Axil Shortlisted for MRW National Recycling Awards 2020

Axil Integrated Services has been shortlisted for a prestigious mrw National Recycling Award. Their work with global engine manufacturer, Cummins, has secured them a place on the shortlist in the Partnership Excellence Commercial category.

The category recognises true partnerships and working relationships that go beyond the norm and contractural arrangement, to manage waste and resources sustainably and effectively.

The full shortlist can be found here and the winners will be announced in December at the event in London.

Axil currently works with some of the UK’s biggest brands and is in the running for a prestigious national award. Axil has been shortlisted in the Partnership Excellence Commercial category, at the MRW National Recycling Awards 2020, for it’s work with Cummins, a global leader in the design, manufacture, and supply of engines and generators.

Axil manages multiple waste streams at Cummins’ multiple sites, including Darlington and Stamford, through tailored end-to-end waste management solutions and provides support, advice to educate Cummins’ workforce.

Axil has achieved savings for Cummins through sustainable cost reductions and improved segregation efforts. Axil’s waste process improvements also saved Cummins more than 4,000 hours in manual labour. The company also achieved ‘Zero to Landfill’ in 2013 and Axil’s work has been crucial in sustaining this.

Axil managing director Edward Pigg said: “The MRW National Recycling Awards are hugely respected and it’s fantastic for Axil to be recognised for the work that we do.

“When Cummins turned to us to manage their complex waste needs, their costs were escalating, and their service levels were stagnating. We’ve been pivotal in helping Cummins to overcome long-standing challenges to reduce their overall environmental impact, all whilst achieving savings.”

Axil’s contract was renewed by Cummins earlier this year for a further three years, in recognition of Axil’s dedication and hard work.

Cummins HSE Officer Fraser Troup added: “We’ve been very impressed with the quality of Axil’s innovation and even more with the reduced environmental impact and increased savings.

“What stands out most for me about Axil is the personal service and willingness to help us resolve issues and offer innovative solutions. It’s refreshing to work with such a responsive business.”

Axil, which operates across the whole of the uk and has bases in Corby and Cannock, handles a host of traditional and complex waste streams from 350 customer sites across the country.

Find out more information about Axil’s Total Waste Management services here, or to find out more about the MRW National Recycling Awards go to https://nra.mrw.co.uk/