People.

Projects

E-Waste Recycling

PACE has been at the forefront of e-waste recycling since the mid 1990's. Our crews pick up e-waste  such as computers, home entertainment units, printers and small appliances from various landfills in the Okanagan, then sorts, packs and readies it for transport to a provincial recycling facility 
Employer: Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

Construction Waste Sort
Located at Okanagan Falls landfill and run by Wildstone Construction and Engineering, construction and demolition waste is placed on a large conveyor belt and a crew sorts it into bins. Metal, rock/cement, plastic material, insulation, roofing material and items such as hot water tanks and sinks are separated from untreated wood, and recycled.
Employer: Wildstone Construction and Engineering

Mattress Recycling

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Our Rusty Springs crew recycles mattresses and box springs at various

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landfills throughout the Okanagan. The mattresses are disassembled and the

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materials are separated, sorted and recycled. In 2019, our crew recycled

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approximately 9000 mattresses; if you put them end to end, they would

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stretch 16 kms!

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Employer: Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen

Litter Pick Up

Our local landfills need TLC too. PACE workers keep our landfills looking good

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by cleaning up the litter that blows around the sites.

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Employer: Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen

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Park Ambassador

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Skaha Bluffs is a popular recreational area in Penticton, and our worker

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provide park ambassador service that includes greeting park guests, providing

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park information and watching over the parking lot.

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Employer: Skaha Bluffs Park Watch Society

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