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Secure IT recycling · Data destruction · Circular technology reuse

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Data protection

Secure data destruction for business IT

Plan the treatment of retired business devices and storage media with SIT Recycling in Coventry. Agree the method, collection arrangements and evidence your organisation needs before work begins.

DefinedScope
ControlledCustody
RecordedOutcomes
ReconciledEvidence

Data protection

Choose the data treatment your equipment needs

Data erasure and physical destruction serve different purposes. The appropriate route depends on the media, its condition, your policy and whether reuse is suitable. Set the scope in advance so treatment results and any failures can be reconciled with the assets received.

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Service capability

Controls designed around the project—not added at the end.

Risk-aligned method

Agree the route according to media, condition, policy and client requirement.

Device-level outcome

Record the method, result, date and exception state for each scoped asset.

Controlled access

Keep data-bearing equipment inside a restricted handling workflow.

Certificate evidence

Provide project and asset evidence without exposing private records publicly.

Controlled operating sequence

From scope to evidence. A clear chain of custody.

Follow the controls that connect your assets, data treatment and final project record.

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  1. Classify

    Identify data-bearing equipment and confirm the required treatment standard.

  2. Sanitise

    Run the approved sanitisation method and capture the result.

  3. Verify

    Check successful outcomes and isolate failures or unreadable media.

  4. Destroy where required

    Escalate failed, damaged or policy-restricted media to controlled destruction.

  5. Certify

    Reconcile the results into the customer completion pack.

Evidence delivered

A customer-ready record of what happened to the estate.

The final evidence depends on the contracted scope, but the operating model is built to connect asset identity, data treatment, final route and project exceptions.

Asset registerIdentifiers, condition and final routes
Data outcomesMethod, result and exception status
Circular reportReuse, recovery and recycling totals
Completion packCertificates, evidence and unresolved exceptions

Common questions

Plan your collection

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Should we choose data erasure or physical destruction?+

Erasure may support reuse when a suitable method can be completed and verified. Physical destruction may be appropriate for failed, damaged or policy-restricted media. Tell us your requirements so the route can be assessed before the job is agreed.

What evidence should we request?+

Agree whether you need asset or media identifiers, the treatment method, result, date, exceptions and a project certificate. The completion evidence depends on the contracted scope; specify any audit requirements in your enquiry.

What should we prepare before collection?+

List the devices and media, identify your authorised handover contact and explain any access restrictions. Complete your organisation’s required backups and retention checks. Do not send passwords or confidential files through the enquiry form.

How are collection costs agreed?+

Send the equipment list, postcode, access details and required data treatment with your enquiry. The team reviews the scope, any charges and collection arrangements before confirming the job. Submitting a request does not confirm a collection.

Plan the next step

Turn redundant technology into a secure, documented outcome.

Share the estate, locations, timing and evidence requirements so the project can be assessed properly.

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