Timeframe: How quickly does Ecobraz collect, destroy and release CDF for damaged items?

Understanding the Collection Process

Ecobraz has a well-structured process for collecting damaged items, ensuring agility and efficiency. After scheduling, collection usually takes place within 5 working days, depending on the location and volume of the materials to be collected.

Safe and Reliable Destruction

After collection, the damaged items are sent to a specialized unit where they undergo the destruction process. This procedure is essential to ensure that hazardous waste is dealt with properly. Destruction takes place within 10 to 15 working days of collection, ensuring environmental compliance and safety.

Release of the CDF (Certificate of Faithful Destruction)

The Certificate of Faithful Destruction (CDF) is the document that proves the correct disposal of the damaged items. It is generated as soon as the destruction process is complete and made available to the client within 3 working days of the end of the procedure, and can be sent digitally for greater convenience.

Total Process Time

All in all, the entire process, from scheduling the collection to releasing the CDF, usually takes between 18 and 23 working days. This timeframe may vary depending on the location and volume of the items, but Ecobraz's priority is always to ensure speed without compromising the quality and safety of the process.

Advantages of an Agile and Transparent Process

Counting on defined timeframes for collection, destruction and release of the CDF provides security and peace of mind for clients, guaranteeing legal and environmental compliance. In addition, transparency at every stage of the process strengthens trust and promotes sustainability.