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Waste Disposal Facilities in Wingfield, South Australia. 2 businesses currently listed.

Asbestos waste must be disposed of at facilities specifically licensed to accept it. In Australia, disposal requirements vary by state and territory but generally require asbestos waste to be double-wrapped in heavy-duty polyethylene (minimum 0.2mm thick), clearly labelled, and transported by a licensed waste carrier. Work in Wingfield is regulated by SafeWork SA - Asbestos under South Australian law.

Confirm the facility accepts asbestos waste and check their packaging requirements at the gate. Ask about fees for both bonded and friable material, and whether you need a waste tracking certificate before arriving. For full regulatory details, see our Waste Disposal Facilities in South Australia page.

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Wingfield Processing Facility

Wingfield, South Australia

Waste Disposal FacilitiesBased in Wingfield

Wingfield Processing Facility is a licensed asbestos waste disposal facility in Wingfield, SA. Source: Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency (ASSEA) national disposal facility directory.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I dispose of asbestos waste in South Australia?
Asbestos cannot go in general or kerbside waste anywhere in Australia. In South Australia it must be wrapped, labelled and taken to a facility specifically licensed to accept asbestos. Not every transfer station or landfill takes it, so check the site accepts asbestos and book in before arriving. SafeWork SA and your local council can point you to the nearest licensed facility.
How must asbestos waste be packaged and transported in South Australia?
Asbestos waste should be kept damp to suppress fibres, wrapped in heavy (200 micron) plastic and labelled as asbestos before transport, with larger loads often needing waste-tracking documentation. These handling rules are consistent across South Australia; the facility you use will confirm its gate requirements and any paperwork needed.
Where can I dispose of asbestos waste?
It has to go to a licensed facility. You cannot put it in household bins, skip bins, or recycling. In Australia, your local council or state environment protection authority can tell you which tips accept asbestos in your area. In New Zealand, it goes to Class A landfills authorised under regional council plans.
How must asbestos waste be packaged for transport?
The waste needs to be double-wrapped in heavy-duty polyethylene sheeting (at least 200 microns thick) or sealed in approved asbestos waste bags. Label each package clearly with "CAUTION - ASBESTOS" and the fibre type if you know it. Keep the material damp while wrapping to stop fibres becoming airborne. Most states and territories also require a waste tracking certificate or consignment document for transport.
What does it cost to dispose of asbestos?
Gate fees at Australian tips generally sit between $70 and $300+ per tonne. It depends on the state, the facility, and whether the material is bonded or friable. Friable asbestos costs more because of the extra handling involved. Some councils run discounted or free disposal days for small residential amounts, so it is worth checking with yours. New Zealand Class A landfill fees are in a similar range. These are gate fees only and do not cover removal, transport, or packaging.

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