First Class Technologies collects and stores redundant IT equipment for contract clients.
Periodically, EEE4D who are based in Stoke on Trent and part of the nationwide Community Recycling Consortium, visits to collect the defunct kit including PCs, laptops, servers, monitors and other redundant WEEE equipment.
First Class Technologies has been pleased to use their services for over seven years. EEE4Disadvantaged CIO is a registered charity number 1198183. They recycle redundant IT equipment to fund training and employment for people with mental health issues or physical disabilities. Following collection, a certificate is emailed to clients that lists items received, with serial numbers and dates. Hard disk drives are removed and rendered inoperable, before recycling the components. Equipment is recycled in a secure, legal, environmentally friendly and ethical way.
As part of its community focus, EEE4D collects, dismantles and recycles redundant computers, laptops, tablets, iPads, servers and other electronic goods from schools, colleges and SME businesses across Staffordshire, West Midlands, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire.
If you have a particularly large volume of equipment to dispose of, we can arrange a special visit by EEE4D to your premises.
Following collections, EEE4D provides a disposal log with serial numbers of all items disposed of. When HDDs have been removed and disposed of, EEE4D certificate the work, issuing a report of serial numbers and dates of HDD disposal.
Contact us to arrange a time and date to drop off your redundant unwanted equipment to us or book a direct collection from EEE4D.
