Miller Waste Systems Inc.
David LeBlanc is a Corporate Systems Trainer at Miller Waste Systems Inc. and a Co Author at The University of British Columbia. With a background in education and a focus on relationship-focused learning, David has experience in developing team-based activities and leveraging educational technology to create effective courses for students. Their educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and multiple degrees in education and educational technology.
Miller Waste Systems Inc.
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Miller Waste Systems Inc. is a Canadian leader in the collection, haulage, recycling, and repurposing of organic and inorganic waste and recyclables. We service Canadian municipalities and industrial, commercial, and institutional customers. Our operations support daily waste management needs and construction and demolition projects. Family-owned and operated since 1961, Miller has grown from a two-truck operation to a full-service waste management company with a footprint in multiple provinces. We integrate seamlessly into the communities we service by hiring locally, supporting community projects, partnering with local suppliers, and understanding local needs. Miller owns and operates transfer stations Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs), some on behalf of municipalities. At MRFs, Miller sorts and processes hundreds of thousands of tonnes of plastics, paper, cardboard, steel, aluminum, and glass annually and handles the sale and transportation of recycled material to the commodity marketplace. Sub-divisions of Miller Waste: Miller Compost converts leaf and yard waste from residential and commercial sources into compost, mulch, and other landscaping products that enrich and rehabilitate soil. Miller Environmental manages hazardous waste with innovative, sustainable solutions that prioritize safety, energy efficiency, and respect for the environment. Our team is capable of processing aqueous organic, inorganic, liquid, and special waste including flammable solids, spent catalysts, industrial wastewater, hydrovac slurry, and more. We also provide emergency spill response and project management services for environmental projects. Escarpment Renewables is Miller’s Class 3 wet anaerobic digestion facility in Grimsby, Ontario where we convert organic waste into a CFIA-certified liquid fertilizer for local agricultural partners and renewable heat and electricity for the Ontario power grid.