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PFMINTRODUCTION

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PREMIER FACILITY MANAGEMENT IS A LEADER IN SUSTAINABLE GREEN PROGRAMS.

MANUFACTURERS • DISTRIBUTORS • REVERSE LOGISTICS • WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS

• Turn Key Sustainability Programs

• Customize Waste Equipment Design, Installation, Maintenance

• Facility Source Separation Programs

• Obsolete Inventory Control

• Environmental Compliance Program

• Sensitive Product Green Destruction

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• Sustainable Waste Audit Site Survey

• SupplyChain – OEMSupportSystem

• Beneficial Use( BUD) By Product Recycling

PFM programs are designed to meet the needs of today’s industry with specialized services that offer economical alternatives:

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CAPABILITIES

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

PROGRAMS

MAJOR MARKETS

DUNS: 016985611

CAGE: 6P3A8

NAICS CODE:

562920: MATERIALS

RECOVERY FACILITIES

333318: TRASH & GARBAGE

COMPACTORS

423930: RECYCLABLE

MATERIAL MERCHANT

WHOLESALERS

NYC BIC #483181

• Computer Tracking – Cradle-to-Grave

• Electronic Reycling

• Data Support

• Cosmetic Product Incineration

– Waste- to-Energy Alcohol Fuel Blending – ATF Facilities

• Bulk and Liquid Waste –

Solidification

• Packaging Material Destruction/Recycling

• Certificate-of-Destruction Compliance

• Hard-to-Handle Material Markets

• Ethanol Recycling and On-site Distillation

• Complete Tracking and Control of all By-products and Non-marketable Products

• Complete Paper Trail to Facilitate the Process

• Plastic • Glass • Bulk • Raws

• BUD – Beneficial Use Determination

• Certified Landfill Burial – Available upon request Destruction Process Photos

• GPS Tracking Available

• Obsolete Product – Bulk or Finished Componentry

• Packaging

• Certified Destruction

• Environmentally Sustained Programs

• Recycling and Marketing

• Small Quantity Service

• Highest Level of Secured Destruction

• Shredding

PFM provides programs that track and monitor excess inventory of packaged, raw and finished goods. We have developed material/ product-tracking systems that ensure the destruction of the products, using the most sustainable and accountable methods.

E-Waste, Consumer Product Returns, Personal Care Products, Cosmetics, Fragrances, Hard Goods, Furniture,

Consumer Products, Etc.

Waste generators can potentially reduce or eliminate their status as “large-quantity generators” by exploring recycling and waste-to-energy markets. Compliance with all regulatory agencies maintains foremost conformity.

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Across all industries it is no longer acceptable to utilize landfills as a quick and easy solution when it is necessary to dispose of product returns, packaging and mass recalls. It is the responsibility of the product manufacturer (generator) to know and understand how their internal staff or a third party may be dealing with their product return.

In Pennsylvania a third party company handling a nationwide product recall disassembled a product

without removing an electronic timer that contained a battery and sent more than 100,000 units to a landfill; this was discovered after the units were buried. The costs associated with the recovery of the units; proper e-waste disposal, fines and legal representation was enough to put the third party company out of business while casting an environmental stain on the reputation of the manufacturer who otherwise had an impeccable environmental record.

Unfortunately, stories like this occur too often where manufacturers and third parties fail to properly disassemble and examine components or recycle all materials that are suitable for regeneration.

For more than twenty-five years there has been engineering programs for receiving product returns and the decommissioning, disassembling and recycling of products across all industries from cosmetics, fragrance and textiles to electronics, automotive and equipment using environmentally sound practices with complete transparency and documentation.

When looking to start a recycling program it would be important to conduct an in-depth waste / recycling audit to establish a current baseline that you will reference as your program progresses. This will not only involve the physical materials that you are putting into the waste or recycling stream but also the expenses and rebates that are tied to those materials over a designated period of time, normally one to three years.

Once materials have been identified and there is an understanding of the quantities for these materials we would then determine the best green practices in order to capture that material while improving your current labor efficiencies. Certain materials can be collected together such as different types of plastics while others might require separation.

It is normally most efficient to handle the material the least number of times so with that in mind programs are designed to capture and separate materials quickly upon being received without the item being handled by multiple individuals.

Collection methods may require some equipment or conveyors in order to collect, compact or bale the materials depending on the types of material. This equipment will increase overall efficiency and prepare the materials for transportation to a processing facility.

