Under the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005, e-waste is classified as SW110 under the First Schedule. This covers electrical and electronic assemblies containing accumulators, mercury switches, cathode-ray tube glass, and components contaminated with cadmium, mercury, lead, nickel, chromium, copper, lithium, silver, or manganese.
Many businesses find eSWIS reporting to be the most time-consuming part of compliance. SND Recycler takes this burden off your team. As your DOE-licensed recycler partner, we manage eSWIS reporting on your behalf, ensuring consignment notes, waste declarations, and disposal records are submitted accurately and within the required timeframe.
Your scheduled waste is collected, transported, and processed by a contractor authorised under the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005.
Your reporting obligations through eSWIS are handled correctly and on time.
Your disposal is documented end to end, giving you a clean audit trail whenever DOE, an auditor, or a client asks for proof.
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Corporates, banks, data centres, hospitals, manufacturers, and any organisation in Malaysia disposing of IT assets, servers, batteries, or electronic equipment classified under SW110 needs a DOE-licensed recycler they can rely on. Whether you are in Kuala Lumpur, Cyberjaya, Klang, or elsewhere in the Klang Valley, SND Recycler provides SW110-compliant e-waste disposal backed by proper DOE licensing and full eSWIS reporting support.
Businesses across Kuala Lumpur, Cyberjaya, Klang, and the wider Klang Valley choose to work with SND Recycler directly, as the DOE-licensed recycler handling their SW110 obligations on an ongoing basis, with eSWIS reporting and documentation built into every collection.
Does my business need to register with DOE before disposing of e-waste?
Yes. Businesses that generate scheduled waste, including SW110, are required to register as a scheduled waste generator with DOE before disposal begins.
What documents will I receive after an e-waste collection?
You'll receive a signed manifest, a transport record, and a final disposal certificate. These three documents together prove that your SW110 waste reached a licensed recovery facility, and Malaysian law requires you to retain them for a minimum of three years.
What types of equipment fall under SW110?
SW110 covers a wide range of electrical and electronic equipment, including computers, servers, and any device containing components like mercury switches, cathode-ray tube glass, or circuit boards contaminated with heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, or chromium.
How often do I need to submit eSWIS reports?
eSWIS reporting is required for every movement of scheduled waste, not on a fixed monthly or yearly schedule.
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“Excellent support, transparent reporting, and responsible recycling practices gave us complete confidence throughout the process.”
SW110 E-Waste Compliance
SND Recycler makes it simple for businesses across Malaysia to dispose of e-waste the right way. As a DOE-licensed recycler, we handle collection, eSWIS reporting, and documentation for every job, so your business stays compliant without the guesswork.