BDS Waste Disposal specializes in scrap tire collection, transportation, storage, and recycling for customers throughout New England. BDS Waste Disposal specializes in scrap tire collection, transportation, storage, and recycling for customers throughout New England, including Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts. We utilize our own personnel and equipment (trucks, trailers and processing machinery) when servicing our customers.
We process all scrap tires at our licensed facility in Maine. All resulting products are utilized in accordance with Maine DEP and US EPA rules and regulations. Examples of product usage include tire-derived fuel (TDF), landfill drainage material and lightweight fill material in civil engineering projects. For more information on the services we provide, please see our Frequently Asked Questions.
You can also contact us and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Tri-Community Recycling & Sanitary Landfill has been doing business with BDS for over a decade without even a written contract.
We process all scrap tires at our licensed facility in Maine. All resulting products are utilized in accordance with Maine DEP and US EPA rules and regulations. Examples of product usage include tire-derived fuel (TDF), landfill drainage material and lightweight fill material in civil engineering projects. For more information on the services we provide, please see our Frequently Asked Questions.
You can also contact us and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Tri-Community Recycling & Sanitary Landfill has been doing business with BDS for over a decade without even a written contract.
Services
Once our truck loaded with scrap tires arrives at our tire processing facility, the truck is then weighed at the scales.
The truck proceeds to the BDS processing facility where the tires are unloaded manually or via a walking floor trailer.
The empty truck proceeds back to the truck scales where the tire weight is calculated and the weight slip is generated.
Once unloaded the tires are segregated into four separate categories.
Tires without rims and tires small enough to be shredded whole are fed directly into the shredder with a hydraulic excavator.
The truck proceeds to the BDS processing facility where the tires are unloaded manually or via a walking floor trailer.
The empty truck proceeds back to the truck scales where the tire weight is calculated and the weight slip is generated.
Once unloaded the tires are segregated into four separate categories.
Tires without rims and tires small enough to be shredded whole are fed directly into the shredder with a hydraulic excavator.
BDS Waste Disposal owns and operates 12 tractor trailers, two of which are equipped with loading arms, and four rear loading compactor trucks.
All of our trucks are operated by skilled, dependable drivers who load tires efficiently and in a timely manner.
For customers with larger volumes of tires located in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont, we utilize tractor trailers.
For businesses that do not have room to pile tires and have too many tires for a weekly run, BDS offers box trailers that are picked up on an on-call basis.
All of our trucks are operated by skilled, dependable drivers who load tires efficiently and in a timely manner.
For customers with larger volumes of tires located in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont, we utilize tractor trailers.
For businesses that do not have room to pile tires and have too many tires for a weekly run, BDS offers box trailers that are picked up on an on-call basis.
BDS Waste Disposal is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws concerning discrimination in employment.
No question in our application is intended to elicit information in violation of any such law nor will any information obtained in response to any question be used in violation of any such law.
BDS Waste Disposal fully complies with the Maine Human Rights Commission regulations regarding reasonable accommodation for disabled applicants.
Applicants who require reasonable accommodation to complete this application or to participate in the interview process should contact the BDS Human Resources representative to arrange for such accommodation.
No question in our application is intended to elicit information in violation of any such law nor will any information obtained in response to any question be used in violation of any such law.
BDS Waste Disposal fully complies with the Maine Human Rights Commission regulations regarding reasonable accommodation for disabled applicants.
Applicants who require reasonable accommodation to complete this application or to participate in the interview process should contact the BDS Human Resources representative to arrange for such accommodation.
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