Kiveton Park Industrial Estate
The Kiveton Regeneration Project is focused on transforming the former Kiveton Park Industrial Estate into a safe and future-ready site.
The site has historically faced environmental challenges due to legacy waste issues and multiple industrial fires. To address these challenges, waste processing and remediation works are being carried out by Provectus Remediation Ltd supported by technical experts Waste Conquered.
Our aim is to process, classify and responsibly dispose of the significant stockpiles of waste material currently on site. Through innovative techniques and close environmental oversight, we are working to regenerate the land and enable future positive use.
Stay informed with updates, site progress reports, and key project milestones here on our dedicated project web page.
Permit Deployment & Regulatory Engagement
Progressing Safely and Compliantly at Kiveton
We’re pleased to share an update on the early stages of the Kiveton Regeneration project, where key preparatory work has now begun to enable the safe and compliant processing of waste materials on site.
One of the first major milestones in this project has been the deployment of the mobile treatment permit, allowing Provectus Remediation to begin the processing of waste stockpiles under strict environmental standards. This permit is issued and regulated by the Environment Agency (EA) and is essential for carrying out the on-site treatment of materials, including the segregation and classification of mixed waste.
Our team has been in close contact with the EA throughout the mobilisation process, sharing our approach, documentation, and control measures to ensure the work aligns fully with regulatory expectations. The open dialogue with the regulator has allowed for a collaborative and transparent start to the works, with a strong focus on environmental protection and best practice.
Work now begins on carefully constructing and managing the stockpile areas, implementing dust and water controls, and deploying hand-picking and screening techniques to remove visible contamination such as plastics and asbestos-containing materials. The joint venture team is also working to establish clear reporting lines, daily checks, and operational controls to always keep the site safe and well-managed.
This early phase is a vital part of a longer journey towards regenerating this important site, and we’re proud to be approaching it with professionalism, care, and technical rigour.
Stay tuned for further updates as the project progresses!
Works Update
Offsite Preparation Summary – Kiveton (Prior to 07.07.25 Mobilisation)
In advance of site mobilisation scheduled for 07 July 2025, Provectus is undertaking a coordinated programme of offsite preparation to ensure a smooth and efficient start to operations. Key activities include:
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Deployment and configuration of the Mobile Treatment Permit, including notification to the Environment Agency and confirmation of waste types covered.
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Preparation of plant and equipment, including screening units, selector grabs, and weighbridge systems.
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Procurement and scheduling of disposal outlets, aligned with anticipated waste classifications from early-stage stockpiles.
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Staff resourcing and briefings, including inductions, site-specific method statements, and health & safety protocols.
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Development of site documentation, including tracking templates, duty-of-care forms, and reporting structures.
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Stakeholder coordination, ensuring all early programme interfaces (e.g. compound setup, welfare, traffic routes) are confirmed and sequenced.
This preparatory phase is focused on ensuring regulatory compliance, operational readiness, and minimal delay on site commencement.
Weeks 0 - 5
Week 1 Summary – Kiveton Legacy Waste Project
The first week on site has focused on establishing safe and efficient working conditions, with key setup activities including:
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Installation of welfare facilities and initial site compound setup
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Delivery and positioning of plant and machinery, including screening and handling equipment
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Clearance of vegetation and foliage from stockpiles to prepare for processing
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Trial run completed on Stockpiles, allowing for initial assessment of material composition and process flow
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Commencement of asbestos handpicking, supported by trained operatives and appropriate control measures
A strong foundation has been laid for full-scale processing operations to begin in Week 2.