eWaste PRO’s Action Plan

The entire team in Fremont works hard day and night to execute our action plan successfully. We offer all services associated with ITAD in Fremont. We can seamlessly customize our procedures depending on the customers’ requirements and the climate as well.
Our main goal is to make Fremont a zero electronic waste zone and eliminate carbon emissions to purify the environment.

Our work procedures - How We Work For Our Customers

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Identifying

Our first step is to identify the devices that can soon go bust and come up with a plan for their disposal. Early identification can work in favor of the people of Fremont.
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Logistics

Apart from on-site destruction for the users of Fremont, other services include secure, dependable, and smooth transportation aided by GPS technology.
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Proper Execution

Different businesses in Fremont want to execute their plans differently. eWaste PRO understands this and makes this a part of their execution strategy.
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Certifications

eWaste PRO has all the necessary certifications to proceed with their operations in Fremont.
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Spotting

Inspection for all, ITAD for few

The first step entails organizing a thorough inspection of the inventory and evaluating the end-of-life electronic devices. XXXX spots the asets using different network discovery mechanisms and asset mapping technologies in Fremont.
Our team makes sure that the customer representative has understood the entire procedure and takes care of their needs.

Logistics

Your destination, our priority

Our data center decommissioning services are unmatched among other ITAD providers in Fremont. They are available both on-site and off-site. Our drivers know their job well and have ample knowledge about safety features and other important elements.

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Execution

Standard procedure, all industries

Each equipment that ends up at the Fremont facility is considered precious. However, only the electronic parts are preserved and the data is destroyed. Technologically detailed methods of data destruction and recycling are employed to ensure complete servicing of the device. For devices from the healthcare and telecommunications sector, more precautions are taken. This is because devices from these segments have more confidential information.

Certifications

Authentication for audits and social service

For any device that has been serviced, the certificate is given in just 24 hours after the procedure in Fremont. Official certification has been provided to eWaste PRO by R2, ADISA, NAID AAA, NIOS standards such as ISO-9001 for quality management, ISO-45001 for health & safety, and ISO-14001 for environmental management.
If any customers donate their recycled assets to needy students or adults, they are lauded for their effort and given a certificate of appreciation.

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Contact Info

Location

1763 Fennel Pl Gilroy, CA 95020

Telephone

(253) 432-8740

Mail Us

fremont@ewaste.pro

Opening Hours

Monday - Sunday / 08:00 - 18:00

Accepted Items

  • Computers, servers, laptops, tablets, notebooks, I-Pads and all computing devices
  • Computer peripherals such as keyboards, cords, wires, cables and computer mice
  • Cell phones and telephones
  • Printers, scanners, fax machines
  • Medical and laboratory equipment
  • Data center technology
  • Flat screen computer monitors
  • Ink cartridges and toner cartridges
  • Copiers (stand-alone) – Charged applied based onsize
  • Printers – Charged applied based on size
  • Hand-held electronic devices
  • Solar panels
  • Motors
  • Stereos and speakers
  • Batteries – Rechargeable only to include: Sealed lead acid/computer back-up batteries
  • Battery backup systems
  • Cameras and all video cameras
  • Computer game assemblies
  • CD players
  • DVD players
  • Specialized electronic equipment
  • And much, much MORE!

Unacceptable Materials List

  • PCB’s (ballast, transformers, capacitors, etc.)
  • Explosives (ammunition, firearms)
  • Non-electronic scrap materials (tires, office waste, etc.)
  • Radioactive materials
  • Household hazardous materials (paints, oil, etc.)
  • Corrosives (car batteries)
  • Compressed gas cylinders
  • Refrigerant
  • Oil filters
  • Lead/lead-containing devices
  • Mercury switches/liquid mercury
  • Household appliances (blow dryers, toasters, stoves, etc.)
  • Hazardous/contaminated medical equipment