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General information

OPG Waste Management Introduction
OPG Waste Management is a registered Waste Disposal Company registered with the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Registration number: GPG01943.
OPG Waste Management is a registered Waste Transporter, with a fleet of approved enclosed vehicles, which allows us to service the entire Gauteng Region with collections and removals.
Our skilled team will provide a friendly and efficient service to assist in the removal and disposal of your redundant lamps. A disposal certificate with the description and quantity of the lamps collected is issued.
OPG Waste Management is a proud division of OPG Group.
OPG Waste Management is situated in Lynnwood Ridge with our distribution and disposal facility in Silverton Pretoria.
General Information
Dangers of Mercury Exposure:
Mercury can come from mining and processing for use in products (like those thermometers) and manufacturing, or from energy-related sources like coal-fired power plants.

OPG Lighting Introduction

OPG Lighting is a registered ESCO member and a fast growing lighting distributor. We specialize in providing the latest energy efficient lighting products, managing, maintaining and satisfying our clients' needs by offering superior value and strong customer relationships.
Our Head office is situated in Lynnwood Ridge, Pretoria, with branches in Randburg, Umhlanga and soon Cape Town.
We deliver across South Africa and we supply only the best quality lamps and fittings to our clients to ensure that our clients stay satisfied. Our relationship with Osram, Philips, GE, NVC, Flash etc. allows us to provide the best lamps at excellent rates.
The light fittings we offer are also manufactured by the leading suppliers namely Philips SA, Radiant, Eurolux & NVC. If you need to manufacture fittings, we have a list of manufactures that will assist you in this regard.
Our premises and warehousing facilities (totaling 1952m²) ensure that we always have stock, as well as a rapid turnaround time.

OPG Energy Saving Initiative

OPG Lighting is currently focused on energy saving projects to help our clients save energy and save money on electricity bills. We are doing this by offering our specialized service and experience through the latest energy efficient lighting technologies.
This service entails:
• OPG Lighting conducts an audit at your premises to identify and calculate the inefficient lighting technologies.
• The findings are then sent to the lighting engineers for further analysis
• The analysis will provide feedback relating to the lumens so that your premises are compliant with the national health and safety standards.
• A meeting will then be set up with the client to present the findings and to propose the solution which includes a substantial rebate from Eskom.
• We submit all documentation to Eskom and proceed with the supply and installation of the new lamps and fittings.
• OPG will carry the risk of the Eskom Rebate up until the rebate has been paid to the client, at which time the client pays the rebate to OPG.

Mercury is a neurotoxin, meaning it has detrimental effects on the nervous system. It can damage the brain and lead to physical and emotional disorders. So whether its presence is natural or anthropogenic, it's a potential problem for humans.
Approximately 125 Kilograms of mercury was released in South Africa in the year 2012 due to the breakage of electric lamps and tubes during storage and transportation. It is estimated that nearly 60 million waste fluorescent lamps and tubes are sold annually in South Africa. These lamps and tubes contain more than a half ton of mercury. The mercury in urban storm water sediment results in part from improperly discarded fluorescent lamps and tubes.
Note: In South Africa operating a fluorescent lamp/tube crusher is considered hazardous waste generator/ treatment. Operating a fluorescent lamp crusher requires a "standardized permit" from the Department of Toxic Substances Control & Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

Disposing fluorescent lamps/tubes safely:
• Package fluorescent lamps and tubes carefully when storing and transporting them.
• Do not tape tubes together.
• Store and transport fluorescent lamps and tubes in the original box or another protective container.
• Store them in an area away from rain so that if they break, the mercury from broken lamps or tubes will not be washed by rain water into waterways.

OPG Property Introduction

OPG Property Services is a fast growing property managing company based in Pretoria. By offering new developments for both corporate and domesticated clients as well as maintaining existing buildings through your Facilities Management Department we will make your property a hassle free investment.
By owning our own buildings we know what landlords require and expect from managing companies. We will insure that your facility will offer you delight by offering a detailed and specialized service to eliminate any unforeseen disasters.
Our services include:
• Through strategic locations, we offer the full bouquet of property-related services, including property management, facilities management, shopping Centre Management, retail consulting, office broking and office space, industrial property broking, investment property broking, corporate real estate services, valuations and a property search function with a vast database of properties across South Africa.

New Developments:
N4 gateway 6x warehouses (plan attached)
Existing Properties:
The palms offices
Two units currently available
Gauteng region
Although Gauteng occupies only 1.42% of the country’s land area, it is the financial hub of South Africa and also contributes more than 30% to the national economy. The prevailing industries are financial and business services, contributing 22.83% to the regional gross domestic product.

Gauteng is the home province of the Johannesburg CBD, Sandton and Pretoria. Johannesburg, is one of the largest cities on the African continent, and is well known for its mixture of shiny skyscrapers, Indian bazaars and busy high streets with fruit sellers and other vendors on every corner. Pretoria, home of the Union Buildings, is the administrative capital of South Africa, and it’s Government the biggest tenant in the CBD area.

Gauteng has more than 5.9 million m² of enclosed retail Shopping Centre space available. The largest shopping in Johannesburg is the Sandton Retail Node (187 284 m²) which consists of a combination of Sandton City with the letting area of 158 000 m², Nelson Mandela Square (16 000 m²), Legacy Corner (7 000 m²) and Michelangelo Towers Mall (6 284 m²). Pretoria is home to Menlyn Park Shopping Centre located in the east of the Pretoria.