This is how.
At SEAM, we go through rigorous third-party audits every year to prove we’re doing things right—protecting your data, keeping your business compliant, and making sure nothing ends up in the wrong hands or the wrong place.
This spring, we passed every single audit—including a surprise inspection—and renewed the highest level of certifications in our industry:
- NAID AAA – Certified data wiping/shredding, background checks, unannounced audits
- e-Stewards 4.1 – Data security, downstream vetting, no illegal dumping or exports
- R2v3 – Secure data destruction, reuse standards, battery & risk management
- ISO 9001 – Quality control, documented procedures, process consistency
- ISO 14001 – Environmental protection, safe materials handling
- ISO 45001 – Staff safety, secure handling, training & risk prevention
These aren’t just logos. They’re proof that our facility, team, and processes meet the strictest global standards for security, compliance, and safety—so you don’t have to worry.
The Only Certified ITAD Provider in the Region
Certifications are hard to earn and even harder to keep. They require:
- Staff training, testing, and background checks
- Secure handling of every data-bearing device
- Chain-of-custody documentation from pickup to final destruction
- Downstream tracking to ensure nothing ends up overseas or in a landfill
- Facility controls like surveillance, restricted access, and regular audits
We don’t just talk about security—we live it. Every team member at SEAM knows what to do, how to do it, and why it matters.
Trust is Earned
Whether you’re a business, school, hospital, or bank, we understand what’s at stake when it comes to your retired IT equipment. That’s why we’ve built our entire operation around earning—and keeping—your trust.
We’re proud to be the only fully certified ITAD provider in the region.
And we’re even prouder of the team that makes it happen.
Congratulations, SEAM team! Thank you for protecting our customers, keeping our standards high, and proving once again why they choose us over the “guy with a truck.”
