Warehouse and logistics operations managed under an independent waste brokerage model

Waste Brokerage, Cost Review & Consulting

Independent advice and coordination that puts every waste stream with the right provider.

Most businesses end up with waste contracts that grew site by site, with different providers, prices and paperwork everywhere. As an independent waste broker, AAS works for you rather than for a facility. We review what you have, benchmark the market and put each waste stream with the most suitable licensed provider.

Our brokerage model gives you access to multiple licensed providers instead of a single fixed contract. Regular benchmarking keeps pricing competitive, and one contact, one invoice and one consolidated reporting framework make multi-site programs simple to manage.

What our waste brokerage covers

Waste & compliance review

A free review of your current waste streams, contracts, spend and compliance position.

Cost analysis & savings

Benchmarking and a clear roadmap for improving cost control and service performance.

Provider selection & tendering

Matching each stream and site with the most suitable licensed provider.

Contract & service management

Ongoing management of service levels, issues and changes on your behalf.

Consolidated invoicing

One invoice across all providers, sites and waste streams.

ESG & compliance reporting

Consolidated documentation to support EPA, audit and sustainability reporting.

Industries we support

  • Multi-site businesses & franchises
  • Healthcare & aged care groups
  • Manufacturers & distributors
  • Property & facilities managers
  • Government & education
  • Logistics & transport operators
  • Hospitality & retail

Structured, accountable waste management

Waste management across regulated industries is often fragmented, with pricing that varies by location and documentation rarely aligned across sites or states. That makes it hard to maintain visibility, traceability and reliable performance.

AAS was created to fix this with a structured, accountable approach: every stream on the correct licensed treatment pathway, consistent service across sites, and consolidated documentation that supports your compliance and ESG obligations.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Share the waste type, volumes, sites and any regulatory directions. We respond within one business day.

  2. 2

    We match the right pathway

    We align your waste with the correct licensed transport and treatment partner for your location.

  3. 3

    Secure collection & treatment

    Collection, transport and treatment are coordinated and tracked with full chain-of-custody.

  4. 4

    Documentation & reporting

    You receive certificates and consolidated, audit-ready reporting under one invoice.

Frequently asked questions

What does a waste broker do?

A waste broker acts as an independent intermediary between your business and waste service providers. They assess your needs, source and manage suitable licensed providers, and consolidate billing and reporting, often reducing costs in the process.

Is the waste and compliance review really free?

Yes. We review your current setup, identify cost-saving opportunities and prepare a tailored proposal at no cost or obligation.

Will we lose control over our waste providers?

No. You gain visibility. We manage the providers on your behalf and give you consolidated reporting across every site and stream, so you have a clearer picture than before.

Which parts of Australia do you cover?

We're based in Sydney and Melbourne and coordinate services nationally through a network of licensed logistics and treatment partners.

Get a quote for waste brokerage & consulting

Tell us about your waste streams, site locations and compliance needs. Our team will respond within one business day.

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