How can we help you?
KESAB offers long and short term agreements with local councils, supporting them to deliver innovative education programs on waste, recycling and litter. Other programs include litter research and illegal dumping.
KESAB’s services
Waste and recycling bin audits / assessments
KESAB’s experienced waste auditors and educators can visit your site/business to assess your bin systems and identify opportunities to improve the collection of materials for recycling or composting. A physical audit of bin materials generated by your business will set benchmarks to achieve cleaner collections and reduce waste to landfill.
Our audits are customised to accommodate the different waste and recycling streams generated by different industries and our skilled educators will assist your business to develop policies and educational tools for effective and sustainable outcomes.
Clients for which we have performed Waste Audit Assessments include:
- City of Marion
- City of Unley
- Flinders University
- City of Port Lincoln
- Adelaide Plains Council
- City of Port Adelaide Enfield
Community education
Education is one of the driving philosophies of KESAB, and an area in which we excel. Skilled and qualified educators deliver a range of targeted programs to early learning sites, schools, universities, communities, and the business sector.
KESAB’s curriculum-based school sessions and wider education programs, cover best practice, environmental and natural resource management, operational efficiency, and professional development.
Their expertise lies in delivering resources and programs for community education, staff and teacher training, curriculum development, classroom presentations, and waste assessment and audits.
Community programs delivered for councils include:
- Doorstepping (face to face education)
- Bin Tagging
- Bin Stickers
KESAB environmental solutions has been delivering litter awareness campaigns since its inception. Campaigns can be state wide or localised to an area of concern.
Litter awareness programs are measured and rely on social research-based litter messages. Examples of litter campaigns include:
- Litter Kills
- Litter Free Lunches
- Litter in Carparks
- City Litter
- National Butt Free Day
- Litter Bugs.
Do you need assistance to make your event Zero waste? KESAB educators can come in at the beginning with tools and suggestions to achieve better separation for cleaner collections or even an event that generates little or no waste to landfill.
Experience shows that this requires the cooperation and commitment of event organisers, all vendors and the people attending the event. It can be as simple as having consistent bin colours with clear signage to show the items that belong in each bin and ensuring all food is served with compostable cutlery and plates. Education and planning are key to achieving a successful event! Contact us to find out more.
With a strong track record of creating high quality documents, reports and resource materials, KESAB often develops documents for government, education, community, and business clients. Resources developed for schools are curriculum-based and relevant, and educational material targeting the community is researched and developed using quantitative research data and executive findings.
KESAB manages a vast array of internal and external projects across a broad range of scopes and sectors. With a highly successful track record of managing audits, campaigns and projects, our experience across large and small projects is unrivalled. We can deliver a project from scoping and research – to design, development, implementation, value adding and HR management – to reporting and facilitating behavioural change.
KESAB environmental solutions manages the KESAB and Statewide Education Centres, both situated in the Wingfield area. These purpose-built centres provide an environment for students to extend their learning about the management of our natural resources, with site tours and a variety of engaging activities. Both centres are housed on working sites, giving visitors a first-hand and sensory experience on how certain types of waste is managed.
Both education centres also demonstrate the use of recycled products.