Batch qualification
Categories, estimated volume, location, access, timing and confidentiality.
Business solutions · WEEE & IT assets
SJR supports IT, HSE, procurement and public-sector teams in handling end-of-use electrical, electronic and IT fleets and equipment batches.
End-to-end responsibility
The question is not only who can collect it. The batch must also be identified, secured, dismantled and routed. SJR defines the response around the equipment, volume, site and required evidence.
The official register covers collection, transport and recycling of WEEE and used catalysts, under the former name Société Dallagi de Récupération, through 18 August 2027 and within the published limits.
A structured service
Each project is configured around real constraints. Stated operations and records match only the service scope actually agreed.
Categories, estimated volume, location, access, timing and confidentiality.
Preparation, packing and pickup matched to the site and volume.
Batch creation, weighing and the agreed level of inventory detail.
HDDs, SSDs and other media are separated from the material stream.
Separation of boards, metals, cables, plastics and specific components.
Relevant reuse, recoverable materials and fractions sent to suitable channels.
Sectors served
Service scope is adapted to equipment, site operations and information sensitivity. Every intervention remains subject to qualification.
Computers, servers, networks, storage and peripherals leaving the fleet.
Identifiable assets and media requiring particular attention to data.
IT, electrical and electronic equipment from operations or maintenance.
Decommissioned assets, inventoried batches and out-of-service equipment.
Communications equipment, cabling, boards and technical assemblies.
Terminals, office equipment and renewed electrical infrastructure.
Evidence & deliverables
The level of detail is agreed before collection and depends on the batch, risk and operations actually performed.
Site, date, general batch type and agreed information.
Weighing data and grouping according to the chosen tracking scope.
A record or certificate when destruction or sanitisation is included.
Operations performed and the route of key fractions, where available.
How it works
Easy to understand, precise to execute and proportional to risk.
Equipment, volume, photos, location and potential data-bearing devices.
Scope, logistics, operations, documents and site-access conditions.
Pickup, receipt, sorting, security and fraction separation.
Agreed records corresponding to the operations actually performed.
Prepare the equipment types, estimated quantities, location, photos and confidentiality requirements.