Indian River County Case Study
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Overview
Data-Driven Optimization for Indian River County Waste Management
In the waste and recycling industry, haulers are challenged with providing high levels of customer service, optimizing labor, and staying compliant with local municipal requirements. Waste Management was awarded the franchise agreement to service Indian River County and sought to provide tip data leveraging RFID hardware and software. To address their need, Waste Management selected Rehrig Pacific’s Vision® Software Solutions and Route Audit Services.
Results
Vision generated a total savings of $62K per year and a cumulative savings of $164K over five years.
- Grew removal success rate 15%
- Digitized route audit savings: $151K
Waste Management was able to utilize Rehrig Pacific’s Vision technology to gain visibility into their daily tip data and cart movements leveraging the Work Order and Inventory application. As a result, Vision generated a total savings of $62K per year and a cumulative savings of $164K over five years. Using Vision, Waste Management met all of the contractual obligations of Indian River County.
- Guaranteed data collection uptime to provide monthly reporting: $42K
- Eliminated 100% of manual work order process
15%
Grew removal success rate
$151K
Digitized route audit savings
$62K
Savings generated by Vision per year
Process
Rehrig Pacific provided:
- 95G Carts (RFID enabled)
- Hardware
- Service Verification & Work Order + Inventory (proprietary software applications)
Rehrig Pacific also:
- Supplied 19 RFID readers
- Audited 96,610 homes and Carts
- Trained necessary personnel to effectively use the new technology
“With Rehrig Pacific’s Vision solution and services, we met our contract compliance of tip data collection and improved productivity. It allows us to utilize our personnel more effectively, too. We’re seeing a healthy payback on our investment on Rehrig Pacific’s Vision solution and, most importantly, Waste Management is now positioned better than ever to continue the strong working relationship with the County.”
- Kasey Godwin, District Manager, Indian River County