisbane Scrap Metals Caylamax Recycling / Demolition & Recycling Warehouse Cement Australia (Queensland) Pty Limited 73(2) 73(2)Irrelevant Century Yuasa Batteries Chiptyre Pty Ltd CMA Ecorecycle Consolidated Bio Diesel Pty Ltd (Ecotech Bio diesel) Cortis Demolition Pty Ltd / Cortis, Frank - CJC Skip Bins Energy Services Invironmental Pty Limited73(2)Irrelevant / Engwell Pty Ltd - Mt Flower - Import Export - scrap metal merchants ENVIRO SITE SERVICES Envirospheres Pty Limited Flexifoam Genuine Recycling Group RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Gold Coast Demolition Pty Ltd / Gold Coast Glass Recyclers - also Greencare Management Granite Belt Recycling Service Hahn Environmental Services Pty Ltd / Hydrodec Australia Pty Ltd / 13-033 13-033_File A 1 of 29 IES Resources Pty Ltd 73(2) Imode Pty Ltd / North Qld Recycling Agents Industrial Decontamination Services Pty Ltd Industrial Metal Services Ivanhoe Cloncurry Mines Pty Ltd J & J Cooking Oil Recyclers J.J. Richards & Sons Pty Ltd Envirosolve / Jalco Pty Ltd / Kennedy's Classic Aged Timber Pty Ltd / 73(2) Koaport Pty Ltd / BMI - survey in 2013 Kriaris Transport Pty Ltd Lantrak Molectra Technologies Pty Ltd Mount Isa Metal Recyclers National Polystyrene Systems Nationwide Oil Pty Ltd Cairns Fatman North Queensland and Pacific Biodiesel Pty Ltd / 73(2) NQ Resource Recovery Pty Ltd / Navyhaven / Transpacific Gladstone & North Oilaway [oil recycling] 73(2)Irrelevant Onesteel Recycling PL Orbitas P&S Traders / Affordable Skid Steers Pacific Terminals (Australia) Pinkenba / 73(2) Papertrade Recycling / Polytrade Recycling Pinkenba Waste Transfer Pty Ltd / Gerard Laurence Byrne / Byrne Group Planet Paints Pty Ltd Polyfoam Australia (QLD) Polystyrene Recycling Queensland Porta Crush Recycling Pro Crush Pty Ltd / Pro Skips Pty Ltd / 73(2) RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Quality Tyre Sales Queensland Glass Recycling Queensland Metal Recyclers Pty Ltd Alex Fraser / Queensland Recycling Pty Ltd / Racegrove Pty Ltd / Brisbane Drum Exchange 13-033 13-033_File A 2 of 29 Recyclers Australia [metal recycling import/export} Recycling and Resource Group (RRG) Recycling Developments Recycling Metal Industries Recycling Technology International Pty Ltd Remondis Resitech Retrac Waste Pty Ltd / 73(2) Rocky Point Power / FPC Green Energy Rosenlund Contractors Pty Ltd / Recycling & Crushing / Demolition Schutz DSL (Australia) Pty Ltd / 73(2) Shen Pao Recycle Australia Shred-X Pty Ltd / Australian Paper Recycling / NQ Shred-X Siltech Pty Ltd / Quantum Technical Services Sims E-Recycling - checked if covered by SMM Sims Metal Services Pty Ltd Sita Australia Pty Ltd Stapylton Green Energy Pty Ltd - BMI Steelplas Recycling Pty Ltd Studfix Pty Ltd / (Mikam Tyres) 73(2)Irrelevant Subloo's Pty Ltd / 73(2) Suncoast Skips Sunstate Cement Ltd Tilkey Pty Ltd (Drum reconditioning) Timms Contracting Pty Ltd / Timms Hauling Tox Free (Queensland) Pty Ltd 73(2) Transpacific Bituminous Products Pty Ltd Transpacific Cleanaway Transpacific Cleanaway Weipa Transpacific ERS Transpacific Industries t/as Allied Waste RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Management Transpacific