Tuesday, 29 August 2017

Guide to Using Appropriate Skip Bins and Where to Find Manufacturers in Australia

Different types of wastes have to be discarded in different ways, every year in Australia. When you have large quantities of rubbish to throw away, look for hook lift bins manufacturers and you will find a variety of sizes, makes and models you need. 

For general waste 

General waste skip bins are suitable for any light domestic or commercial waste products. In such as bin you can throw any kind of light rubbish except hazardous wastes. It can also be used to dispose of spoiled food products.

For mixed heavy waste 

When you have a lot of sundry waste you may need an all-purpose bin to contain everything that you will dispose of. Some suppliers do provide ‘one-size-fits-all’ kind of bin to put in everything from a spring cleaning activity. But again the throwing away of hazardous materials and also food waste is not allowed in this kind of bin. 

For clean-fill or hard-fill waste 

The people who have to manage a construction site or have huge amounts of waste from renovation works can use cleanfill / hardfill bins. As the name suggests a clean fill bin is not and should not be contaminated by any other waste. It can be used to throw concrete, bricks, rocks and ceramic tiles. Do not buy or hire this bin if along with clean-fill and hard-fill you also have general waste, garden waste, kitchen waste or hazardous waste. 

For green garden waste

A right sized green garden waste skip bin can be used to take all of it and it will leave your garden clear. You will then have a clean patch to sow and plant whatever you have planned for. Green garden waste is rich in nitrogen – the element that makes it bio-degradable. When processed later, this waste can break down easily and become a part of earth again at a different site. 

Choosing an appropriate make of skip bin is important. If you find the bins too expensive to buy outright, you can always lease one for few days. 

Thursday, 27 July 2017

The Utility of Skip Bins

Skip bins, also referred to as dumpsters in the US and Canada are widely used these days on construction and industrial sites. These bins are large containers used for collecting waste and for various cleaning-out jobs where large quantity of material needs to be taken away. They are extensively used to carry demolition waste, construction debris and building supplies as well.

Skip bins come in different sizes and are sometimes also used by individuals or families for jobs such as spring cleaning. Instead of buying a large bin, households can also temporarily hire one. Hiring a skip bin can come in extremely handy when one is renovating a home or cleaning out the attic. Skip bins are also used for the purpose of landscaping which normally involves the reshaping of land (grading) as well as removing excessive waste. 

If you are looking for skip bins in Perth, then New Bridge Services is here to offer a wide variety. All bins are fabricated with highest quality materials in order to make the product long lasting. We recommend, before purchasing or hiring a skip bin, always ensure the right kind of size that is correctly suited for your requirements. Getting a bigger or a smaller size than what may actually be needed may only result in unnecessary expenditure and effort. Feel free to consult a staff member for personalised assistance.

Thursday, 29 June 2017

All that You Need to Know About Hook Lift Bins

Choosing appropriate handling and storage equipment is crucial to the efficiency of work at construction and renovation sites. A set of well made equipment will minimise the time in waste handling and provide maximum available storage for your materials. This where containers in form of skip bins and hook lift bins come into picture.

You will get these bins in a variety of sizes and layout types. Nevertheless, it is good to know a summary of their qualities and the way they can be used for your projects including spring cleaning works and in moving from one site to another. 

Here’s a summary of these points:

The bins can be used by anyone but they are particularly practical for commercial and industrial users who have big volumes of waste at their work sites and need large containers to store the generated quantity.

Hook lift containers are good to be used at shopping centres, factories, and big multi-business complexes that have solid, bulky and non-compactable materials as waste.

The sites that have high volume waste generation can have an on-site stationary or movable compaction to further decrease transportation costs and service needs related to waste elimination.

The bins can be used easily and be loaded manually or with help of chute, conveyor, tippler and other custom made handling and transfer equipment. Thanks to their big rear doors, material loading becomes safe and efficient.

If you do not want to buy the bins, the facility of hire is good to use anytime.

Tuesday, 30 May 2017

Fencing Options at a Farm

Historically, natural materials were the only available supplies for fencing of houses and farms. Towards the close of 19th century, barbed wire was invented and it made for a long-standing barrier. But it was not a very safe material and could cause injuries to livestock and their keepers.

The installation of fences at a farm involves both significant time and money. This is why before choosing a certain type of fence you need to look at all the options available and then take your pick.

