Friday, June 13, 2014

CDN Systems Passes ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 Three Year Recertification

CDN Systems receives renewal certification for ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 after its three year re-certification audit in May of 2014.  These certificates demonstrate CDN's commitment to protecting the environment and the well being of their employees.  
Here, an excerpt from CDN's health and safety policy:

CDN Systems is dedicated to preventing not only injury or ill health of our work staff, but also to prevent impact to the environment. The management and staff at CDN Systems are committed to the belief that most items can be reused or recycled in some fashion and while the company exists to make a profit, it has a positive impact on the environment by reselling and recycling equipment the original owner no longer wants.  Through this model CDN dedicates itself to reducing its negative impacts on the environment and to prevent pollution whenever possible while keeping employees safe.  For CDN there is no aspect of its operation of greater importance than the health and safety of the employees.   From the front desk receptionist to the recycle center employee and everyone in between including drivers and staff out on pickups, safety is everyone’s priority.

In order to achieve these ideals, CDN has implemented and maintains an EHS Management System that conforms to the requirements of the ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 standards and complies with applicable EHS legal requirements and other requirements to which the organization subscribes that relate to EHS.  The EHS Management System provides the documented framework that has been implemented and is maintained, including a process for setting and reviewing EHS objectives, and management review with the purpose of continually improving EHS performance.  Each and every employee’s contribution is vitally important to the success of this program and CDN pledges to train, support and encourage everyone to have the resources required for successful implementation.

Friday, July 19, 2013

Trails End Recycling in Leander Texas Pays You To Recycle Scrap Metals

Did you know that responsibly recycling scrap metals as well as equipment such as computers and electronics can get you paid?  Drop off your recyclables at Trails End Recycling in Leander, Texas and get cash today. Visit TrailsEndRecycling.com for a list of recyclable materials and their value.  Corporate contracts are also available to companies throughout the greater Austin area.




info@terecycle.com
512-646-2222

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Cedar Park Recycles! Raise money for Travis County's Brown Santa

Ten years ago, Sam Bass Baseball organized the very first Project Grinch Wipeout event, a charity baseball tournament open to all Austin Area youth baseball teams. It's that time again!  This year's tournament will be on December 1st and 2nd at Cedar Park Youth League.  Please bring a new unwrapped toy to be donated to this year's charity, Travis County's Brown Santa program.

In addition to collecting toys for charity, Trails End Recycling will be onsite in Cedar Park from 10am to 4pm to accept recyclable electronics and scrap items (you can recycle more than you think - see list below).  All proceeds generated from recycling will also be donated to Brown Santa.  

This is your chance to get rid of your old junk before Christmas and help support a great cause! 

When: December 1st and 2nd, 10am - 4pm
Where: 1225 Cypress Creek Rd, Cedar Park, TX 78613 - Cedar Park Youth League 
Who: Anyone is welcome to drop by and drop off
Look for the Trails End Recycling van located in the front parking lot.

Bring recyclable items (working or broken) such as:
  • Mobile phones
  • Computers and computer parts
  • Laptops
  • Electric motors
  • Electronics
  • Car batteries 
  • Christmas lights
Bring recyclable materials such as:
  • Aluminum
  • Steel
  • Copper
  • Wire
  • Cable 
Visit www.trailsendrecycling.com to see a full list of items. For questions regarding Project Grinch Wipeout, contact Nels Tobias at clavos@gmail.com.  For questions regarding recycling, contact Trails End Recycling at info@terecycles.com.

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

DougDeals.com unveils new line of Sports and Outdoor products

The holidays are upon us and the traditionally business and industrial retailer, DougDeals.com is offering a new line of consumer friendly camping, hunting and fishing items.  You may have found DougDeals while looking for great deals on semiconductor or lab and test equipment, but while you're picking out a signal analyzer you can now also browse the selection of fishfinders, game calls and camping accessories.

Shop for the whole family.  Must have outdoor items like hand crank flashlights, emergency medical kits and multi-tool knives make great stocking stuffers!

Monday, October 22, 2012

Rouse High School Aluminum Can Recycle Drive


The Rouse Recyclers are having their first ever aluminum can drive! Help support local schools and bring empty aluminum cans to the self serve facility at Trails End Recycling or to the blue recycle bins located in the front of Rouse High School.  Everyone is welcome to bring cans; spread the word! The drive will last until November 2nd so hurry and bring those cans! All proceeds will be donated to Rouse High School’s Rouse Recyclers. Every can counts. 



Rouse High School Rouse Recyclers Club


Trails End Recycling is open 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday through Friday.  Trails End Recycling also pays out for scrap metals, wire and other e-waste (only cans can be donated to the school).  Check our website for accepted materials or give us a call at 512 646 2222. Questions?   Email us at info@terecycle.com.

Follow the Rouse Recyclers on twitter for updates and recycling facts! @RRecyclers

Monday, March 5, 2012

Trails End Recycling supports local schools with Leander ISD Annual Recycle Drive

Help Trails End Recycling make the world a little greener and support your local schools at the same time. Westside Elementary, Knowles Elementary and CC Mason Elementary of Leander Independent School District are competing to collect aluminum cans for recycling.  No matter if you are friend, family or neighbor, everyone is welcome to drop off aluminum cans at the Trails End Recycling facility located in Leander, Texas.  Are you a Knowles Wrangler? A Westside Rocket? A Mason Mustang?  Pick your favorite and your donation will go toward that school’s total collected.  The winning school will be treated to a magic show by John Maverick Magic.  That’s not all however! All revenue from recycling will be donated to Leander ISD.  The contest begins today, March 5th and will end on April 16th.  How many lbs will be collected?  Like our Facebook post and make a guess – the closest will win a $25 American Express gift card!*
Get involved:
1)      Save your recyclable aluminum cans.
2)      Bring them to Trails End Recycling at 12510 Trails End Rd in Leander, Texas during normal business hours
3)      Don’t forget to tell us which school you are donating for!
Trails End Recycling is open 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday through Friday.  Trails End Recycling also pays out for scrap metals, wire and other e-waste (only cans can be donated to the school’s competition).  Check our website for accepted materials or give us a call at 512 646 2222.  Questions?   Email us at info@terecycle.com or for Leander ISD related please contact gregory.cowles@leanderisd.org.
*Trails End Recycling employees and family are not eligible to win.  Latest date to make a submission is March 31st.

Friday, November 11, 2011

Veteran's Day 2011


On Veterans Day, CDN Systems joins America in saluting our brave men and women in uniform. Veteran's Day is celebrated on November 11th and was originally called Armistice Day to commemorate the fallen soldiers of World War I. The date was chosen to coincide with the cessation of hostilities between the Allied nations and Germany in World War I, which occurred on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918.  In 1954, the name of the holiday was changed to Veterans Day and now honors all veterans including the approximate 20 million living in the United States today.  Thank you all for your service and sacrifice.