Listing Type: service_provider

  • KSAMC derelict-vehicle removal programme

    Government reporting states KSAMC removed more than 700 derelict vehicles from January through August 2026. Storage and lawful disposal remain constrained, and the Corporation says current law prevents direct scrapping in some cases. This is a public-enforcement route, not an owner-requested recycling service; confirm reporting procedure and jurisdiction.

  • Westpoint wastewater engineering and treatment systems

    Current company site advertises civil and environmental engineering, wastewater treatment-system design, infrastructure assessment, maintenance and compliance support in Jamaica and the Caribbean. It is not a confirmed sewage pump-out or public intake route.

  • Henry’s construction and bulk-waste removal

    Current provider site advertises construction and bulk-waste removal across Montego Bay and wider St. James, including site assessment and same-day options. Confirm physical address, accepted material list and disposal route.

  • Dead and retired vehicle certification process

    Government guidance explains the required certification and title-cancellation process when a vehicle is dismantled, destroyed, unsafe or uneconomical to restore. This is an administrative service, not physical collection. Link it in the directory so users know the legal step before dismantling or disposal.

  • Aqua Treat wastewater treatment services

    Current provider page advertises wastewater-treatment plant design and installation, programme oversight, water-conservation programmes and treatment chemicals. Confirm current project geography, plant-operation services, laboratory capability and whether sludge transport or disposal is offered.

  • NSWMA bulky and construction-waste collection service

    NSWMA documents paid bulky-waste removal after assessment, including construction debris, branches and furniture. Its citizen guide lists disposal facilities and notes that haulers carrying construction soil only may enter free. Confirm current fees, booking process, facility rules and parish routing.

  • HAZPRO hazardous-waste management

    Current HAZPRO pages describe pickup, transport, storage, pre-treatment and incineration for hazardous, chemical, clinical and ship-generated wastes. The site states that its mobile incinerator has an environmental permit. Verify current NEPA permit details, accepted substances, customer types, minimum quantities and whether any household jobs are accepted before publication as credential-qualified.

  • Can-Cara private water and wastewater utility

    Current company pages describe a regulated private water and wastewater utility serving connected residential and commercial developments in St. Catherine and St. James. It is not a public cesspool or septage intake. Direct users to customer service only for properties within a Can-Cara service area.

  • Tropical Battery used-battery take-back network

    Current company site says used batteries may be dropped at any Tropical Battery store and large quantities may be collected for export to licensed recycling plants. A 2022 company notice announced lithium-battery collection at six locations. Confirm current lithium chemistries, damaged-battery rules, store locations and any purchase requirement.

  • Massy Gas / IGL LPG cylinder return loop

    The Fair Trading Commission states that Massy agreed to continue arrangements for retrieval and surrender of empty LPG cylinders after acquiring IGL. This supports a cylinder-return and reuse loop, not general hazardous-waste disposal. Confirm current participating dealers, cylinder brands, deposit or exchange terms and how condemned cylinders are handled.