Sustainable Green Certified Destructionby John Frustaci, Premier Facility Management

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epending on the specific product type, there should be a designed program in place with the goal of zero material to landfill. It is important to evaluate the reverse logistics programs in place as it pertains to the proper recycling and re-use of materials, designing a program that will include all packaging materials (plastics, cardboard, P ) for recycle and in the event of a product destruction, a program for all components of the unit to be destroyed include liquids, creams, lotions, glass, plastics metals and electronics. When these materials are properly identified and collected there could be a value to the material that then can be used to off-set the cost of the destruction or product reconditioning.

For example, a product return center for an electronics manufacturer may receive several hundred packages a day. These units are de-boxed and documented to determine if they will be repaired and re-sold or destroyed often times the packing materials are not the original materials and are ust placed into trash compactors to be landfilled locally at an expense to the manufacturer. ll packaging materials can be recycled and often producing a positive rebate return for the material not to mention the positive image for the manufacturer by moving in the direction of being sustainable.

When a product recall or certified destruction of a retail item is required this should be undertaken with the same mindset. Planning on how the item will be received, de-packaged, documented, rendered destroyed and recycled is critical to maintaining your sustainability program.

esponsibility does not end at the loading dock. The generator should know where and how the materials are being recycled to ensure that the end facility is properly

licensed by the appropriate government authority to accept and process the materials and is using state inspected and certified scales so that you can receive correct weights to properly document your program.

Once a program has been established it becomes simple to track your recycled materials by weight along with the savings generated through avoiding the landfill costs and receiving the recycling material rebates. It has been my experience that when a manufacturer initiates a recycling program related to their reverse logistics operation, the financial benefit through reduced costs and the recycling rebates will far exceed the one-time expense of any costs related to the necessary equipment for the program. There is clearly an environmental and financial benefit to develop the vision of avoiding the use of landfills.

ohn Frustaci has been working in recycling programs and various Waste

anagement quipment ystems for over 10 years. e has successfully obtained a B ach elor’ s degree in

ngineering as well as a aster s in cience from the teven s Institute

of Technology. e has various memberships with programs making

a difference such as reen merica conomic ction for the Planet and the U. . reen uilding Council.

r. Frustaci is currently employed as an pplications ngineer with Premier Facility anagement. One of his

goals are to keep as much material out of the landfill as possible. e wants to better knowledge his clients on more efficient means to handle their excess inventory and product destruction, as well as keeping them more sustainable and cost efficient.

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CLIENT LOCATION SCOPE OF WORK VALUE

Intel-Stat Hagerstown, MD Pre-sale of property: Remove and market all related satelite equipment, switch geer, and

$276,000.00

Feld Corp Plantation, FL & Sarasota, FL

Post Property Purchase: 1.1 million sq. foot former G.E. plant. Remove and market all overhead cranes, paint booth, interior transformer manufacturing equipment. At Feld's existing facility, we will remove and market ice rink making units (in trailers) and generatorson rail cans.

$311,040.00

Traxi-Financial / Barton's Candy / Allentown, PA Pre-Bankruptcy Auction: Removal and marketed

all scrap bulk chocolate, candy, related $124,000.00

Tabitha - Joshua Holdings Dayton, NJ

Pre-demo marketing of all chemicals, raw chemicals, bulk finished product, ORMD product, various equipment and outdoor chemical

$194,400.00

Metlife Stadium East Rutherford, NJ Post construction marketing of all surplus hardware, cyberware, highway advertisement $72,000.00

Gucci - Kering Wayne, NJ & Secaucus, NJ Cleanout Secaucus facility; market items of value, design all interior equipment for waste removal $250,000

Proctor Gamble Linden, NJ Pre-demo sale of all perfume manufacturing equipment.

$300,000

RCF Salvage Montecello, NY Fire damage cleanup and salvage.$38,000 of clean non-damaged wood donated to Habitat for Humanity.

JPMorgan Chase New York, NY Pre-demo salvage and recycling of all 41 floors, ceiling tile, and carpeting.

