
Industrial shredders & degaussers
Drives, SSDs and tape are shredded in our facilities; magnetic media can also be degaussed.
Our process
USACA Group began in data center services, secure data destruction and responsible electronics recycling. Our facilities operate industrial shredders, and degaussers for magnetic media, so drives, SSDs and media are destroyed in our own facilities, with every asset scanned, every movement logged, every destruction evidenced and certified.
Every asset is traceable from your loading dock to its final disposition, with a signed record at each handover.
Reporting is per serial number, not per pallet — the level of detail auditors and regulators actually ask for.
Certificates, destruction logs and reconciliation reports are issued as one package you can hand to compliance.
Nine controlled stages
Each stage produces a record. Together those records form the audit trail we hand to your compliance, security and ESG teams at project close.
We agree the asset scope, service level, data-security requirement and documentation package before anything moves. A chain-of-custody record is opened for the project, and every subsequent step writes to it.
Assets are packed, sealed, manifested and collected by vetted transport. Loads are numbered and sealed at origin so any interference is visible on arrival.
On intake, each asset is individually scanned and registered against the project record — serial number, asset tag, make, model, configuration and condition — creating the auditable inventory that the rest of the process is measured against.
Registered assets are sorted by disposition path: reuse and remarketing, component harvest, or material recycling. Data-bearing media is separated into controlled handling from the moment it is identified.
Assets awaiting processing are held in access-controlled storage with recorded custody. Nothing sits unrecorded, and nothing leaves storage without a logged movement.
Our facilities operate industrial shredders for physical destruction of hard drives, SSDs, tapes and other media, and degaussers for magnetic media where required. Each drive is verified against its serial number before destruction.
Destruction is evidenced, not asserted. Serialized results, operator records and any photo or video capture arranged for the project are retained with the project file so the event can be reconstructed during an audit years later.
On completion we issue the formal documentation package: a Certificate of Data Destruction and, where physical shredding was performed, a Certificate of Shredding, each referencing the serialized inventory.
Remaining material is routed to vetted downstream processors for recovery. Nothing is landfilled where a compliant recovery path exists, and downstream partners are re-qualified on an ongoing basis.

Documentation package
One package, issued together, referencing the same serialized inventory — so your records reconcile without follow-up requests.
Inside our operations
Real working conditions: uniformed crews, controlled facilities and documented destruction. Faces are withheld for staff privacy and site security.

Drives, SSDs and tape are shredded in our facilities; magnetic media can also be degaussed.

Destroyed media is photographed and logged by serial number before downstream material recovery.

De-racking, cable removal and scan-as-removed inventory capture in live and vacated halls.

Assets are padded, wrapped, sealed and barcoded so every pallet reconciles against your manifest.
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