Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises
Our Vision:
Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises is a centre of excellence for the promotion and practice of sustainable resource and waste management services.
Our Mission Statement:
Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises works with its community, customers, Shareholders, employees, partners and the waste industry to strategically deliver and promote innovative and efficient services that reduce waste to landfill and increase beneficial reuse opportunities.
Kimbriki Values and Behaviours:
NSW EPA licences
- Kimbriki’s licences are available on the NSW EPA website. Enter the licence number to view the full licence.
- Environmental Protection Licence 13090 – for resource recovery
- Environmental Protection Licence 13091 – for waste disposal
- Kimbriki’s monitoring reports are published monthly on this site.
- Click here to view the Environmental Compliance information.
Size of site: 34 hectares
Number of Employees: 46 total employees (+30 onsite contractors)
Operations: Open 7 days per week from 7am to 5pm. Closed only Christmas Day and Good Friday
On average, 1,100 vehicles access Kimbriki every day
Over 280,000 tonnes of waste received annually, with 80% currently being recycled.
Products Received
Our Site
When a customer enters Kimbriki via one of the entry weighbridges (A or B), the Kimbriki Weighbridge Attendant identifies the waste type(s) – this is done by inspecting the load at the entry weighbridge. The customer’s vehicle is weighed, and their number plate logged as entering the site. They can then be directed to the correct area for disposal. Depending on the nature of the waste or recyclable material, the process of handling and disposal from this point varies widely. Mixed waste (dry landfill) will be directed to our transfer area (5) before being processed for landfill.
Some free materials such as paper & cardboard, scrap metal, glass, aluminum, plastic containers, lead acid batteries, used motor oil, e-waste, and paint are aggregated and removed off site for recycling.
If the customer has several different products they may be directed to re-weigh at one of the weighbridges. This allows for tracking the amount of different waste delivered as well as correct charges for the different products. Once the customer has unloaded, they must exit via one of our outgoing weighbridges (C or D). This is to ensure firstly, that they have exited the site safely, and secondly to make their final payment, if one is required.
Goods recovered from the mixed waste transfer station are transferred to the Buy Back Centre and offered for sale.
Other materials are processed into re-use products, for example, bricks and concrete are crushed and screened into aggregates; timber is shredded and screened to make mulches, or for future chipboard.
Some wastes, due to their inherently risky nature, are securely buried on site. This includes asbestos, insulation and mixed waste.
