Pink Skips
December 2009
Telford firm buys Doosan excavators
Extract from letsrecycle.com
Waste management firm Pink Skips has taken delivery of two Doosan 22-tonne
excavators to be put to use at its £2.5 million materials recycling facility in
Telford. 
The machines, purchased from Stourport-based Murley Construction Equipment, add to the firm's existing 25-strong fleet of equipment. Pink Skips was founded in 1998 with a single 7.5 tonne truck and 20 skips and has grown to currently employ nearly 100 people with a turnover of around £6.5 million each year. The company claims to currently recycle 90% of mixed waste received from both construction and demolition projects and commercial and industrial clients, all within a 25 mile radius of its Shropshire base.
Commenting on the choice of Doosan, Pink Skips operations director William Wellings said: "We have tried most makes of machinery over the years but this time decided to give Doosan a try as not only do we see their equipment all over the place but also for the price, they come with a very high specification."
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