Operation Out Of Gastoni A Case Study

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My name Luis Vargas working with environmental group out of Daimler Cleveland, Gastonia and Mt Holly. We have a partnership with Daimler since 2012. I am summarizing about what we could do to support operation out of Gastonia. If would be possible to meet in person and provide more information, will be appreciated. With the current partnership that is currently supporting other big operation is a good example that we could provide to Daimler Components and Logistics; and something we could present to the team. We would like to support the team in Gastonia recycling the metal, but not just hauling the metal out. We would like to support the team with a unique approach and auditing the site open tops as part of the service. We are brainstorming

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