General Manager Lourens de Beer for Averda Specialised Industrial Cleaning welcomes Depot Manager Tiaan Kruger to Evander.
Averda has merged its Witbank Logistics branch with the Specialised Industrial Cleaning branch in Evander, near Secunda, Mpumalanga. The consolidated Specialised Industrial Cleaning and Logistics division for Mpumalanga will operate from Evander bolstering its waste management services to key contract clients in the region.Averda, being South Africa’s first multinational waste-management company, is committed to providing world class standards and systems that brings to market a differentiated service based on credibility, compliance, reporting and sustainability.Lourens De Beer, our General Manager in Evander says: “We are excited about the opportunities that the synergies between the Specialised Industrial Cleaning and the Logistics unit will bring to the business - helping Averda deliver a cleaner world and help improve the lives of the communities in which we operate”.“This is the right move and allows us to show our current and future clients that we are well positioned to manage all their waste management needs in a responsible and sustainable way - based on our global expertise,” adds Tiaan Kruger, our Logistics Manager in EvanderAverda’s Specialised Industrial Cleaning team provides focused solutions for specialised equipment and processes to address demands and challenges in the cleaning and maintenance of industrial equipment, while minimising operational downtime and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Services include high pressure water jetting, specialised tank cleaning and industrial vacuuming.
Averda is delighted to announce that three of our clients – Defy Appliances, Toyota South Africa Manufacturing, and Hirt & Carter South Africa – were recognised for their achievements practising effective waste management and sustainability initiatives in the KwaZulu-Natal province.
Nita Ramlutchman, Business Development Director at Averda, speaks about Averda’s continued efforts in South Africa to manage waste through sustainable solutions and helping companies achieve circularity by employing new technologies and innovations.
The IFC - International Finance Corporation has provided Averda with a $30 million loan to support sustainable waste management in the Middle East and Africa.