Merseyside firm supplies mobile incinerators to MOD camps worldwide Southport-based Inciner8, which delivers waste management solutions across the globe, has begun working with the Ministry of Defence (MOD) to provide equipment that will ensure the safe, environmentally responsible disposal of waste at multiple overseas military camps. The contract comes as military forces seek to reduce their environmental impact on the landscapes within which they operate and utilise state-of-the-art technology to eradicate the potential spread of disease by medical waste. Following a successful tender process managed by leading MOD supplier, Marshall – that used its extensive Defence market pedigree to provide a turn-key military solution, including not only the supply of the equipment but the Technical Publications, DSAT approved training and a whole life support solution for the equipment – Marshall called upon Inciner8 to create an air portable incineration solution that matched the MOD’s detailed requirements. Inciner8 Limited Unit 2 Canning Road, Southport, Merseyside, PR9 7SN “We have worked with peace-keeping missions across the globe, and many of our engineers have personally visited camps worldwide to install incinerators. We have an in-depth understanding of the complexities at play in the formation of forward operating bases. Ease of transport, use and maintenance are key. Our engineering is robust and reliable, even in extreme circumstances” Mike Melia, managing d

Designed to exact specification, the incinerators fit within MOD containers,allowing them to be airlifted into position at a moment’s notice. They operate with minimal assembly and straight forward control settings upon arrival. The equipment is built using MOD-specified materials, allowing soldiers in the field to replace and refurbish parts when needed using the limited supplies available on site. The incinerators also adhere to the NATO Codification System – a unique identification method that guarantees ease of maintenance. Due to the nature of its end use, Inciner8 engineers carried out...