Waste Management
Nigeria’s Dumping Dilemma
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Tourism contributed 10% to our GDP in 2016
90% of an estimated 59 million tonnes of general waste ends up in landfills
Only 5,2% of households recycled waste in 2015
Nigeria has around 826 landfill sites -
Cleaning Up Wasteful Practises
Waste removal is a significant industry with a R15 billion revenue and creates almost 30 000 jobs
Our National Waste Management Strategy aims to divert 25% of recyclables from landfill sites for re-use, recycling or recovery
Four waste management projects implemented nationally in 2016 attracted over R1 billion, creating 148 jobs -
Global Waste Realities
Germany is the global leader in municipal solid waste recycling, processing 66% of produced waste
Singapore produces the most waste at an average of 1 394kg of waste per person per year
Wales is on track to reach its goal of zero waste by 2050
Recruitment Cycle
Our comprehensive and constantly expanding database gives us access to candidates based across the country and beyond our Nigerian borders. Strict verification procedures and reference checks are conducted when recruiting candidates and we’re able to conduct criminal and bureau checks when required.
Competency-based interviewing techniques ensure that your candidate doesn’t only look good on paper
Legal Compliancy
Where required, we maintain legal compliancy to ensure the ongoing success of your project, by conducting re-training every 12-24 months. The worker’s transportation, accommodation and meals are all organised by us.
Services
Your project needs to run at maximum capacity in order to secure a profit and maintain productivity. By working with various companies under the Workforce Holdings banner, we’re able to provide the services required to keep everything working smoothly. Inductions, PPE specifications and costings, on-site medicals and more are organised by us and are essential to maintaining optimal productivity.
