Immediate Action Must Be Taken If A Container Is:

• Leaking
• Corroded
• Has severe rusting
• Has a structural defect
• The hazardous waste must be transferred to another container that is in good condition and meets all of the requirements for storing hazardous waste.

Availability Of Outdoor Storage Units

IBC Hard Top 1 Unit

• Has 8,500 lbs. Load Bearing Capacity
• 360 Gallon Sump Capacity
• Size is 64.5”L x 62”W x 96”H
• Will store one IBC tank with maximum dimensions of 52” x 52” x 61” This is an all-polyethylene unit designed for outdoor use and it will not corrode. With this type of unit, you can securely protect IBCs outside from weather and unauthorized access. This unit has a roll-top door on the top and swing-out doors on its lower portion to allow easy access to IBCs.

This unit can be moved with a forklift, has a lock, and resists most chemicals. It meets EPA Container Storage Regulations outlined in CFR 40 264.175 and helps you meet the new Stormwater Management regulations NPDES 40 CFR 122.26.

Twin IBC Hard Top Unit With A Drain

• 16,000 lbs. Load Bearing Capacity (8,000 lbs. per side)
• 535 Gallon Sump Capacity
• 128”L x 67”W x 96”H
• Will safely store 2 IBC tanks with maximum dimensions of 52” x 52” x 61” each

 This is a larger unit with all the features of the Single Hard Top.

20 Drum Hard Top Plus

Find all of your IBC Containment needs at Spill911.com

Hazardous Materials Storage areas, for hazardous waste and combustible and flammable liquids are regulated by NFPA Code 30, OSHA Regulations and the EPA. The regulations concerning the storage or containment areas for hazardous waste are spelled out clearly in 40 CFR 264.175.

Why risk the danger of hazardous spills outdoors? It is much easier to comply with these regulations by using secure and sturdy Hazardous Material Storage Buildings and pre-engineered Fire Rated Lockers, designed for storing and dispensing Flammable and Combustible Liquids. The buildings and lockers are available in different sizes and can protect barrels and Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) from damage from the weather and unauthorized access. These units may be purchased at Spill 911.

80 Drum Storage Building
There are smaller buildings available for storage of drums and IBCs. They are of varying sizes with the capacity for storing 4 to 80 drums. There are also small Drum Lockers with varying storage capacity, from 2 to 12 drums. All models have been approved for the storage of flammable and combustible liquids.

Features

2 IBC Fire Rated Locker

Storing flammable liquids outdoors presents problems, but using a 2 Hour Fire Rated Locker allows you to store them within 10 feet of your facility. Local codes dictate where you can place such a locker. Always consult the local authority that has jurisdiction.

Features of a 2 IBC Fire Rated Locker

• Walls are constructed of UL Approved 2 Hour Rated Firewall design of gypsum board between heavy gauge steel exterior and galvannealed interior.
• Heavy gauge steel walls and roof are formed and welded for strength.
• Drums and totes can be easily accessed with a forklift.
• Oversized 385 gallon sump meets EPA and UFC requirements for secondary containment.
• Sump is double welded, inside and out, and tested to be leak-tight.
• Outer coating for weather and UV resistance.
• Has 3–point locking system for security.
• Hinged doors.
• Bonding, grounding system to protect against static electricity.
• Passive gravity ventilation = six air changes per hour.
• Chemical resistant epoxy on interior surfaces for long life.
• Forklift channels for easy relocation.
• HDGAF (Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel After Fabrication) grating can be removed for easy cleaning and sump inspection.
• Hold down clips for anchoring for added wind protection are rated to 90 MPH.

These Outdoor Storage Buildings for Hazardous Waste and Fire Rated Lockers will meet the legal requirements while protecting human life and the environment. The full line may be viewed at www.spill911.com.