On-site shredding refers to the process of shredding documents at the location where
they are stored. This is typically done using a mobile shredding truck, which is equippedwith a shredding machine and a secure container for storing the documents until they are ready to be shredded. The shredding process is typically carried out in front of the client, so that they can witness the destruction of their documents.

Off-site shredding refers to the process of collecting the documents and transporting
them to a secure shredding facility for destruction. This is often done by a professional shredding service, which will come to the client’s location, collect the documents, and
transport them to their own secure shredding facility for destruction.

Final disposal refers to the process of disposing of the shredded material after it has been destroyed. This can involve recycling the shredded material or sending it to a landfill. It is important to ensure that the shredded material is disposed of in a
responsible and environmentally-friendly manner