Waste storage projects developed for chemical, fleet, healthcare, residential, construction, energy, port and manufacturing sites.
Project names are illustrative sector-and-location scenarios; no real customer brand is used. Descriptions explain the solution logic.
A walk-in, ventilated and fire-resistant waste store with secondary containment was built for a chemical plant. Galvanized grating and individual spill trays support safe segregation of different chemical waste streams.
A blue, tank-based transfer station with pump equipment was commissioned for waste oils generated in a fleet maintenance centre. Drip trays, level indication and a hose reel improved control during daily operations.
An insulated, washable storage unit with refrigeration was created for a healthcare campus. Controlled doors and enclosed handling equipment support hygienic temporary-storage operations.
The sorting facility was designed as part of the landscape, with timber cladding and a green roof. Separate apertures make recycling simple and orderly for residents.
A high-capacity hook-lift container was positioned for bulky construction waste. Its reinforced body and rear discharge doors simplify controlled handling of rubble and process residue.
A fire-resistant, climate-controlled safety unit was installed for end-of-life lithium batteries. Separate compartments, temperature tracking and controlled ventilation support safe quarantine.
Colour-coded, forkliftable MARPOL modules were commissioned for ship-generated waste. Distinct apertures and compartments help port personnel place each waste stream in the correct category.
A naturally ventilated, mesh-fronted store was created for IBCs and drums. A deep secondary-containment sump and grated platform help capture leaks before they reach the facility floor.
Shelving, door direction, floor sump, fan location and deposit apertures only make sense in real use.
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