Leading Specialists in Heavy Electrical Plant Recycling & Recovery, Live site dismantling, Hazardous waste, Abnormal Load Movement, PCBs, Oil Recycling, SF6 treatment & High Pressure Cleaning.Celtic Recycling provide a 'total package' approach, competently managing all health, safety and environmental risks associated with plant dismantling and disposal on behalf of the electricity industry and other blue chip clients.Celtic Recycling prides itself on the provision of the highest quality service, adhering to all legal requirements, with a view to ensuring complete peace of mind for our clients on every project. The company has an innovative problem solving approach, successfully handling even the most complex site scenarios.Client satisfaction is of paramount importance to us which is why the company actively seeks customer feedback and regularly reviews our service provision against current and future client needs.Whilst many of Celtic Recycling’s skills and capabilities have evolved in response to electricity industry demands, they are readily transferable to any sector with similar plant or equipment disposal requirements; in particular rail network operators and major power users. The company welcome enquiries and would be more than pleased to discuss specific requirements.Celtic Recycling Limited is listed on both The Utility Vendor Database and the Railway Link-up Supplier Qualification and Registration scheme. The company has been independently audited under the associated ‘Verify’ system and is formally approved as a specialist contractor to the electricity industry.Celtic Recycling’s unwavering commitment to health, safety and environmental compliance has led to excellent relationships with the regulatory authorities, particularly the Environment Agency and the Health and Safety Executive.Celtic Recycling transports all plant items considered hazardous or difficult to one of our facilities located at Pyle, Bridgend and Queensway Meadows, Newport where environmental protection measures and controls greatly exceed those required under current environmental legislation.