Great Southern Waste Disposal

Working towards zero waste with local authorities and the community'

Great Southern Waste Disposal (GSWD) are a provider of waste management services in the Wheatbelt and Upper Great Southern region of Western Australia.

Established in 1986 by Directors Kevin Timms and Lindsay Sims, GSWD have continued to identify business and service provision opportunities since their commencement and have expanded their operations to provide waste collection services to many Local Governments and their wider communities.

GSWD strictly comply with the operational waste collection requirements of individual Local Governments and offer exemplary and professional service to all customers. The company is renowned for their hard work, excellent work methods, high standards and support of the local communities in where they operate.

Recycling

Great Southern Waste Disposal (GSWD) provides local governments and commercial businesses with a range of recycling collection options. Kerbside recycling collections is provided through local government with the provision of yellow-top 240L SULO bins, and bulk recycling in several Shires.

GSWD also provide local businesses with bulk recycling options, including a selection of bins in various sizes. The bins with lids are ideal for large quantities of cardboard waste, and help prevent recyclable materials from becoming contaminated. Weekly or fortnightly collection is available to suit business needs.

Once collected, recycling is transported back to GSWD Municipal Recovery Facility (MRF) in Narrogin. Recyclable material is then sorted into individual categories and baled ready for transportation. These bales are transported to various Recycling Facilities in Perth for markets locally and overseas.

No recyclable materials collected by GSWD are deposited on landfill sites – they are all recycled. For more information about recycling, please visit the Recycle Right website.