SafePc Disposal

Purpose & Values

Environmental benefits – recycling business waste means less disposal to landfill and less overall harm to the environment.

Business reputation – enhance your chances of winning contracts and improve customer loyalty by demonstrating your environmental responsibility through recycling efforts.

Reducing waste costs – managing and handling waste is costly, and reducing the amount of waste you send directly to landfill can bring large savings on landfill tax.

Meeting legal obligations – businesses in some industries have a legal responsibility for disposal of specific products; ensuring compliance through recycling schemes means avoiding penalties, fines or worse.

Saving energy – producing some recycled products eg aluminium uses far less energy than making straight from raw materials.

Who We Are ?

Safe Pc Disposal is the trading name of E World UK Ltd. It is an Oxford-based IT Recycle Company registered with Companies House and the Environment Agency. E world recycling provides an ethical environmentally friendly service for removal of used IT equipment.We operate on the principle of Recover, Refurbish and Recycle which falls within the 3Rs of the waste management hierarchy (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle).

Recycling your company's IT equipment should be a simple task. You just contact a recycler to pick up the old computers and office equipment, and the company recycles the electronic waste in an environmentally-friendly manner. Worries for you should be few, if any. Unfortunately, this isn't always the case. Stiff competition and dwindling margins have caused many computer recycling companies to look for ways to squeeze extra profits from each sale, including shipping unprocessed PC hard drives and electronics overseas, selling computers to unmonitored subcontractors, or just dumping e-waste into local landfills.

Companies find themselves in trouble with public opinion and the law when their old computers are discovered in landfills or a developing country. Not only is this a public relations nightmare, but steep fines can be levied for violating environmental
and privacy laws. For example, one company found itself in this position when a copy machine was discovered with sensitive client records on the hard drive (yes, most copy machines now have hard drives).