Choosing the Best Collection Vehicle

Now and For the Future

Presentation OverviewCorporate Overview

History / Mission / Qualifications

Factors to consider when selecting a collection vehicle

Waste Generation

Collection Days

Community Design/ Layout

Material Streams

Collection Equipment

Equipment Available

Summary

Comparison

Questions?

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Corporate Overview

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Company History

• Founded as a Blacksmith shop in the 1930’s

• Manufactured agriculture & farm equipment in the 1960’s

• Began manufacturing waste management equipment in the 1970’s

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Our MissionThe Haul-All division designs, manufactures, and markets systems for the storage, collection, and transfer of solid waste and recyclables in niche markets throughout North America.

Haul-All is driven to improve the practice of integrating municipal waste management to achieve social, environmental and economic benefits.

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Qualifications

• Over 50 years waste industry experience

• In-house Engineering, Research & Development

• Over 40 patents and trademarks

• Today we have a team of over 120 employees with two manufacturing faculties with over 100,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space

• Strategic partnerships to achieve or mission

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PAYLOAD

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Factors to ConsiderWaste Generation

• Number of households

• Volume and density of waste

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Factors to ConsiderWaste Generation

A) Scale tickets

B) Estimate

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Factors to ConsiderWaste Generation

Per Person:• Population: 1,000

Estimate: 1.1kg (2.42 lbs) per person/ day

= 1,100kg (2,420 lbs) waste generated per day

= 2,420 lbs x 7 days = 16,940 lbs per week

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Factors to ConsiderWaste Generation

Per Household:• Homes : 400 homes (est. 2.5 persons home)

Estimate: 1.1kg x 2.5 people = 2.75kg (6.05 lbs) per home/ day

= 6.05 lbs x 7 days = 42.35 lbs per household/ week

42.35 lbs per house x 400 homes = 16,940 lbs per week

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Factors to ConsiderCollection Days

Collection Days per Week to Work?

• Dedicated unit• Versatility (eg. Hooklift)

• Labour• Dedicated position

• Part-time position

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Factors to ConsiderCommunity Design

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• Layout/ Route/ Rural

• Roads

• Seasonal Impact

• Distance to Landfill• Dumps, Landfill Closures

• Transfer vs. Direct Hall

Factors to ConsiderMaterial Streams

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Commodity• MSW• Recycling• Bulky

• C & D• Wood• Organics

Factors to ConsiderMaterial Streams

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Source

• Commercial

• Residential• Manual

• Semi-Automated

• Automated

Factors to ConsiderStorage Equipment

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Containment

*VECTORS

• Boxes• Wooden Boxes

• Carts• Animal resistant

• 23-95gal

• Large Bins• HL/ CFL

• Animal resistant

Factors to ConsiderCollection Equipment

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• Weight/ Size• Maneuverability, Roads

• Maintenance Cost• Access to Support, Location of Service Department

• Licensing/ Manpower• Access to Manpower, Special Licensing Requirements

• Compaction/ Payload• Cost per Ton/ Hidden Costs

• Purchase Price• Up-Front Costs/ Life-Cycle Cost

Factors to ConsiderCollection Type

Front Load Collection Vehicles

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Factors to ConsiderFront Load Collection

Pros:

- High compaction / High payload

- Can service commercial or residential with Curotto can

Cons:

- Costs

- Operating Cost (Fuel)

- Equipment Cost

- Maintenance Cost

- Licensing

- Hidden Cost - Road Wear

- Size / Weight

- Turning Radius – Tire Scrub

- Over head power lines

- Shop Space

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Factors to ConsiderRear Load Collection

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Rear Load Collection Vehicles

Factors to ConsiderRear Load Collection

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Pros:

- High compaction / High payload

- Can service commercial or residential

• (semi automated) Ability to collect cart– less operator Fatigue

- Ability to accept Bulky items

Cons:

- Size / Weight distribution

- Clearance on rural roads

- 2 – 3 man operation

- More labor intensive

- Costs

- Operating Cost (Fuel) (tandem)

- Equipment Cost (tandem)

- Maintenance Cost (Tandem)

- Licensing (tandem)

- Hidden Cost - Road Wear

Factors to ConsiderSide-Load Collection

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Side Load Collection Vehicles

Manual

Semi-Automated

Fully Automated

Factors to ConsiderSide-Load Collection

Pros:- Lower body / Chassis cost- Lower maintenance costs- Size / weight- Ability to accept Bulky items- Variety of applications – utilization - (semi automated) Ability to collect cart– less operator Fatigue- (Fully Automated) Single operator

Cons:- low compaction- More labor intensive - (semi automated / Automated) Another moving part to Maintain- Container selection and placement very important

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Manual

Factors to ConsiderPopulation

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• Population Size: 1,000 400 homes

• Volume: 16,940 lbs

• Layout of Community:

• Distance to Landfill• Under 1 hr?

• Future Programs?

Summary

There is more to cost per ton than payload

Size matters

Choose your system wisely

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• What Volume Does Your Community Have?

• What’s the Layout?

• What are Your Requirements?

• Which System will Fill those Needs?

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Thank you for your time.

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