BWG Celebrates Factory Department Clearance, Gets Full Operations Green Light; Confirms Fire Only Damaged HDPE Cover Sheet with No Impact on Main Operations
Better World Green Company received approval to resume full operations after completing repairs following a fire that damaged only a protective cover sheet at its Saraburi waste management facility, with no impact on core infrastructure or
Better World Green Company Limited (BWG), a leader in comprehensive industrial waste management, announced today its official readiness to resume full 100% operations across all work areas following a final safety inspection by the Department of Industrial Works and Saraburi provincial inspectors. The company completed all necessary repairs and improvements to meet safety standards within just seven days, earning praise for its efficient and swift crisis management that demonstrated high professionalism and social responsibility.
The fire incident was limited in scope and caused no serious harm. The incident occurred in a closed section of the industrial waste landfill awaiting permanent closure, with the fire originating only from an HDPE plastic cover sheet used to protect soil according to environmental standards. The damage did not spread to critical operational areas or hazardous waste containment, and core infrastructure and safety systems remained fully operational. Swift response measures allowed authorities to control the situation quickly. Government inspections confirmed there were no injuries or deaths, no damage to public property in surrounding communities, and no air pollution or chemical levels exceeding standards contrary to some media concerns. The company has now installed new HDPE cover sheets in all damaged areas according to advanced engineering standards as directed by officials, and government agencies unanimously approved the company's return to normal operations across all work sites.
Beyond recovery efforts, BWG has also strengthened safety standards further under a Safety Excellence framework, upgrading fire prevention and emergency response plans, installing active surveillance systems with increased inspection frequency of extended areas and risk points 24/7, and deploying community relations teams to provide transparent information to residents. The company's return to operations signals BWG's commitment to advancing the nation's environmental management sector with stability and sustainability, while maintaining the trust of business partners and communities.