$960,000.00 Projected Total Value

Corwood Laboratories Hauppauge, NY Complete cleanout and salvage of a 400,000 sq.

ft. manufacturing facility.$197,000

Black Prince Distillery

Clifton, NJ Pre-demo; 96 stainless tanks - boiler compressor and 3 generators. $115,000

PREMIER FACILITY LARGE SCALESALVAGE PROGRAM

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PRE- DEMO SALVAGE PROJECTS

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EXCESS & OBSOLETE INVENTORY CONTROL SOLUTIONSPFM provides programs that track and monitor excess inventory of packaged, raw and finished goods. We have developed material/product-tracking systems that ensure the destruction of the products, using the most sustainable and accountable methods.

Waste generators can potentially reduce or eliminate their status as “large-quantity generators” by exploring recycling

and waste-to-energy markets. Compliance with all regulatory agencies maintains foremost conformity.

PROGRAMS:• Packaging Material Destruction/Recycling

• Certificate-of-Destruction Compliance

• Hard-to-Handle Material Markets

• Ethanol Recycling and On-site Distillation

• Complete Tracking and Control of all By-

products and Non-marketable Products

• Complete Paper Trail to Facilitate the Process

• Plastic • Glass • Bulk • Raws

SPECIALIZED SERVICES:• Computer Tracking – Cradle-to-Grave

• Product Incineration–Waste-to-Energy Alcohol

• Fuel Blending – ATF Facilities

• Bulk and Liquid Waste – Solidification Certified

• Landfill Burial – Available upon request

• Destruction Process Photos

• GPS Tracking Available

• Excess Inventory Program

• Obsolete Product – Bulk or Finished

• Componentry

• Packaging

• By-Product Programs

• Environmentally Sustained Programs

• Beneficial Use Programs - BUD

• Recycling and Marketing

• Witness Shredding Certified

• Small Quantity Service

• Highest Level of Secured Destruction

MAJOR MARKETS:• Personal Care Products, Cosmetics,

Fragrances, & Industrial Chemicals

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EXCESS PRODUCTS SAMPLES

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CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITIONPREMIER FACILITY MANAGEMENT: A LEADER IN SOURCE SEPARATION PROGRAMS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS. USGBC-LEED AFFILIATED.

PFM’s methods of reuse/recycling are taking center stage in the recycling industry. Our programs prove to be cost-effective alternatives for all types of waste; while assisting companies in achieving sustainable goals for beneficial use and recycling.

• Source Separation/Recycling

• Construction/Demolition Debris Reduction/ Reuse

• Invoice Monitoring and Approval

• Interior Demolition

• Regulated Waste Services/Compliance

• Beneficial Use Programs

• Collection/Equipment Coordination

• Material Identification and Marketing

• Assist Project Managers with LocalRegulatory Requirements

• LEED Reporting

• OSHA Compliance

• Pre-Demo Salvage Program

• Sustainable Waste Management

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NEW CONSTRUCTION BUILDINGS

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June 2013 9New York Real Estate Journal Green Buildings

Green Project of the Month

LCOR, Ivy Equities and Intercontinental complete $215 million redevelopment of

LEED Silver Novo Nordisk Headquarters

Developer/Partner..................................LCORDeveloper/Partner............................Ivy EquitiesJV/Partner.........Intercontinental Real Estate Construction Manager........Structure Tone Inc. MEP/FP....................................................AKF

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10 June 2013 New York Real Estate Journal Green Buildings

Green Project of the Month

LCOR, Ivy Equities and Intercontinental complete $215 million redevelopment of

LEED Silver Novo Nordisk Headquarters

PLAINSBORO, NJ LCOR and Ivy Equities, in joint partnership with Intercontinental Real Estate Corp., of-ficially opened the U.S. Headquarters for Novo Nordisk.

The Novo Nordisk Headquarters, located at 800 Scudders Mill Rd., is a paramount example of adaptive re-use within New Jersey’s office redevelopment market, incorporating 95% of recycled material from the previ-ous facility. Ivy Equities, LCOR and Intercontinental’s redevelopment efforts took a bold approach, creating one of the largest commercial real estate transactions in the state of New Jersey, a well thought-out and successful build-to-suit gut-renovation and a project that has brought tremendous economic growth to the state.

In August 2011, Novo Nordisk and the joint venture led by Ivy Equities and LCOR partnered with Intercontinental Real Estate Corp., which provided the equity funding for the project, announced their plans to redevelop the existing office building, which was previously home to Merrill Lynch. Novo Nordisk signed a long-term lease for the entire building, with initial phase of occupancy approximately 563,000 s/f and the option to take the balance of the space within the building at any time.

