CRS installs new state-of-the-art Waste Transfer Station to help Baileys extend their processing capabilities
CRS NI Ltd, one of the leading Waste Solutions providers from Northern Ireland teamed up with Bailey’s Skip Hire & Recycling Ltd, to design, manufacture and install a new state of the art Waste Transfer Station.
Bailey’s Skip Hire & Recycling are a family-owned business, with over 20 years of experience in waste management and recycling solutions. They provide a fast and effective waste disposal service for both domestic and business customers from their facilities in Corby, covering the Northamptonshire region.
Known for their commitment to ensuring customer satisfaction, Baileys wanted to continue their efficient service and increase production capabilities. Baileys approached CRS back in 2023, looking for a plant capable of processing up to 50 tonnes of C&D and C&I waste per hour. In effect what they got was a Plant capable for running 70 tonnes per hour.
The previous Plant at Baileys was a laboursome process for the company, when it came to separating out waste. A variety of issues restricted their ability to increase production beyond 15 tonnes per hour.
Levi Robinson, General Manager at Baileys Skip Hire & Recycling Ltd explained the issues their company were dealing with at the time;
“The current plant was heavily reliant on manual labour. Due to Brexit and other issues that we were facing in the UK, we couldn’t get the staff. We decided that automation was the best route to improve quality and quantity.”
An already established relationship, and trust in the CRS brand, meant choosing CRS as their preferred supplier, was an easy decision to make.
“We have had CRS machinery in the past. We understand the quality of their workmanship, so it was a natural ask for us to get them in to design and quote on the build that you see today.”
The initial talks between the two parties, gave Baileys the platform to explain what they needed in order to grow their business.
Levi explained “It’s not a simple task of getting more tonnage in, the quality of the product has to be there as well. So, it was a case of them understanding what we needed and they put pen to paper and started designing for us.”
Baileys are retrieving a range of clean aggregates which they can competitively sell, including -10mm Fines, 10-50mm Mid Fraction and +50mm Fraction.
The plant produces a range of Lights for SRF/RDF, Low quality wood, High quality wood, PVC, Hard Plastics, Plastic, Cardboard, Copper Wire, Metals and Aluminium.
The new plant in Corby, has been designed to incorporate the latest, innovative sorting equipment from CRS. Production has now increased through an efficient sorting process allowing for a 97% recovery rate of quality recyclable aggregates.
Levi Robinson, concluded; “From start to finish, it’s been simple, CRS didn’t over complicate things. I needed to grow the business and what they’ve produced and what’ve given us here, is exactly what we needed.”
“It’s exactly what we set out to achieve. We are already getting third party, big players in the game tipping with us, because we can sort their waste for them.”
The plant has streamlined the process for Baileys, reducing the manpowered needed while allowing them to process 70 tonnes of waste comfortably, well above their initial expectations.
“For other companies, I highly recommend speaking with CRS. Nothing was an issue for them. We ran the plant and tested it, and throughout that whole commissioning process, and now we’ve got a perfect set up for what Baileys need and that is going to allow us to grow further more.”
CRS were delighted to be awarded the project by Baileys. Sean Conlon, company director, commented “CRS pride themselves in developing solid relationships with their clients and we see Baileys as another example of a client returning to us as a result of ongoing work built up over the years. Thanks to Levi Robinson and the team at Baileys for placing their trust in us.”
CRS NI Ltd deliver bespoke waste solutions for all applications across the waste recycling industry. The company was grown since their inception in 2009, to provide complete static recycling waste solutions along with a range of mobile machines, followed by onsite installation.
For more information visit www.crsni.com