Wooden fences have traditionally been the best choice for fencing. The wood at lumberyards is usually soft variety of wood that calls for diligent upkeep. In places with humid weather, a wooden fence can last for about 20 years with regular maintenance schedule - it includes painting or staining after every 4-5 years. While it is a safe and natural material for fencing, it is not considered eco-friendly particularly for a large farm. It can involve felling of hundreds of trees. 

Another option, high tensile steel fences and cattle panels are strong with longevity of up to 40 years and they need minimal maintenance. The only care to be taken is to buy the fence from a specialised farm equipment manufacturer. A neophyte fence and panel builder does not have good quality materials to make this gear. Once bought from a certified supplier, your high tensile steel fence can become the most economical and trouble-free piece of equipment at your farm.

Sunday, 23 April 2017

3 Commonly Asked Questions about Skip Bins

Skip bins are used extensively in Australia for the removal of domestic and commercial rubbish. They are supplied in a range of sizes for their variety of applications.

When buyers come looking for skip bins for sale, they have some typical questions to ask of the suppliers. Listed below are answers to three of these.

What can we put in the bin? 

Skip bins are used for general household clean ups, yard cleaning, moving house, building remodelling and landscaping works. They help by collecting any kind of non-hazardous wastes generated through such activities.   
Things that should not legally go into a bin include food scraps, liquid wastes, unsafe chemicals, poisons, needles and syringes, explosives and any environmentally unfriendly substances that are likely to cause injury or damage to anyone.

What size of bin will we need?

Suppliers who have been in this trade for long have a variety of sizes to suit their clients’ needs. Some bins sized 3 cubic meters or more have a tailgate for ease of loading. It is best to state your specific needs to the suppliers and ask them for recommendation on size.

Do we need Council permission or a permit to use the bin at our premises?


If a skip bin is placed and used on your own property, you will not need permission or a permit. However, if the bin it is to be put on a public land, on nature strips or on sides of street you will need to consult the local council to see if it calls for a special permit. Different councils in Australian states have their own rules about the usage.

Thursday, 2 March 2017

The Need for Safety While Working at Construction Sites

Construction has been ranked as one of the most dangerous industries to work in.  Being surrounded by heavy equipment and concrete slabs, climbing atop huge buildings, working near half constructed structures – all of this looks terrifying from a distance and indeed requires presence of mind and agility to work safely at a construction site.

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Listed below are just a few of the main hazards that are encountered on a typical construction site and how to deal with them:

Working at Heights

In the construction of buildings as also the demolitions of old structures, the workers are frequently required to work at heights. Fatalities and injuries associated with factors related to height account for several accidents each year. The restrictions on mobility further add to the risks associated with working on high structures.

Comprehensive training with stress on safety awareness is essential for workers. The functioning and quality of cranes and lifts must be strictly checked before they are put to use at the site.

Moving Objects

Construction sites have ever changing environments as projects keep progressing. The hazards and risks also change as structures rise and expand.  Further to this there are dumper trucks and supply vehicles operation. Often, they manoeuvre on uneven terrains. Workers operating these systems as also the ones who are on ground around these machines have to be extra careful. The systems when not in use should be parked at a distance on an even surface.

Material & Manual Handling

Heavy materials and equipment such as hook lift bins should be handled by trained and experienced employees at the site. Records of training and must be maintained for verification and the equipment should be sourced only from licensed suppliers of industrial goods. 

Saturday, 18 February 2017

Three things to look in a Skip Bin rental company

Skip bins are undoubtedly the best solution to manage the waste. But picking up a company to hire skip bin services can be a call which needs serious considerations and planning. Here are few things to look into a rental provider:

Services available for Rubbish removal

The company should be able to pick up your garbage on the date requested. If you leave your waste lying around for extended periods of time, you’ll incur fines for illegal dumping. Moreover, if you’ve filled the bin with hazardous waste, you may endanger the heath of your tradespeople and the residents. Find out whether the company offers removal services and make sure that they’re prompt. Also, ask whether they accept hazardous waste. Some companies ask you to make a special booking for the removal of toxic substances. Go over the rules and regulations before finalizing your booking.

Hours of Operation

Find out if the company offers pick-up and drop-off services on the weekend. If they do, does it come at an extra charge? Determine whether they are willing to accommodate last minute changes to your booking, too. If you think you might need additional bins at the last minute, look for a company who has the capacity to do this for you. Reliable companies use software to manage their skip bin availability. Bear this in mind when you’re choosing a provider.

Company’s policy of disposal of waste

It is always helpful and beneficial to stick around with the company that uses eco-friendly way to dispose off the waste.

Contact New bridge Services for affordable hook lift bins.