Purchase and removal of scrap metal

⁠⁠⁠Scrap metal to be removed within the designated areas will vary and includes, but is not limited to, household white goods, car parts, machinery parts, sheet metal, piping, structural steel sections, reinforcing, fencing materials, builders scrap, etc. The Shire of Denmark takes no responsibility for any contamination in the scrap metal pile.

All scrap is to be weighed with weighing costs to be worn by the purchaser. Dockets providing weight information are to be included with a recipient-created tax invoice detailing relevant payment to the Shire.

All scrap is to be removed from the site at the purchaser’s expense and risk, with all required equipment and machinery to be supplied by the purchaser.

Work can only be conducted on site between the hours of 7.00am and 5.30pm, Monday to Saturday. Please be aware that the site will be operational during standard operating hours, the purchaser will need to take appropriate precautions to ensure public safety and limit any business interruption during operating hours.

Scrap metal sites to be left clean of debris and in a trafficable condition, with all debris and scrap metal removed. Site inspection by site supervisor or Manager Waste and Reserves before machine load out.

All scrap metal is to be removed from the property by close of business 2nd February 2024. Please note DWMRF scrap metal is to be removed first.