These types of facilities include:

Composting: Natural Recovery Systems – involves the utilisation of food, organic and green waste which is then processed through in-vessel compost systems. This material is then commonly re-used commercially as well as domestic in landscaping and gardening.

Materials Recovery Facilities – Glass recycling, plastic bag recycling and paper recycling is often managed in Materials Recovery Facilities. These are used to separate recyclables including glass, plastics, metals and paper, which are then sorted and the non-contaminated recyclable material is further processed and converted back into new products at other facilities.

Construction Waste Recovery Facilities – Specific facilities sort materials from construction sites using both automated and manual sorting processes to recover materials such as brick, tiles and concrete. The materials are later sent to be used for road base and construction materials.

Bioreactor Landfills – Bioreactors generate green energy through the capturing of biogas from municipal waste. These specialised facilities are used for growing organisms (yeast, bacteria, or animal cells) under controlled conditions. As well as for pharmaceuticals they are used in industrial processes to convert raw materials into useful by-products such as in the bioconversion of corn into ethanol. B&R has supplied specialised hazardous area enclosures for these applications.