Amman Vision for Treatment and Recycling has announced its readiness to deal with winter weather conditions through an operational and field-based emergency plan designed to ensure the continued collection and transportation of waste during adverse weather.
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The plan includes redistributing workers and vehicles, activating rapid-response teams, and coordinating with the Greater Amman Municipality and cleaning service providers to maintain operations under all weather conditions.
The company said the emergency plan relies on flexible allocation of human resources and vehicles according to field priorities, with particular focus on main roads, critical locations, and high-risk areas most vulnerable to rainwater accumulation.
The plan also includes preparations to activate rapid-response teams for immediate intervention when necessary, in direct coordination with the Greater Amman Municipality. In addition, field inspection rounds will be intensified to monitor critical locations and ensure that cleaning service providers meet their operational responsibilities.
The company added that procedures would include documenting field observations and following up on corrective measures, while complying with occupational health and safety requirements to protect workers during exceptional weather conditions.
Amjad Al-Anasweh, the company’s CEO, stressed the importance of maintaining smooth operations during winter weather conditions by clearly defining responsibilities and organizational boundaries among field operators, as well as specifying the operational duties of the Greater Amman Municipality and service providers working under the company’s supervision.
Al-Anasweh said the company remains committed to carrying out its assigned tasks at locations requiring joint intervention, in coordination with the relevant authorities to ensure uninterrupted services for residents of the capital.
He noted that the company has begun shifting from traditional daily monitoring of cleaning activities towards managing services based on measurable outputs and actual performance levels. This approach involves improving operational planning, optimizing the distribution of vehicles and workers, and addressing problems proactively to prevent them from recurring.
He explained that evaluating the quality of cleaning services is not limited to reducing the number of complaints, but is based on broader criteria, including the size of the areas served and the gradual expansion of the new service system.
Al-Anasweh emphasized that these measures form part of the company’s broader efforts to develop a sustainable waste management system and improve the quality of services provided across Amman.
