JETS is uniquely qualified to provide these services for waste lithium batteries.  The two most common tasks that JETS provides to clients are in-country permit expedition and remote base packaging.  These services are quoted on an as-needed basis according to our standard schedule of rates.  A typical scope for in-country expediting would include JET personnel visiting the country (or sending one of its in-country representatives if available; we prefer to use in-country resources rather than projecting field or consulting staff from corporate or satellite offices) and visiting the agencies responsible for issuing permits or authorizations.  It may include visiting the base or consolidation location for the facility if needed.

A typical packaging scope would include sending a key field services manager to the remote base to coordinate, preferably with in-country providers, the retrieval and packaging of accumulated batteries, labeling, and preparing for shipment.  Generally this scope also includes coordinating the logistics with a logistics partner for shipment offsite.  The scope may include base-to-ship coordination.  Frequently, the host country of a remote base does not have a company or personnel that are qualified to handle waste lithium batteries, which may be in various conditions, and JET can also provide field services personnel that would actually complete the physical retrieval and packaging.