Cadilak

The main task of the station is disassembly and scrapping of vehicles withdrawn from use (due to the technical condition and age of the vehicle) and cars not fit for further use (accident-damaged). An additional task is the sale of used car parts.

The company cooperates with other recycling companies with a set standard of environmental protection under the ARES system . The dismantling stations cooperating with ARES use the unified software:

supporting the collection of cars and the creation of a data register on received cars

documenting the subsequent stages of the disassembly process

facilitating the management of warehouses

creating a database of assemblies, parts, materials obtained from the process

The company is affiliated with Forsa, ie the 'Forum Recyklingu Samochod' Association . The aim of the Association is to promote the development of car recycling in Poland, in particular in the field of technology, economy and environmental protection. The term 'car recycling' should be understood as such treatment of cars from the stage of their design to decommissioning and disposal, so that they do not endanger the natural environment, and at the same time to use the existing parts and materials in a useful way.

The company is involved in a variety of recycling initiatives. At the local level, the Cadilak Vehicle Disassembly Station cooperates, among others. with the Wieliczka Starosty and the Proszowice Starosty and the School of Aspirants of the State Fire Service in Krakow . Additionally, several times a year, the car recycling process taking place in Cadilak is monitored by students of the Faculty of Mining Surveying and Environmental Engineering of the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow .

The great ennoblement of the company and confirmation of its importance was a visit to the Vehicle Disassembly Station in December 2011 by representatives of car recyclers from eleven European countries, representatives of the Ministry of the Environment , the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Scrap Metal, the Polish Automotive Industry Association and the Board of the Automobile Recycling FORUM Association and Mrs. Artemis Hatzi Hull with Directorate General of the European Commission.

The presentation of the Vehicle Disassembly Station was one of the items at the conference on the problems and solutions of the car recycling system organized under the Polish Presidency of the European Union.