Note re Fraudulent Battery Collections
| It has been brought to our attention that various persons are visiting our customer sites posing as Enva personnel in order to obtain Lead Acid Batteries illegally. We would like to thank our customers for continued vigilance regarding this matter in order to minimise any further fraudulent collections. |
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| We take this matter very seriously as fraudalent collectors are jeopardising both Enva’s and customers' reputations, due to removing hazardous waste without issuing of proper environmental documentation. |
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We have devised a ‘quick reference check list’ to help you ensure lead acid batteries are being collected from your premises both legally and in accordance with Environmental Legislation.
Image on right: one of the curtainsiders that is currently used by Enva Northern Ireland Ltd for the collection of lead acid batteries.
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| Quick Reference Checklist: |
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Enva Personnel
Alanna Lavery – Key Accounts Executive
Curtain Sider Lorry displaying Enva Logo
Enva Uniformed Driver
Consignment Note + Delivery Note - Signed by customer before departure |
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Fraudulent Personnel
Person displaying false Photo ID Card
Unmarked Transit Van or Pick- Up Truck
Non-uniformed person with false Enva clipboard
False Paperwork - Not signed before departure
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| To download a brief leaflet highlighting this issue, please click here >>> |
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| The above file in PDF format. Click on the Adobe icon to download Adobe Acrobat Reader |
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