R. Janki Contracting Group

has a good distribution network and uses specialized trucks and excavators. From our own experience we have concluded that a waste processing installation is a must in Suriname because until now there is no good solution for the processing of waste oil.

The waste oil processing plant in which we invested can treat 20 m³ of light waste oil or 4-5 m³ of heavy waste oil per hour. The waste oil will mainly come from Staatsolie Suriname N.V. and will mainly be waste oil that is released at Staatsolie during the refining process. Waste oil from gas stations and other companies will also be treated. Our advanced machines process the waste oil through a centrifuge system and are able to separate the waste oil, releasing 3 components, namely reusable oil, water and sediment (sand particles). These 3 components can then be used again in a responsible manner.
During the entire business process, people and the natural environment are always taken into account, whereby sustainable use of the environment is central.
To obtain the permission to carry out this business activity, an environmental impact report has been carried out which has been approved by the National Institute for Environment and Development in Suriname (NIMOS). In addition to the possible effects of the process, this report also contains mitigating measures to prevent or minimize negative effects and to promote the positive effects.