Richmond Steel Recycling
11760 Mitchell Road V6V 1V8 Richmond, BC, Canada

A few weeks ago we were approached by the Spruce City Wildlife Association about a community cleanup they were doing. Spruce City Wildlife is responsible for restocking fish into lakes and rivers in our area. The cleanup was on a Sunday, which is outside of our normal business hours. Our yard manager, Barry, volunteered to work in the yard, to offload all of the scrap vehicles, that were being cleaned up. They will be cleaning up another site in July, which we have agreed to help out with, once again.

Richmond Steel Recycling is accepting all materials from customers. For more information please contact us here: richmondsteel.ca/richmond/

Have you ever wonder how you can help to reduce global warming?

COVID-19 New temporary Cheque Policy in effect: No cheque pickup at the office. We are mailing cheques daily Scrap cheques totaling under $500 may be paid at the scale during operating hours.

Richmond Steel Recycling is following all of the recommended guidelines provided by the provincial and local governments to prevent the spread of COVID-19, this includes but is not limited to: 2 meters distance between all people at all times No gatherings of people in groups larger than 10 Increased cleaning of all surfaces throughout the facility... Disinfecting all machinery, tools and other items that are touched Reducing the amount of staff onsite at any one time Asking anyone that works or visits our sites to regularly wash their hands and use the hand sanitizer provided All customers arriving to our facilities will be asked to complete a questionnaire prior to entry to our facilities We take the health & safety of our employees very seriously and this list is ever changing and responsive to the ongoing situation. If you have questions with regards to our protocols, please ask us for more details.

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There is a new Tree in Edmonton. Thumbs up if you find it. Hint - It is on a man-made hill on the Kinokamau Plains Area.

Happy Holidays to all from Kamloops. Check out this drone shot from our annual tree on a crane.

Kamloops Fire Department making short work of this car during an extrication exercise. Our local facility has started working more with the local fire department to assist in their training.