After an extensive search, the Northeast Council of Carpenters (NRCC) retained Intercontinental to advise the union’s pension investments in a strategic program that would benefit the state of New Jersey in a substantial local construction project.

In addition to NRCC’s lead investment of $75 million,

the New Jersey Laborers Statewide Pension Fund, the IUOE Local 825 Pension Fund and the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 5 Pension Fund were also participating investors, for a combined total of $130 million.

A $215 million redevelopment project to completely renovate and upgrade the office building for Novo Nor-disk, this deal represented one of the New Jersey’s largest commercial real estate transactions.

Ivy Equities and LCOR executed a top-to-bottom, gut rehabilitation of the 770,000 s/f office building in the Princeton Forrestal Center. The teams’ redevelopment efforts stripped the vintage 1985 building to its skeletal frame, replacing the building’s façade, roof and interior. The renovated property also features state-of-the-art elec-trical and mechanical systems. LCOR and Ivy Equities successfully attained LEED Silver certification for the building from the U.S. Green Building Council.

This redevelopment project has brought positive eco-nomic outcome to the state of New Jersey, fostering an environment conducive to growth, business expansion and job creation. The building’s construction created approximately 500 union construction jobs for the state of New Jersey.

A perfect example illustrating that the New Jersey sub-urban office market holds vast potential for growth, The Novo Nordisk Headquarters is one of the few projects that has reinvigorated the New Jersey redevelopment market.

Novo Nordisk Headquarters, 800 Scudders Mill Road - Plainsboro, NJ

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WASTE MGMT CONSULTANT

PREMIER FACILITY M A N A G E M E N T“A Global Link to Sustained Green Programs”

PREMIER FACILITY M A N A G E M E N T“A Global Link to Sustained Green Programs”

www.pfmgreen.com

800.877.7475

264 Lackawanna Ave. Woodland Park, NJ 07424

Premier Facility Management (PFM) is a leader in sustainable green programs. PFM programs are designed to meet the needs of today’s industry with specialized services that offer economical alternatives:

• Turn Key Sustainability Programs• Customize Waste Equipment Design, Installation, Maintenance• Facility Source Separation Programs• Obsolete Inventory Control• Environmental Compliance Program• Sensitive Product Green Destruction• USGBC LEED Project Reporting• Call for a FREE Waste Audit Site Survey

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SOLID WASTE ENGINEERING SOURCE SEPARATION PROGRAMS:

Premier Facility Management: Can provide the following services, which may be applied to your facility(s) to achieve stability in solid waste management. Our programs are strategically planned with flexibility for changing regulations and a direction toward compliance. We handle design and installation of new, highly efficient waste compaction equipment. The separation and marketing of recyclable material forms the base of our program

• Custom Designed Source Separation Programs

• Plant Logistics and Design

• Sustainability Compliance

• Community Involvement/Special Events Compactor Monitoring

• Compactor/Equipment Upgrades

• Baler Installation and Service

• Education/Employee Orientation

• Sustainable Waste Management Programs

• By-product Marketing

• Monitoring Public and Private Sector Recycling

• Promotion/Public Relations

• Inventory Issue Solutions

• Re Use Programs – Over 500 Not-For-Profit Data

• Base Signs and Labels

• Waste Area Design

• Waste Audits/Recycling Programs

• Invoice Monitoring

• Material Coordination and Marketing

• Beneficial Use Programs

• Supply Chain Overview

• Waste Equipment Design and Installation

• Waste Exchange/Reuse Programs/Donation

• Waste Receptacle Area Design

• Waste Minimization & Material Marketing Program

• Rental and Lease Programs

• Reduction In Carbon Footprint

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SPECIALTY EQUIPMENT

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NJSBR CERTIFICATE

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PREMIER FACILITY MANAGEMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

EARNS GREEN AMERICA’S BUSINESS SEAL OF APPROVALGreen America Business Network is thrilled to announce that Premier Facility Management has been awarded the Green America Business Seal of Approval. The seal is presented to businesses that go beyond product and service quality to set the highest standards in environmental sustainability and social justice, and work to solve, rather thancreate, environmental and social problems. To be considered for the Seal of Approval and earn a listing in the annual National Green Pages™,

