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www.fairportcontainers.co.uk Fairport Containers Supporting the Charity Retail Sector

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Introductions

David Porter – Fairport Containers Director Steve Collinson – Managing Director Fairport Containers Ltd Tam Unsworth – Recycling Banks Account Manager Chaya Fernando – Marketing Co-ordinator

Pres esen entati tion Agen enda

• Fairport Containers Core Business Activities
• Fairport Charity Bank Division Overview
• Charity Banks Benefits
• Case Studies – Overcoming Issues Surrounding Charity Banks
• Q&A
• Open Discussion

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Fairport t Con Containers Co Core e Bu Busin iness Acti ctivit ities es

• Fully refurbish all types of large metal containers and banks
• We bespoke design waste containers and banks
• Buy, refurbish and sell second hand containers including banks
• Sell new containers & banks and spares
• Offer mobile refurbishment of containers
• 3 Regional depots in Lancashire, Buckinghamshire and Somerset providing nationwide coverage
• Specialised Transport Fleet

Refu furbishment Process

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www.fairportcontainers.co.uk Adlington Depot 8 acre site 57,000 sqft Somerset Depot, 4 acre site 57,000-sqft Buckinghamshire Depot, 2.75acre site 6000sqft

Three ee Reg egio ional l De Depots ts Across th the e UK

Total Sqft 120,000sq feet 14.75 Acres

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Storage Yards

Often Customers do not have the space available at there site to store all their Banks. Fairport can store your Banks until you need them.

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Log Logis istic ics

Fairport's Fleet of Specialist Vehicles

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ISO ISO Acc ccred editations

Fairport Containers is committed to maintaining high standards through the high quality of work, good customer relations and providing a safe environment for all. Our BS EN ISO:9001 accreditation demonstrates our continual commitment to ensuring the quality of our service and products, which is at the forefront of our daily activities. Our environmental management system is accredited to BS EN ISO:14001, and is continually challenged to help us manage our environmental responsibilities The health and safety record is evidenced by our accreditation to BS OHSAS:18001. 18001 assists us in ensuring that we have the correct policies, procedures and controls in place for us to achieve the best possible working conditions for our employees, our operations and our customers.

Ch Charit ity Don Donati tion Ba Bank Be Benefits

Donation Banks provide a reliable income stream for Charities thus generating an ongoing revenue for many businesses. Clothing and Recycling Banks also help to reduce landfill waste; textiles currently account for approximately 3% of all household waste and it is further estimated that landfill receives 1 million tonnes of textiles annually. By using Textile & Recycling Banks you can achieve a higher brand presence, increase item donations and revenue stream and help towards the reduction of textiles and other recyclables going to landfill. www.fairportcontainers.co.uk

Fairport t Con Containers Texti xtile le & Recy ecycli ling g Ba Bank Div Division

• Fairport Containers first established its Textile & Recycling Banks Division in 2014
• Became a member of Charity Retail Association in 2016
• Started with a handful of customers and now we have over 40

Services We Provide

• Refurbishment
• Branding
• Specialised Transport
• Adaptations
• Support for Customers Significant Projects

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• 1. Shot Blast and Assess Banks

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• 2. Repair and Fit New Parts Where Needed

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• 3. Spray Paint Bank

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Br Brandin ing

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Adaptations

www.fairportcontainers.co.uk We have the capability to fit or apply any bespoke design. Examples below are of High Roll Security Shoots, Headers and Recess Locks.

Specia ialis ised Transport

www.fairportcontainers.co.uk The Fairport Hiab and Trailer Vehicle is uniquely designed to allow for maximum Banks to be delivered

• r uplifted to multiple sites.

The Hiab has a long reach. Allowing our drivers to access the most difficult of sites.

Ca Case Stu tudies es

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Ca Case Stu tudy 1

• Unauthorised Banks

www.fairportcontainers.co.uk Banks that are placed by other companies, without the sites

• permission. In this case Tesco, placed

a Clothing Bank Removal Notice on a unauthorised bank. The notice was removed and placed on the Scope Clothing Bank. Our driver, realised the situation and removed the unauthorised Bank, rather than the Scope Bank. Fairport Containers will remove any unauthorised banks following the notice period. Fairport Containers will also store rogue banks for short periods and dispose of the bank.

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• Security

This is in reference to the breaking in of banks. Including cutting off locks or cutting the back of the bank

• pen.

When reported, Fairport can remove and repair the locks or bank. Further security measures can be added such as a recess or cover box.

Ca Case Stu tudy 1

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• Fishing

This term refers to donated clothing being removed via the chute. This can be overcome by replacing old chutes with a High Roll Security Chute.

Ca Case Stu tudy 1

The new chute design ensures that when pulled down no gap appears at the back of the chute. Where a hook or wire can be inserted to drag the donated items out. Therefore significantly reducing the issue.

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Ca Case Stu tudy 1

Image A shows a open barrel chute and the area exposed above the

• chute. This clearly demonstrates

the amount of room to easily remove donated items.

Image A

Image B displays a open high roll security chute. When the chute is open there is minimal open area exposed. Therefore minimising the efficiency

• f fishing donated items.

Image B

• Vandalism and Damage

Ca Case Stu tudy 2

www.fairportcontainers.co.uk Customers report damaged banks to Fairport. Banks are usually damaged by fire or graffiti. Fairport are able to remove the damaged banks, refurbish and restore back to original standard. Where damage is minimal. Fairport are able to offer spray paints for the customer to use

• nsite.

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• Fishing

As with the previous case study donated items are stolen via the chute. This image displays the high roll security chute, which does not roll down completely. Not leaving a gap at the back. And preventing fishing of donated items.

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• Storage Bank Security

There has been an instance where the storage bank has been broken into. It is not clear how the Bank was broken into. However, it is thought that the lock was picked.

Ca Case Stu tudy 2

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• Clothing & Book Bank Security

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Banks broken into;

• 1. Cutting locks off
• 2. Compromising the locks
• 3. Cutting into the bank

www.fairportcontainers.co.uk Rather than having a lock on display, use either a Cover Box or Recess

• Lock. These make it more difficult for someone to cut the lock off.

Compromised locks are difficult to deter. Fairport can replace the lock with a four or five digit combination lock, which are hard to pick. Fairport is currently trialling Angle Irons. These are lengths of steel Angle Irons welded on the inside of the Bank, from floor to roof on the two sides and the back. When someone tries to cut into the bank with a hand grinder, this action is made more difficult due to the presence and resistance posed by the angle iron.

Deterrents

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