HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL

Liquid waste is hazardous due to their potential to harm humans or the environment, and therefore have strict regulations to ensure minimal harm to the environment, when disposing of them.

Hazardous Liquid Waste includes:

• Septic Tanks
• Drilling fluids
• Solvents 
• Wastewater
• Fats
• oils or grease
• sludges or any other hazardous household liquids
• Paint waste and its by-products

Ace Waste offers and manages the whole process of liquid waste removal, from collection to environmentally-friendly disposal, all in accordance with QLD and VIC regulations. 

Paint waste is one of the most common types of liquid waste that is found in landfills, leaving long-lasting damage to the environment. Not only that, but the chemicals, metals and solvents often found in paints, are hazardous and can be damaging to humans

It is therefore paramount that the disposal of paint waste is done safely.

Ace Waste implements proper and safe paint waste disposal practices to not only reduce paint waste hazards but to reduce damage to the environment, of the following paint waste disposal types:

• Deck coatings and floor paints
• Interior and exterior architectural paint
• Paint tins and paint packaging
• Lacquers 
• Inks, dyes and pigments
• Varnishes and urethanes (single components)
• Wood coatings

Produced mostly by large factories and industrial manufacturing, chemical waste refers to any materials, whether solid, liquid or gaseous that can cause significant damage to the environment

As a substream of hazardous waste, the handling and disposal of chemical waste is highly regulated and must be tracked.

Chemical waste materials include (but are not limited to): 

• Solvents
• Acids and alkalis
• Toxic materials
• Photographic chemicals
• Paints
• Contaminated consumables
• Chemicals
• Items containing mercury

Ace Waste is a leading provider of chemical waste disposal, offering a comprehensive service, from the collection of the chemical waste to the environmentally-friendly disposal, all in accordance with all Queensland and Victoria government regulations.

Storing flammable waste onsite presents obvious risks for staff and property, but flammable waste poses is a dangerous hazard for both your workplace and the wider public if not handled and disposed of properly.

The most common types are:

• Gasoline
• Battery acids
• Kerosene
• Rubbing Alcohol
• Aerosol cans
• Diesel
• Paint thinner and turpentine

At Ace Waste, our flammable waste disposal and management services ensure that you do not have any worries about any of it. Contact us today and let us worry about the handling and disposal of your flammable waste.