Hazardous & Industrial Waste Management Solutions & Disposal Services Melbourne
Industrial waste is unwanted or residual materials that result from industrial operations. There are several types of industrial waste, and while some are considered non-hazardous, some types are classified as hazardous. No matter, all types of industrial waste have the potential to be harmful if improperly managed.
PJ Waste Solutions provide environmentally responsible hazardous waste disposal services for our clients throughout Melbourne and whole of Victoria.
We specialise in hazardous solid waste management and liquid waste disposal.
Our industrial waste service solutions focus on disposal of manufacturing/industrial waste from a wide range of different processes, such as sludges, product residues, kiln dust, slags, and ashes.
Factories produce countless wastes after the manufacture of desired products. Based on how these industrial wastes are decomposed, there are two types of industrial waste:
- Biodegradable Industrial Waste
- Non-biodegradable Industrial Waste
Our skilled, certified, and DER-registered staff can securely transfer the bundled waste to a licensed DER disposal facility after removing it from your site.
To verify that the industrial waste has been disposed of at a registered waste disposal site, controlled waste tracking documentation may be supplied if necessary.
Why Choose PJ Waste Solutions?
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Industrial Waste Collection and Disposal
(No EPA Required)
PJ Waste Solutions offer a copmrehensive waste management services throughout Melbourne. Our team can tackle any task, no matter how small, big, or complicated.
Our team of professionals can assist you with disposing of partially filled paint tins, alkaline batteries, and much more caustic materials.
Other forms of Industrial Waste that need to be disposed of correctly are:
Hydrocarbon Waste: Care must be taken while disposing of waste containing oil and petroleum.
E-Waste: Because many circuit boards and other parts of worn-out electrical gadgets contain hazardous elements, they should never be thrown out with regular trash.
Chemical Waste: When volatile or otherwise hazardous chemicals are involved, it’s crucial to get professional advice because industrial waste management in Perth is a complex matter.
Our Hazardous & Industrial Waste Services
Hydrocarbon Waste
Solvents
Paints
Lubricants
Wash Waters
Flammables
Acids
Aerosol Cans
Empty Drums
Electro Plating
Oils (engine oils, hydraulic oils, oil soiled materials)
Alkaline/Lithium Batteries
Solid Gases
Sludges
E-Waste
Biodegradable Industrial Waste
Those industrial waste materials which can be broken down or decomposed to non-toxic substances in nature with time by the action of micro-organisms such as certain bacteria are called biodegradable industrial waste.
In short, we can say that a biodegradable waste decomposes naturally and becomes harmless or non-toxic after some time. Common biodegradable industrial waste examples are cattle dung and compost, animal bones, tea leaves, wool, paper, leather, etc.
Many industrial wastes are biodegradable, but some are not. Thus, all the biodegradable industrial wastes should be treated to make them harmless before disposing of them in soil or water.
Non-Biodegradable Industrial Waste
The industrial waste materials which cannot be broken down or decomposed into non-toxic or harmless substances in nature are called non-biodegradable industrial waste.
Since these wastes cannot be decomposed easily by micro-organisms like bacteria, they have the potential to be major pollutants to the environment. These non-biodegradable substances accumulate in the ecosystem and finally get absorbed by the plants and animals. The chemicals absorbed are retained in our bodies. They can enter the living organisms through respiration, intake of food or drink, or even by direct absorption through the skin.
Hazardous Waste
Simply defined, hazardous waste is a waste with properties that make it dangerous or capable of having a harmful effect on human health or the environment. Waste that is too hazardous to be disposed of in regular trash cans or through standardised services is referred to as regulated hazardous waste, restricted waste, or prescribed garbage.
Hazardous waste is generated from many sources, ranging from industrial manufacturing process wastes to batteries and may come in many forms, including liquids, solids gases, and sludges.
We offer complete solutions for all hazardous waste materials thanks to our extensive network of experts. This not only shields you, your group, and the environment from the dangers of inappropriate disposal, but it also guarantees adherence to the laws and industry standards that are pertinent to each type of hazardous waste.
These solid waste management challenges continue today, as many communities are struggling to develop cost-effective, environmentally protective solutions. The growing amount of waste generated has made it increasingly important for solid waste management officials to develop strategies to manage wastes safely and cost effective.
Numerous types of hazardous trash or waste can result in complex waste management issues in a variety of residential and business environments.
