Hesstech

Established in 1997, Hesstech, LLC has considerable industry expertise and is recognized as a leader in developing new technologies and setting industry standards. Following his employment with New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), Founder and President David Zimet, worked for a private company contracted with the NJDEP, and... managed site selection and development of the State's first approved, government-funded, ongoing residential electronics collection program and demanufacturing facility. This program was the first of its kind in the United States. Known as the "Union County Demanufacturing Program," the NJDEP project unveiled key issues surrounding the improper disposal of electronic equipment and exposed a rising need for environmentally sound disposal services in the commercial sector. In response to this need, upon completion of his service with the Union County Project, Mr. Zimet established Hesstech in 1997 to serve the public and private sector with the following goals in mind: To balance economic processing solutions with sound environmental principles To responsibly extend the useful life of computers and electronics To provide comprehensive data security and cradle-to-grave documentation For more than 10 years, Hesstech has provided successful electronics resale/recycling/ inventorying service options. These services range from being the primary contractor managing the removal, logistics, resale, and recycling for a large public merger/acquisition including over 900 laboratories and thousands of offices, to handling single item pack and ship services for a national sales force. Most organizations in the asset retirement and recycling industry look to achieve what Hesstech has developed in process efficiency, accountability, and cost control. The STAR System SM, Hesstech's proprietary business intelligence system, is under review by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Hesstech hopes to soon provide others with the tools needed to verify and document that services are ...Read More