Idle Sorting Equipment
Definition
Poor tracking leads to queues and inefficient allocation of sorting lines by material type/grade, reducing throughput in high-value recycling.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 50,000+ annual capacity loss (2-5% utilisation drop)
- Frequency: Daily operations
- Root Cause: Manual delays in segregating by type/grade/location[1][3]
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Recyclable wholesalers in Australia 🇦🇺 lose AUD 50,000+ yearly from idle MRF capacity due to tracking gaps. Automation optimises material flow.
Affected Stakeholders
Operations Managers, MRF Supervisors
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Related Business Risks
Grade Downgrade Losses
Inventory Shrinkage Fines
GST/BAS Lodgement Errors
Delayed Accounts Receivable Collections
Lost Invoices and Pricing Errors
Customer Churn from AR Friction
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