Michelle;

If your customer has the boxes already on pallets. Ask them to use colored
shrink wrap (which you might provide).

Another possibility is provide them with the 55 gallon containers used by
most shredding services and allow them to recycle or reuse the boxes.
It would be good to hear from other storage companies as to their unique
processes.

-- 
John R Glover
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On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 3:40 AM, Michelle Zemanick <
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> Hello to all:
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> Our company is looking for new options on ways to implement new
> procedures for document destruction at the customer location.  Many
> times, when we provide both document destruction and document storage
> services for our customers-the boxes are intermingled together within
> one room. Most customers put a red X through the boxes for destruction
> and a barcode (which we provide to them) on the boxes for storage.
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> Our goal is to eliminate any room for error with possibly destroying a
> box of which is not being requested  for destruction.
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> Any new ideas, thoughts or recommendations for a new process would be
> greatly appreciated
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> Have a great weekend
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> Michelle Zemanick
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> ROGERS Service Group
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