Industries Transpacific Recycling Transpacific Resource Recycling Transpacific Industries Pty. Ltd. (Associated Oils) Transpacific Technical Services 13-033 13-033_File A 3 of 29 Tuff Tyres Mt Isa Pty Ltd / Tyrecycle Pty Ltd V Resource / V. H International Holding Pty Ltd VIP Steel Packaging Pty Ltd / 73(2) Visy Paper Pty Ltd / 73(2) Waste 2 Resources Group Pty Ltd / 73(2) Green Bins We Kando Pty Ltd 73(2) Wegrzyniak Haulage Pty Ltd Wehlow, Robert John Whitsunday Recyclers Yeo & Co Pty Ltd EER - new company for 2014 - rubber recycling Eco-Recycling Replas Colmax Glass Impact Recycling Pty Ltd PaperToPaper YWaste Recycling Yatala Recycling Wholesalers, 125 Pearson 73(2)Irrelevant Rd Yatala QLD Queensland Tissue Products FibreCycle Buyequip MRI (Aust) Pty Ltd / E-Recycle 73(2) Mattress Recyclers INFOstore HBH Recycling Leighton Sand & Gravel Security Shred Australia Queensland Document Destruction / RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Recycling Services Queensland Toowoomba Paper Recyclers Bundaberg Paper and Cardboard Recyclers Cairns Fatman Crakkafat Envirostone / Down To Earth Demolition Wide Bay Capricorn Battery Recyclers 13-033 13-033_File A 4 of 29 Filter & Drum Crushers Chanses R - Resource recovery facility at Mackay RC paget complex Aattard Drums Cut2shreds (disc, drive and document destruction) Certified Destruction and Recycling Services Secontronics (electronic recycling) Brite Side Industries Anuha Services Maryborough Recycling Corporate Recycling E Waste Maryborough Recyclers Environmental Cartridge Group Whitey's Recycled Plastic Pots NQ Cardboard & Plastic Recycling Greener World Recycling Hassle Free Recycling Pty Ltd In Paper Recycling Quiberon Enterprises 73(2)Irrelevant Portsmith Recycle Yard Toner Tech Pty Ltd Allmetal Recyclers Confidential Industries Filter Management Systems Stanfords Recycling Service Poly Recyclers P\L \ ALM Industries Dan Cvetkovic Recycler Hall-Away Recyclers Cairns Cardboard Beerwah Progress Recycling RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Confidential Document Shredding Gray's Waste Cooking Oil / The fat man / Auscol Geocycle Flat Filters Dabron packaging iLandscape Waminda Services 13-033 13-033_File A 5 of 29 Environmental Tyre Collections David Bateman Oil Recovery Powerhouse Batteries M&M Crushing S & K Raw Materials & Earthmoving JNJ Resources / Fibrenite - soil conditioners, cat litter - send separate surveys in 2014 Beneficial Resources CMA Ecorecycle Wagners Queensland / Riemann, Jonathan Lantrack Caboolture Transfer Waste Trans - Queensland largest, independent, Australian Owned liquid waste and industrial services business 73(2)Irrelevant Tox Free - Tox Free - Tox Free - Tox Free - Tox Free - RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Tox Free - Tox Free - Southern Oil Refining Sterihealth Resource Recoveries and Recycling 13-033 13-033_File A 6 of 29 J.R Stephens & Co Pty Ltd Gumdale Demolition Eurokey Recycling Ltd Burke Industries Pty Ltd Austrans Waste Solutions A.M.P.E Sarl South Pacific P/L - Demolition Walsh Architectural Salvage - work with AMPE Allied Environmental Solutions (Waste collector operating in