Our latest Waste Management Assessment was done for a UK automotive OEM and helped them optimise their waste yard operations to save an estimated £571K over 2 years and reduce their annual CO2 emissions by 184 tonnes. In this blogpost we explain how we were able to achieve this.

HSSMI believes that packaging can be leveraged as a valuable resource for businesses. Our Packaging Optimisation service can help identify potential improvements in containerisation, sustainability, and cost, while ensuring the packaging still meets durability and communication requirements.

HSSMI is a partner in the recently announced PET Full Loop project. Together with Veolia, Unilever and Charpak, HSSMI will seek to improve the state of recycling in the UK by developing the country’s first dual PET bottle and tray recycling facility over the next three years.

HSSMI has recently become a member of Make UK, the established voice of manufacturers across the UK, and is excited to be joining a community of over 5,000 businesses. HSSMI and Make UK have been discussing areas of potential future collaboration.

Electric vehicle lithium-ion batteries retire from transport applications when they reach 70-80% capacity, presenting an opportunity for OEMs to cascade this value into new functions and eventually recovering the valuable materials these batteries are made from.

HSSMI has supported Ford Motor Company to accelerate the scale up of ventilator production by developing a series of 3D, digitally animated work instructions using 3D PDF, which enabled operators to be trained remotely under the constraints of social distancing.