Sittingbourne firm invests in its Confidential Shredding business to offer more customers a secure way to dispose of sensitive information

One of the UK’s leading providers of waste management & recycling services LKM Recycling in Sittingbourne is moving into a larger, secure unit with a higher capacity shredding machine to cope with the increasing volume of confidential waste that the firm is processing.

 

The service provides businesses & individuals protection identity or intellectual property theft from documents or data storage through a controlled process starting with collection in our own dedicated vehicles though to shredding at our secure site. This is then confirmed with a certificate of destruction sent to the customer. Traceability is the key to ensure that nothing is lost & sensitive data is properly destroyed. This also supports GDPR compliance to protect you & your customers.

 

For both businesses & home owners, LKM’s service create more space in offices, lofts & garages which can deliver a cost saving in terms of using space more effectively. It also means that staff are not tied up putting paper through a small shredder & can be deployed elsewhere.

 

LKM Recycling Secured confidential shredding service complements its exiting one stop shop total waste & recycling management offering. The move offers increased capacity for customers with a new high-volume shredder & the space big enough to unload artic sized vehicles undercover.

 

The service offers regular pickups from premises & one-off clearance jobs with the added guarantee that all items are certified destroyed. LKM provide free consoles or bags which can take several items including folders, DVD’s, credit cards – making the service very easy for customers to use.

 

Commenting on the new premises, Ryan Eastwood Managing Director of LKM Recycling said, “This investment is on the back of strong confidential shredding growth due to people becoming more aware of data breaches & the recent introduction of GDPR.”

 

LKM offers free advice on confidential document security including a monthly newsletter.