Queensland) Brisbane Metro Smartskip (Wanless Enviro Services) Wanless Enviro Services Skip Bins Online Clearout Handybin 2Ezy Skips Sunshine Skips 73(2)Irrelevant speedy bins Cutters Skips The Rubbish Removers MICK’S BINS Kartaway (Qld) Pty Ltd Kartaway Brisbane Kartaway Gold Coast Kartaway Sunshine Coast Green Bins - In recyclers section Transpacific cleanaway/Big Boys Bins RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Budget Skips Qld Dumpit Handy Bins Jims Skip Bins Rentaskip Australia Magic Bins Multi-Skips 13-033 13-033_File A 7 of 29 Skiptech Take Away Bins 1300Rubbish Rent A Bin Australia Straddie Skip Bins Super skips Cairns Big Boyz Binz Bigga Skips Cairns Skips Cooktown Skip Bins Douglas Skip Bins FNQ Skips Norhire Peeramon Skips Top skips Tropical Skips Mulch-a-sak 73(2)Irrelevant Wot a Load of Rubbish Innisfail to Ingham ASkipAway (now Mams) Australis Skip Hire Ingham Mini Skips (now Mams) Mams - Skip Bin Services North Queensland Skips Townsville Ace Mini Skips / Also Bluewater Landfill Alpha bins Green Ant Skips RTI DL RELEASE - EHP handi Skips Skippy Skips / Carmody's Skips Sun City Skips Top Deal Skips Mackay Burly's Skip Hire 13-033 13-033_File A 8 of 29 CJC Skip Hire - see cortis demolition EZZ-Y Skip Bins Foxy's Skips Mackay Skip Hire Proserpine Recycling Rhino Skip Bags Central Queensland Burgmann Environmental Management Gladstone Blue Bins Gladstone Mini Bins Gladstone Tidy Bags Kangabins McCosker Environmental Services Need a Skip Paddy's Bins Speedy Skips & Industrial Wanless Wastecorp Wide Bay Burnett Absolute Garbage Active Skip Bins 73(2)Irrelevant Bin Hire Bin King Skip Hire Bundy Skip Bins Carty Skip Bins Enviro - Kare Skip Bins Ezy Clean Skips / Reuse and Recycle Gympie Skips Jims Skip Bins Jims Skip Bins Jims Skip Bins RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Jims Skip Bins My Dumpster Rum City Skip Bins RUSTYS SKIP BINS Skip bins Sunshine Coast Suncoast Skips 13-033 13-033_File A 9 of 29 Bears Bins - doesn't recover anything Chilli Bins IBS Skip Bins Waste Away Whale Bins Gold Coast High Rise Skip Bins Asbestos Demolition Specialists Brian's Skip Bins Cheepa Bins Gall Bins Gold Coast Skips Rubbish Removal Gold Coast The Skip Co Trailer Trash West Moreton Budabins Lockyer Bins 73(2)Irrelevant Western Skips Darling Downs East Side Hire E&E Waste Evernew Rubbish Removal Kevin's Rubbish Removals Skips Today Warwick Skip Bins Waste Care RTI DL RELEASE - EHP Western Qld Roma Skips Racelog Waste Services Scrap metal dealers Brisbane Metro 13-033 13-033_File A 10 of 29 A1 Scrap Metal Advanced Metal Recyclers AH Scrapmetals & Recyclers Amalgamated Scrapmetal Recyclers Annanda Scrap Metal AQB Scrap Metal Billabong Brisbane Bradken - Runcorn Bradken - mackay Bright Metal Recyclers Brisbane Scrap Recyclers Caboolture Scrap Metal Cash For Car Removers D&S Metals EnviroMetal fester's scrapmetal Frog Metals / The Recycling Warehouse GMR Go Metal Recyclers 73(2)Irrelevant Happy Scrappy Recycling Kelly Bob & Co Pty Ltd MCB Services Metal Biz Recyclers Oz Metal Recyclers Peninsula Metal Recycling R & R Metals Recycal - Eagle Farm, Hemmant S & M Metal
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