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Organisation of collection
Collecting waste entails being pragmatic. It entails being familiar with modern transport and logistics resources. It also entails managing personnel teams, and addressing specialist notions of work organisation and safety. Other important matters are finances: revenues generated through taxes and fees, and projected operating figures.
GIRUS specialises in all these issues and guides local activities through the process of organising collections. We also deploy and participate in the development of optimisation software applications. We conduct assessments to identify dysfunctions in the field and draw up organisational solutions to resolve them. Waste collection has to be innovative in order to respond to urban planning and development-related concerns.
Underground containers, pneumatic collection systems, onboard weighing, robotised collection, geo-location, guiding, etc. are all solutions that we can discuss with you.
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Besançon (France)
Assistance to the owner over a four-year period to roll out incentive charging. Contracting procedures for collection in the outskirts, containerisation, and the procurement of trucks and identification, dynamic weighing and geo-location equipment. Dimensional design of the Collection Information System. Organisation of collections in the outskirts where the service its newly outsourced.
Client: CA du Grand Besançon
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Paris (France)
Study of the possibilities for contracting out to a specialist operator the design, implementation and temporary operation of a pneumatic household waste collection system in the Batignolles mixed development zone.
Client: Paris city council
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Lannion (22)
The Lannion-Trégor area consists of 20 communes with a population of 31,000, and is responsible for the prevention and collection of assimilated household waste. Our assignment consisted of three separate aims and stages:assessment and characterisation of the current situation, study to optimise the system and compare different potential scenarios, definition of a new system of organisation and financial impacts of the chosen scenario, and designs for collection routes. Client: Lannion-Trégor urban district council
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Argentan region
The Argentan regional SITCOM provides services to 99 communes, with a population of 42,657. It is responsible for the prevention, collection, recovery and treatment of household and assimilated waste. The objectives of the assignment were the following: study to reorganise collection routes in the area, asses- sment of investment and operational costs of the new organisation, drawing up of an implementation schedule for the transition from the current organisation to the new one over a 4 year period.
Client: SITCOM Région d’Argentan
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Lannion (22)
The Lannion-Trégor area consists of 20 communes with a population of 31,000, and is responsible for the prevention and collection of assimilated household waste. Our assignment consisted of three separate aims and stages:assessment and characterisation of the current situation, study to optimise the system and compare different potential scenarios, definition of a new system of organisation and financial impacts of the chosen scenario, and designs for collection routes. Client: Lannion-Trégor urban district council
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Dijon (France)
Assistance with waste management contract award (pre-collection, collection and sorting centre management) – 250,000 inhab.
Client: CA du Grand Dijon
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Pezenas (France)
Waste management optimisation study: review, assessment and evaluation of possibilities for optimisation. 46 communes representing 110,000 inhabitants in semi-rural, rural and tourist areas. Study using the “E-Coûts” software.
Client: SICTOM de Pezenas
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La Plaine de l’Ain (01)
Study to optimise waste management:
– assessment and characterisation of the current waste management system,
– study to reorganise collection routes,
– preliminary study for the implementation of an incentive charging system.
Population: 50,000
Client : Plaine de l’Ain district council
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Villeurbanne (France)
Assistance with the award of waste management contracts (pre-collection, collection and sorting centre management) – population 250,000.
Client: Grand Dijon urban district council
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Châtellerault (France)
Study to optimise household waste collection in the CAPC catchment area (Communauté d’agglomération du Pays Châtelleraudais) including a preliminary assessment stage with GPS monitoring.
12 communes with a total population of 55,000.
– Dimensional design of a transfer platform,
– Reorganisation of collection routes.
Client: Pays Châtelleraudais urban district council
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Châtellerault (France)
Study to optimise household waste collection in the CAPC catchment area (Communauté d’agglomération du Pays Châtelleraudais) including a preliminary assessment stage with GPS monitoring.
12 communes with a total population of 55,000.
– Dimensional design of a transfer platform,
– Reorganisation of collection routes.
Client: Pays Châtelleraudais urban district council
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