Premier Facility Management has serviced manufacturing and distribution facilities from 5,000 sq. ft. to over 800,000 sq. ft., Hotel and Resorts, and the Food Service Industry in thirty-six states. Some of our existing manufacturing clients include the clothing, fragrance, athletic equipment, food service, pharmaceutical, furniture and electronics industry. PFM has clients that recycle various commodities that range from under 1,000 lbs. a day to 26 ton a day in materials.

businesses complete a rigorous screening process to ensure they meet Green America’s standards for the environment,community and labor.Premier Facility is a full-service sustainability management company that has clients in all areas of today’s industrydelivering some of the highest-quality compaction and recycling equipment available today. Our goals at PFM are simple;

• DESIGN AND INSTALL THE PROPER EQUIPMENT FOR EACH PROFILE

• REDUCE CYCLE TIMES THEREBY INCREASING STAFF EFFICIENCY

• ACHIEVE HIGHEST RETURN OF MARKETABLE COMMODITIES

PFM’s corporate philosophy is somewhat unique in this industry because we design the proper program and equipment for each individual location. We eliminate as much garbage from being landfill thereby reducing the carbon footprint and saving the client disposal costs (Transportation & Tipping Fees) and generating additional revenue for our client through our marketing database.

Premier Facility Management is now an Approved member of the Green Business Network, a distinguished and

celebrated group of companies that use their products and services as a vehicle for social and environmental change.

More on the Green Business Network:

The Green Business Network (GBN) offers a vibrant community of over 4,000 environmentally and sociallyresponsible businesses, the oldest and largest of its kind in the US. GBN is powered by Green America, a non-profit whose mission is to

harness the economic power of consumers and businesses to create a more just and sustainableeconomy. More information on GBN can be found at www.greenbusinessnetwork.org and for more on the Seal of Approval, click on “Get the Seal.”

Premier Facility Management sure is green. For more information about their company, please visitwww.pfmgreen.com

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• Baling reduces number of trash pick ups

• Less time breaking down boxes

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THE ORIONNEW YORK, NY

The Orion, a luxury condominium on West 42nd Street, has 60 floors of apartments, as well as retail space. Like many building superintendents in the city, Danny SiFonte was grappling with an age-old problem; where to store the building’s trash, particularly bulky cardboard boxes, and how to reduce trash haulage costs. Until he was introduced to Premier Facility Management. The Premier staff designed a system that proved a perfect fit for the Orwak 5070.

Garbage day in New York is not easily missed. Given that West 42nd Street is a major tourist thoroughfare in the heart of Manhattan’s theater district, The Orion – a Penmark Management building – wanted to minimize the amount of trash its building was putting out at the curb.Danny realized that the cardboard boxes were not only creating an eyesore on the street, but they were also taking up space inside and were expensive to haul away. In a building with 551 resident apartments, every time a resident makes a purchase or has something delivered, he or she needs to dispose of a box. “We found that we were using valuable real estate on our lower floors to simply store boxes. That space is worth far more

rented out to a commercial entity,” said Danny. Then Premier installed the Orwak 5070 and fully trained the Orion staff in its simple use. A top-loading baler that both crushes and bales boxes, can condense up to 100 boxes into an easy-to-maneuver bale. A building porter can simply pile boxes into the machine, compact them with a flip of a switch, and then create a neat bale that can be easily shifted from the machine to a recycling stack. Once the Orion recognized the tremendous benefits of the Orwak 5070, the management requested Premier to add a third (3rd) chamber. Baling the building’s cardboard is saving 3,000 square feet of valuable space, along with costly time and labor. The Orion is saving thousands

each month in bulk removal costs by reducing the number of pickups. In fact, the recycling provider that picks up the cardboard pays the building for the material, for a net gain. The 5070 machine will also help The Orion stay compliant as city recycling regulations become more stringent. “We are keeping our building – and the city – clean, increasing our recycling rate and saving money at the same time,” said Danny. “The Orwak 5070 is helping us create more rentable space in our building. In Manhattan, space is money. It’s a win-win-win.”

ORWAK 5070By compacting and baling trash

on-site, you can reduce trash

volume by up to 90 percent.

Less trips to curb and improved

curbside appearance.

• Less clutter means more spaceNo clutter clogging work areas, more space for profit-making activities

• Less time handling boxes means more productivityTime that had been spent on manual breakdown can be used for more important tasks

• Cardboard

• Chipboard

• All Paper

• Plastic

• Aluminum Cans

• Steel Cans

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BOTTLE & CAN RECYCLING

GAYLORDS, USED WITH LIDS

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