What we do for councils

Did you know that new legislation has given councils the right to fine companies whose skips don’t have regulation lighting?

That means that you’re now able to open up a new income stream by using us to monitor skips and collect fines on your behalf.

The London Local Authorities and Transport for London Act 2013 (point 12 of Part 3) also allows councils to immobilise skips that are not properly lighted.

Inoria’s Skip Light system is the only product on the market that doubles as a light and an immobilising device.

Key benefits

Use our services and you’ll be able to:

Receive additional revenue with no effort – We’ll monitor the skips and collect the fines, taking a percentage as payment
Generate further extra income in permit fees – Our monitoring allows you to identify skips that don’t have the required permit to be on a public highway
Promote greater efficiency – We free up your council’s resources by acting on your behalf so that you’re able to focus on other issues
Remove the risk of injury and vehicle damage – We install our high quality lights to skips that don’t have regulation lighting
Enjoy no ongoing responsibility or liability – We retain ownership over the lights we install
Complement your procurement strategy – We’re London based and have a low carbon footprint, as all our products are manufactured in the UK

What our customers are saying

We have purchased both skip protect and skip safe products from Inoria for our skip service and have found them to be high quality products which address the requirements of both protecting the public and stopping theft of either skips or lights. Duncan Coward Head of Waste Management

Preston City Council

New legislation means that councils can now fine companies whose skips aren’t properly illuminated at night time.

We help councils open up new income streams by fining companies that don’t have regulation skip lighting.

And we’ve developed the Skip Light system that ensures your skip is properly illuminated while doubling as an anti-theft device.

What skips need to be compliant
March 9, 2015

Improve your residents’ safety and generate revenue with Inoria
February 23, 2015

Conformity RoHS compliance

The Skip Light system is in compliance with Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 January 2003 on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS) and its amendments.

Skip Light conforms to BS3143 PT2:1990 and parts BSEN:2000. The product is patent protected EP1915497