AMI (Asset Management Ireland Ltd)
AMI are an electrical equipment recycling company, providing data removal & WEEE disposal services to the voluntary & public sector, as well as commercial businesses throughout Northern Ireland.
We offer a unique solution to the problem of securely disposing of your redundant PCs and other electrical equipment in an environmentally responsible and ethical manner.
Collection
We collect all types of PC and electrical equipment once they have reached the end of their useful life within client organisations. AMI hold an EHS Waste Carriers Licence, along with a Hazardous Waste Management site licence for their ATF recycling facility at Mallusk.
We provide and complete all necessary EHS Waste Transfer Consignment Notes on your behalf.
Security
The key service we provide is data-wiping. The importance of information security and the ‘Duty of Care’ that responsible organisations have towards their employees and clients is core to our business. The organisations we work with are required by the Data-Protection Act to ensure the information is removed properly once they dispose of the equipment.
Deleting information or formatting the hard disk is simply not enough. We use two accredited methods to do this, one is software based and the other hardware based; these are guaranteed to remove all traces of information from the equipment to meet UK Government standards.
We retain a record of all work carried out and provide a detailed report plus a ‘Certificate of Destruction’ back to the organisation.
Re-Use
Once the I.T. equipment has been processed, AMI can often re-market suitable equipment to provide reuse and even gain some revenue for the client.
AMI have recently been appointed as Northern Ireland’s first ever “Microsoft Authorised Refurbisher” (MAR). This enables us to provide refurbished computers to registered charities at a very low cost.
Recycling
For redundant equipment or non-working equipment AMI provide a full recycling service, which meets the European Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) which became fully implemented in the UK on 1st July 2007. The WEEE Regulations apply to all businesses as well as voluntary and public sector organisations.
AMI are now an EHS Approved Authorised Treatment Facility (AATF) for all categories of redundant electronics and can provide assistance in complying with the WEEE Regulations.
AMI collect and recycle all categories of B2B and B2C Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). This includes
- PC Computer Systems, Laptops & Servers
- Monitors & TVs
- Printers, Copiers & Scanners
- Network Equipment & UPS /Battery Systems
- Phone Systems, Fax Machines
- Microwaves, Kettles, Fridges, Freezers & Chillers
- Electrical office equipment, electrical tools & test equipment
- Fluorescent Tubes & lighting equipment
Discounts
NICVA Members are offered a discount on AMI’s data removal & recycling services. For an estimate please contact Keith Pryde or Philip McMichael at AMI on 028 9084 4400.
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Unit 1Mallusk View,
Central Park Industrial Estate,
Mallusk,
Newtownabbey BT36 4FR.
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Views of other users
Tom Jackson, Microsoft
04 Sep 07
The work that AMI does is invaluable in reaching "digitally excluded" groups and individuals
Maura McClean , Age Concern Northern Ireland
01 Oct 07
Several Age Concern Local Groups have benefited from refurbished computers from AMI. This has enabled them to establish learning opportunities in computer, internet and email use for their older members.
This will definitely help reduce the digital divide which exists with regard to older citizens in Northern Ireland
Rosaleen Dempsey, RNIB Northern Ireland
01 Oct 07
The AMI scheme is excellent. It has allowed us to give computer and internet access to blind and partially sighted young people who may have otherwise been excluded.
Claire Porter & Jamie Greer, The Edge
08 Oct 07
AMI donated 5 computers to The Edge Youth Centre & installed XP Operating System for a great price.
Keith was very efficient & helpful in suggesting other charities to donate Mircosoft Office Licenses.
There should be more places like AMI in the world!
Thanks Keith.
Gervase Hannaway, Newry & District Community Service Council
29 Jan 08
Thanks to the generosity of AMI we have been able to introduce compurt training to many older adults in the Newry and Mourne area.
Thanks to Keith and all the team.
Maggie Gordon, EverybodyOnline Northern Ireland
10 Feb 08
AMI provide a great way for sheltered housing and day care schemes to obtain computer equipment at a fraction of the market price.
Older people are now able to access computers and overcome digital exclusion.
Diarmaid Mc Garrigle, Harmony Community Trust / Glebe House
26 Feb 08
AMI have provided us with three computers, which means that we can develop our computer skills training programmes with a wide range of people in the Lecale area of Co Down. This programme is part of our community relations work in promoting active citizenship in the community. We would like to thank all at AMI for their generous support with this project.