NAID AAA
Certified data destruction, independently audited on an ongoing basis
Asset Disposal
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Electronics Recycling Laptop RecyclingGreentec Solutions is a managed IT asset disposition program for organizations that retire equipment at scale, across multiple sites, or under regulatory compliance requirements. Every engagement runs under NAID AAA, R2v3, and ISO-certified standards, producing the chain-of-custody documentation that Canadian privacy and environmental regulations require.
NAID AAA
Certified data destruction, independently audited on an ongoing basis
R2v3
Certified electronics recycling and refurbishment across all program locations
100+
Cities served through company-owned facilities and managed partner locations across Canada
OECM
Awarded supplier with a competitively tendered procurement route for eligible public sector organizations
Greentec Solutions covers the full lifecycle of end-of-life IT equipment, from the initial asset inventory through certified data destruction, compliant recycling, and the documentation organizations need to satisfy privacy regulators, procurement auditors, and internal compliance requirements. The program applies whether the engagement is a single large-scale decommission, a multi-site refresh cycle, or a recurring pickup schedule.
Every device is catalogued by make, model, serial number, and condition before anything moves off-site. That inventory becomes the foundation of the chain-of-custody record, so the audit report at the end of the program can account for every asset from the first pickup.
Data-bearing devices are processed through certified software erasure to NIST 800-88 standards for functional equipment, or industrial physical shredding to 19mm or smaller for non-functional or high-sensitivity media. A Certificate of Data Erasure or Destruction is issued per device, linked to its serial number.
Security-vetted Greentec technicians coordinate pickup, packing, and GPS-tracked transport using tamper-evident sealed containers. Every handoff is documented, so there is no gap between your facility and Greentec's processing centre.
Organizations with offices, data centres, or remote workers across multiple locations run every site through the same certified process under a single program manager. The result is one consolidated audit report and certificate package, regardless of how many locations are involved.
Equipment with remaining market value is tested, refurbished, and remarketed through Greentec's resale channels. Recovered value is returned directly to the organization, which reduces the net cost of the program. Every device is certified-wiped or destroyed before any remarketing occurs.
Equipment that cannot be remarketed is processed through Greentec's R2v3 certified recycling stream. Hazardous materials are segregated, critical minerals are recovered, and residual commodities are recycled. Material weights are reported at the end of the program for ESG disclosures.
Every completed program closes with device-level certificates, a full audit report, recycling weight documentation, CO2e avoidance data, and landfill diversion figures. The package arrives formatted for internal compliance reviews, regulatory submissions, and board-level ESG reporting so your team can use it as-is.
Organizations that retire equipment on a recurring schedule benefit from a standing program structure with scheduled pickup cadences, consistent documentation, and a single point of contact, rather than renegotiating terms each time a new refresh cycle begins.
Most organizations that come to Greentec Solutions are not looking for recycling services. They are looking for a documented program that closes the accountability gaps their current approach has left open. These are the gaps that matter most.
Greentec's NAID AAA, R2v3, and ISO management system certifications apply to every location in a multi-site engagement, not just the primary facility. For organizations that have managed a mix of regional vendors with inconsistent certification levels, closing that gap is usually the core reason they move to a single managed program.
Device-level certificates tied to serial numbers, a consolidated audit report, and material-weight documentation cover what Canadian privacy regulators, procurement auditors, and ESG frameworks require. Good intentions are not evidence under PIPEDA, PHIPA, or provincial FIPPA requirements; the certificate package is.
Organizations managing IT equipment retirement through a mix of internal IT disposal, regional recyclers, and ad hoc drop-offs typically carry undocumented gaps at every handoff. A single managed engagement eliminates those gaps because one provider holds documented accountability from first pickup through final certificate.
Canadian privacy and environmental regulations hold organizations accountable for the data on their retired equipment regardless of how the equipment is disposed of. Greentec Solutions provides each sector with the documentation structure that its regulators and auditors expect.
Federal and provincial programs with documentation supporting ATIP, PIPEDA, and CSEC destruction requirements. Greentec holds OECM supplier status, providing a competitively tendered procurement route for eligible public sector organizations.
School boards, colleges, and universities retiring student-facing devices under refresh cycles benefit from a managed program structure because the volume and the compliance obligation (FIPPA, MFIPPA, PHIPA for student data) require certificate-level documentation that ad hoc recyclers cannot provide.
Patient records and health information destroyed to NAID AAA standards with documentation supporting PHIPA obligations and provincial privacy requirements. Healthcare organizations with multiple facilities often consolidate under Greentec Solutions to close the documentation gaps between sites.
Enterprise organizations replacing fragmented regional programs with a single managed engagement receive consistent certification, consolidated reporting across all pickup locations, and a program structure that scales to accommodate refresh cycles without restarting the procurement process each time.
Every Greentec Solutions engagement runs through the same five-step process, from initial discovery through certified reporting. Because the structure is consistent across every program, the documentation it produces is predictable and audit-ready at close.
Any vendor can describe their process as secure. Greentec's QEHS management system is independently audited through five separate certifications covering data destruction, responsible recycling, quality systems, and employee safety, and those certifications apply to every engagement in the program, not just the initial qualifying event.
The highest independently audited standard for information destruction. Requires scheduled and unannounced audits of Greentec's operations, staff, and equipment on an ongoing basis.
Responsible recycling certification governing how materials recovered from retired devices are handled downstream, covering environmental performance, data security, and chain-of-custody through the full recycling process.
Certified quality management system ensuring consistent, audit-ready documentation and process controls across every program engagement.
Certified environmental management system governing the environmental impact of all operations, including downstream material handling from retired device processing.
Certified occupational health and safety management covering the people who handle and process assets at every stage of the program.
Greentec Solutions is a managed IT asset disposition program for organizations that retire equipment at scale, across multiple sites, or under regulatory compliance requirements. Every engagement runs under NAID AAA, R2v3, and ISO-certified standards, producing the chain-of-custody documentation that Canadian privacy and environmental regulations require.
It is a standing managed program rather than a one-off engagement: multi-site coordination under a single program manager, scheduled pickup cadences, consistent documentation, and a single point of contact, so terms are not renegotiated each time a new refresh cycle begins.
Greentec's QEHS management system is independently audited through five certifications: NAID AAA, R2v3, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001. These apply to every engagement in the program, not just the initial qualifying event.
Yes. Greentec serves 100+ cities through company-owned facilities and managed partner locations across Canada. Every site runs through the same certified process under a single program manager, producing one consolidated audit report and certificate package.
Every completed program closes with device-level certificates, a full audit report, recycling weight documentation, CO2e avoidance data, and landfill diversion figures, formatted for internal compliance reviews, regulatory submissions, and board-level ESG reporting.
Yes. Equipment with remaining market value is tested, refurbished, and remarketed through Greentec's resale channels, with recovered value returned directly to the organization. Every device is certified-wiped or destroyed before any remarketing occurs.
The program's documentation supports PIPEDA, PHIPA, provincial FIPPA and MFIPPA requirements, ATIP and CSEC destruction requirements for public sector programs, and ESG reporting frameworks.
The discovery conversation is the starting point. Greentec's program team reviews the assets, the locations, and the applicable compliance requirements before anything is scheduled.
If your organization retires IT equipment across multiple sites, under recurring refresh cycles, or in a regulated environment, the discovery conversation is the right starting point. Greentec's program team will review the assets, the locations, and the applicable compliance requirements before anything is scheduled.