Reliable packaged waste storage solutions for hazardous materials.
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Packaged waste refers to waste materials that are stored and transported in containers such as:
Packaged waste can be hazardous or non-hazardous, depending on its chemical and physical properties. It is most commonly prevalent in the manufacturing, automotive, construction, laboratories, healthcare, and facilities management industries.
Hazardous packaged waste is waste that presents a risk to human health or the environment due to being toxic, flammable, corrosive, reactive, or environmentally harmful.
Common examples include:
If you are unsure whether your packaged waste is hazardous, we can arrange chemist services that can assess, classify, and advise on correct handling and disposal, alongside comprehensive laboratory analysis. Simply get in touch with us.
If you need to store large quantities or drums of hazardous liquids or chemicals, then you need to use UN-approved containers such as closed top waste drums and IBCs.
At Brown Recycling, we offer both hazardous and non-hazardous packaged waste collections to customers throughout Staffordshire, Cheshire and the Midlands, helping you stay on top of your hazardous waste, keeping your site safe and compliant.
Proper storage and segregation reduce risks and ensure compliance. We can help you with:
Improper handling of packaged waste, particularly hazardous waste, can result in:
We also provide national coverage for clients with multiple sites and branches across the country. If you are unsure of what type of container you need for your hazardous waste, our experts are always on hand to advise.
If you want to take advantage of our packaged waste collection services, give our friendly team a call today and we can talk you through your options.
Yes. All hazardous packaged waste must be accompanied by a hazardous waste consignment note, which tracks the waste from production to final disposal. We manage all documentation on your behalf to ensure full compliance.
Your consignment notes for hazardous waste should be kept for a minimum of three years in order to show that you have met your legal duty of care in terms of environmental compliance.
All packaged waste is collected either by us or by trusted third-party licensed waste carriers and delivered to permitted treatment, recovery, or disposal facilities. We work only with approved partners across the UK.
IBCs are commonly used to hold hazardous waste, such as chemical products, biowaste, agricultural waste, paints, adhesives and oils.
Drums can be used for aerosols, liquid waste (such as paints and oils) and solid waste (such as batteries and contaminated rags).
Absolutely. We work with a range of trusted chemists nationwide and can assist in arranging chemist services to support with waste identification and classification. Assessments and disposal recommendations are also included.