Hazardous & non-hazardous
Profiling, manifesting, transportation and disposal coordination across both regulated and non-regulated streams, with compliance documentation maintained to customer and regulatory standards.
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Service portfolio
KODA is built to handle a full waste portfolio, but you decide how much of it we touch. Bring us one recycling stream at one plant, hand over hazardous waste across a region, or give us the whole operation. Nothing here is all-or-nothing.
What we handle
Five groups, eighteen services
Waste, recovery, compliance, sustainability and coordination. Each group has a page of its own behind it. Most operations start in one and expand once the results are on paper.
These are the services that come up most often, not the limit of what can be taken on. Unusual streams and one-off problems are normal work — if what you need is not listed, it is still worth asking.
Recycling, recovery & reuse
Identifying salable and reusable value inside streams currently treated as disposal cost, then building the outlet, logistics and reporting to capture it.
How this worksEnvironmental consulting
Obligation and risk: what a site is required to do, whether it is doing it, and what the gap costs. Scoped and engaged on its own rather than as a sales path to a particular service.
- Waste characterization & profiling
- Compliance review & audits
- Regulatory reporting
- Phase I & Phase II assessments
Sustainability consulting
What an operation could do beyond what it is required to do, what that is worth, and how the result is evidenced. A separate discipline from environmental consulting, and scoped separately.
- Diversion targets & programs
- ESG & customer disclosure data
- Diversion measurement
- Cost reduction programs
Vendors, transport & accounts
One point of contact, one reporting format and one invoice across every site, so a multi-site operation has one number to call instead of several.
How this worksHow the work is done
The KODA Method
Every engagement runs the same way regardless of scope: the Material-First™ hierarchy decides where a stream can go, the KODA Operational Review™ establishes the facts it is decided on, and five delivery phases carry it through. The Material Passport™ and Opportunity Score™ are how it is tracked, and the first ninety days are spent trying to prove your current program can be improved.
- Material-First™ — the order every stream is evaluated in
- KODA Operational Review™ — the facts behind every recommendation
- Five delivery phases, from discovery to performance management
- Material Passport™ and Opportunity Score™
- The 90-day commitment
Scope
You set the boundary, not us
Being able to manage everything is not the same as requiring it. Most engagements start narrow and grow only if the results justify it.
A single stream or need
One recycling stream, one hazardous waste profile, one audit, or one stream you would like a second set of eyes on. We take it on its own, with no conditions attached about the rest of your site.
A full facility
Every waste and recycling stream at a single plant or location, managed as one program with one point of contact and consolidated reporting.
Multiple sites, every stream
Hazardous and non-hazardous waste, recycling, recovery and consulting across a region or a national footprint, under one account structure.
Scope can change in either direction as your operation does. Adding a stream does not require renegotiating the rest.
Coverage
Wherever your
sites are
Multi-site operations run under one account structure, one reporting format and one point of contact, wherever the sites are. A plant in one state and a distribution center in another are handled as one program, not as two arrangements that happen to share a name.
Coverage is not a constraint on scope either. Adding a site does not reopen the rest of the program, and a single location is a complete engagement on its own.
- Hazardous waste management
- Non-hazardous waste management
- Recycling and material recovery
- Beneficial reuse
- Transportation and logistics
- Industrial services
- Laboratory analysis and profiling
- Emergency response coordination
- Specialist consulting
How the decision is made
The outlet follows
the material
Where a stream ends up is decided before anyone is contacted, and the reasoning is written down.
The outlet follows the material in front of us: what it is, what it is worth, how far it has to travel and what records it has to produce. The evaluation decides where a stream goes, not the other way round, and the reasoning comes back to you in writing.
What decides an outlet is the material: what it is, what it is worth, how far it has to travel and what records it has to produce. Nothing about your program is fixed in place — if something stops working, it changes. Why the company is built this way →
- What the material actually is, established before anything moves
- What it is worth, and to whom
- How far it has to travel, and what that costs in practice
- What documentation the route has to produce
- What has to change on site to reach a better outlet
- Why every higher tier was ruled out, recorded in writing
Commercial terms are set per engagement and discussed openly during the operational review.
Start with the material,
not the invoice
Every engagement begins with a KODA Operational Review™ — a structured evaluation of your facility, materials, vendors, and compliance requirements. Recommendations come from that data, not from a service we are trying to sell.
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