Authorization Documentation
Green Life's MPCB Consent to Operate — the actual document, not a claim. Site-specific, category-specific, with a checkable validity date through September 2028.
For Compliance & Audit Reviewers
What an Auditor Actually Needs to See Before Approving an ITAD Vendor.
Not a sales pitch. A straight answer to the question you're actually asking: can this vendor's paperwork survive a real review?
The Actual Question
Most ITAD Vendor Reviews Ask the Wrong Question First.
The question that usually gets asked is “are you authorized?” That's the easy one — most vendors in this market can say yes. The question that actually determines whether a vendor survives a real audit is different: can you produce a device-level record connecting a specific asset in our inventory to a specific, dated destruction event? Most vendors cannot. This page is what we'd want to see if we were reviewing us.
What We Provide, Without Being Asked Twice
Five Things a Vendor Risk File Actually Needs.
ISO Certificates
Current ISO/IEC 27001:2022, 9001:2015, 14001:2015, and 45001:2018 certificates, correctly attributed to the entity that holds them.
Device-Level Records
Serial number, method, and outcome per device, not a bulk weight. This is what lets you reconcile a certificate against your own asset register.
Chain-of-Custody Trail
Pickup and movement records connecting your premises to the processing facility, closing the gap where devices most commonly go unaccounted for.
Certificate of Destruction
Issued after destruction, not at pickup, referencing the device-level annexure — the artifact you produce when someone asks six months later.
Correct Entity Attribution
We state plainly that certifications are held by Green Life, our processing partner, not by PrivAce directly. A mismatch here is exactly what a careful reviewer checks for first.
Read Before You Review
Background Reading, Not Marketing
What MPCB Authorization Actually Covers
Site-specific, category-specific, capacity-bound — and what stays the generator's responsibility regardless.
The Eight Elements a Real Certificate Needs
And the warning signs that a certificate is decorative rather than evidentiary.
Why HDDs and SSDs Need Different Treatment
The technical detail that separates defensible erasure from a wiping tool that looks thorough.
FAQ
Questions Reviewers Actually Ask
Green Life's MPCB Consent to Operate, current ISO/IEC 27001:2022, 9001:2015, 14001:2015, and 45001:2018 certificates, and a sample Certificate of Destruction format. All available on request for your vendor risk file.
Both. Every job produces a batch-level Certificate of Destruction backed by a device-level annexure — serial number, method, and outcome per device — so you can reconcile against your own asset register.
Green Life E Waste Recycling Pvt Ltd, our processing partner, holds all ISO and MPCB credentials. We disclose this plainly rather than implying PrivAce holds them directly, because a reviewer checking a certificate against the operating entity is exactly the kind of gap an audit finds.
Yes, this can be arranged during assessment for organisations with stricter internal policy or client-flow-down requirements.
Per your organisation's own statutory and contractual retention schedule. We recommend filing them alongside your other compliance documentation, cross-referenced to your asset register, not in an individual's inbox.
Request the Documentation Pack
Authorization document, ISO certificates, and a sample Certificate of Destruction — sent for your vendor risk file, no sales call required first.
