Secure Document Shredding

Do you have confidential documents?

Do you know how to store or destroy them effectively and securely?

Shredlock specialises in secure on-site document destruction services.

All businesses are required by law to store for, specific periods of time, a range of documents that many would consider to be mundane or uninteresting, however, If these fell into the wrong hands these documents could cause serious problems for your business, organisation, customers, employees or other individuals.

Shredlock can offer you safe and secure services for document destruction in Sydney and document destruction in Melbourne. The following are just a few examples of the types of documentation that could cause you and your business serious problems:

• Invoices and account records
• Salary and wage schedules
• Bank statements
• Employment contracts
• Staff discipline reports
• Employment testing reports
• Medical records and papers
• Research reports
• Marketing reports
• Tender documents
• Customer records and databases
• Used cheque books
• Letters of complaint
• Board papers
• Blueprints and business plans
• Used diaries
• Leave schedules
• School reports and exam results

Imagine if your sensitive customer information was exposed or your latest marketing plan was leaked to your competitors. The consequences could be devastating – both to your own business and also potentially to your customers.

Shredlock can put your mind at ease with its efficient document shredding service which is also Government accredited for its high level security processes.
We can one-off or regular basis servicing, depending on your individual needs.

We provide you with secure document bins and then schedule a time to visit your premises and securely shred the paperwork you no longer need. Not only does this help ensure your business security, it also frees up valuable storage space around your office.

So if you are looking for the most secure document shredding in Sydney or document shredding in Melbourne, then look no further than Shredlock.