Treatment facilities

Tabib owns industrial and infectious waste treatment facilities and operates or partners with advanced authorised facilities in Israel for industrial wastewater and brine treatment. Each facility operates under the required permits and applicable Ministry of Environmental Protection regulations as part of a comprehensive Total Waste Management (TWM) system.

Facility Ecomedical

Ma’ale Efraim Transfer Station
The Ecomedical transfer station consolidates and sorts infectious waste from hospitals, clinics, laboratories and veterinary institutions. Waste undergoes acceptance checks, sorting, repackaging in approved containers and full documentation before controlled transport to final treatment facilities.

Infectious and Medical Waste Treatment and Sterilisation
The Ecomedical facility in Ma’ale Efraim is one of Israel’s largest sterilisation facilities for infectious and medical waste. Waste collected by Tabib is repackaged and sterilised before transport to final destinations. The process is carried out in accordance with the applicable public health regulations to neutralise biological risks and support safe, responsible treatment.

Oil Filter Recycling
Used oil filters from garages and mechanical industries are shredded and residual oil is extracted, allowing metal and oil recovery while preventing soil and water contamination.

Plastic Recycling
Industrial plastic waste and contaminated packaging are sorted, shredded and separated by plastic type for recovery as secondary raw materials.

Metal Drum Recycling
Drums contaminated with chemicals, oils or hazardous materials are cleaned and compacted before being sent to authorised metal recycling plants.

Electronic Waste and Battery Treatment
Computers, communications equipment, circuit boards and components are treated at a dedicated facility in accordance with Israel’s electronic waste legislation.

Fluorescent Lamp Treatment
Mercury-containing fluorescent lamps are crushed in a closed environment. Toxic vapours receive dedicated treatment, while glass components are separated for controlled disposal.

Facility Ecochem

Professional Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Disposal

The Ecochem facility receives, treats and recycles a wide range of industrial wastewater that cannot be discharged directly to municipal sewers. Wastewater transported by Tabib’s tanker fleet undergoes physical, chemical and biological processes to remove pollutants, neutralise hazardous substances and reduce pollution loads to the required levels.

The facility operates under Ministry of Environmental Protection approvals and provides clients with the required disposal documentation. It treats mineral wastewater, emulsions, oily wastewater and sanitary wastewater.

Facility Shafdan

Shafdan Brine Terminal
An authorised solution for controlled brine discharge to the sea. The terminal is operated by Rotem Technologies and Ecological Solutions, owned by Tabib and Rotem Water and Environment Ltd. It serves industries in central Israel that generate saline wastewater from ion-exchange regeneration, food production and other processes.

Brine is discharged to the Mediterranean Sea through a dedicated marine pipeline under the applicable discharge permit. Tabib transports clients’ brine to the terminal in coordination with the Water Authority and Ministry of Environmental Protection.

Acre Brine Terminal

Acre Brine Terminal
Operated by Rotem Technologies and Ecological Solutions, owned by Tabib and Rotem Water and Environment Ltd., the Acre terminal provides factories and organisations in northern Israel with an authorised brine disposal route.

Brine is discharged to the Mediterranean Sea through a dedicated pipeline under an approved discharge permit and the applicable marine pollution legislation. Tabib coordinates transport from clients’ facilities and supplies the required disposal records for reporting and regulatory purposes.

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