Bulk waste generally refers to liquid waste produced industrially, including oil and sludge. Services providing waste removal and transportation must take several factors into account. They must be equipped to handle both regularly scheduled maintenance, as well as special projects. These companies follow strict guidelines for complying with state, federal, and local laws and must meet standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency. All companies that produce this kind of waste must follow these guidelines for disposing and transporting it.
Specific services provided by Bulk Waste Transportation Kansas companies primarily deal with used oil recycling services, used oil filter recycling services, and used antifreeze recycling services. ORI Environmental is one such company. They utilize a fleet of specialized tank and transport trucks to collect used oil throughout the state of Kansas. Their services include testing for EPA and state specs, manifesting, and tracking deliveries from pick-up point to the disposal area.
This company utilizes the used oil collected to be processed into an alternative clean energy fuel. ORI and other companies specializing in Bulk Waste Transportation Kansas also will recycle used oil filters by providing containers for storage until pick-up takes place. These filters are used for harvesting used oil and metals by squeezing them into solid bricks and then sending them to scrap metal recycling facilities. Finally, these recycling companies will collect and transport used antifreeze from tanks or drums to be sent to another facility for recovery of reusable glycol. ORI Environmental can provide containers to clients who have a large volume of waste.
Worth noting as well is the range of OSHA and EPA courses that ORI and other companies offer in accordance with state and federal regulations. Classes may be customized to fit the particular needs of the client specially where hazardous materials are involved. Such classes include hazard communication, hazardous materials transportation, hazardous materials security, respiratory protection, and first aid. When looking for a company, note whether instructors are certified and if they offer classes both on-site and off. The use of the right company will reduce the potential for spills and accidents, saving the client time and money.
