Compliance
TT Global
Assurance
With over one million IT devices moved around the globe annually, TT Global invests heavily in compliance to ensure we and our clients are protected.
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Key Regulations
and Practices
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Basel Convention
Basel Convention aims to control the transboundary movement of hazardous wastes, preventing its transfer from developed nations to emerging markets.
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WEEE & RoHS
WEEE requires proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, while RoHS regulates the handling of hazardous substances in these products.
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Export Regulations
Export regulations can vary from country to country. US export regulations, for instance, restrict the export of certain goods for national security.
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DPL Check
DPL Check involves screening individuals and entities against the US government’s Denied Persons List to prevent export compliance violations.
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Data Sanitization
Data sanitization processes must be comprehensive and performed according to recognised international standards using robust software tools.
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Certified Recycling
Shipping scrap materials to a certified recycler gives assurance that equipment is being disposed of in an environmentally friendly way.
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TT Global’s Five Pillars of Compliance
For TT Global, compliance takes many forms, from real-time verification by seasoned compliance professionals to the legitimacy our renowned global repair and remarketing capabilities provide.
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Robust processes to differentiate between reusable and scrap materials systematically.
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Established and reputable refurbishment capabilities supporting the reuse narrative.
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Established markets with proven demand for our repaired devices.
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Group operations monitored by highly experienced compliance professionals.
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Comprehensive insurance and disaster recovery coverage.