Month: March 2024

Yes, spray paint is hazardous waste. Even if the aerosol cans are partially empty, these are still classified as hazardous. This means that they must be disposed of safely following hazardous waste guidelines.Why Are Spray Paints Classed As Hazardous?Spray paint cans are considered hazardous waste due to their contents and...

Key Takeaways You must classify your waste correctly (i.e. determine if it is hazardous), use appropriate waste codes, label and package it safely, and segregate hazardous from non-hazardous waste. For every movement of hazardous waste (collection, transport, disposal), you need proper documentation (consignment notes), and all parties (producer, carrier, receiver)...

Interceptor cleaning and emptying is a crucial service provided by Collect and Recycle, especially for facilities that handle liquid waste, often hazardous. This blog post delves into the significance of interceptor cleaning, the risks associated with neglecting this vital service, and how it contributes to environmental protection and compliance with...