Bulk Waste Logistics

Aggressively Expansive Waste Supply Chain Network

Waste is one UK bulk road transport sector that we are expanding in here at Suttons Tankers, after being awarded contracts with companies in the waste and water sectors. 

Now, we are equipped to safely transport:

• Sewage and bio-solid sludge 

• Chemical waste

• Waste oil and fuel

We understand the time-sensitive, critical role that our team play within this area of critical infrastructure, and train all of our team to the highest standards so that they can conduct their work efficiently and securely.

As well, any waste oils that we can repurpose are turned into biofuels, through which we are feeding the economy and reducing our carbon footprint.

Value Adding Services

Of course, working with Suttons Tankers provides access to our geographically large network fleet and our drivers that are trained in transporting waste effectively while minimising the chance of accidents.

Yet there are other benefits that a contract with us includes, such as unrivalled in-house technical knowledge, and the ability for us to supplement and support your current resources with a focus on sustainability, reliability, and growth.

For example, we can perform site visits and assess your equipment and maintenance, providing an insight on the most judicious solutions. We have done so for previous water industry clients and managed to reduce their long-term cost while improving implementation reliability.

Our proven track record when it comes to successful change of management and TUPE regulations through the transfer of in-house fleets makes us a logical choice for the replacement of incumbents during a time where other hauliers are ceasing operations.

Our fleet size is unmatched, as is our ability to create safe, bespoke solutions for our customers that are efficient and cost-effective while remaining unflinching on environmental excellence. We strive for continuous, sustainable improvement through our contracts, and in practice for some of our customers this means a reduction in cost-to-serve and reductions of tens of thousands of annual CO2 emissions.