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Profit Through Prevention - Best Environmental Practices for Fleet Maintenance: Chapter 13: Floor Cleanup Done Right

Chapter Abstract: This is clip 13 of 14 for this video. Fleet maintenance can involve spills of various products. These spills create safety hazards and contaminants can be released to the environment. Spills can be reduced by implementing spill prevention techniques, dry cleanup methods, and effective oil / water separator maintenance. These practices will reduce liabilities, protect the environment, community and workers and save time and money. Spills will still occur, but the use of dry cleanup methods will help keep contaminants out of the drain. If a spill is too large to be cleaned up with a rag, a four step process should be followed. Facilities should coat the floor with a sealant to reduce the time and effort of cleanup. Other techniques to help the performance of oil / water separators include minimizing solids and reducing oil accumulation.
Author: PETE / US EPA DFE / US EPA Region IX P2 Program
Publication Date: 1999

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Other Chapters

Chapter 01: Introduction
Chapter 02: Aqueous Parts Cleaning
Chapter 03: Aqueous Parts Cleaning: Spray Cabinets
Chapter 04: Aqueous Parts Cleaning: Sink-Top Units
Chapter 05: Aqueous Parts Cleaning: Ultrasonic Units
Chapter 06: Aqueous Parts Cleaning: Immersion Units
Chapter 07: Aqueous Parts Cleaning: Waste Management
Chapter 08: Aqueous Parts Cleaning: Case Study
Chapter 09: Aqueous Brake Washing
Chapter 10: Refillable Spray Bottles
Chapter 11: Engine Oil Life Extension
Chapter 12: Reusable Oil Filters
Chapter 13: Floor Cleanup Done Right
Chapter 14: Conclusions

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Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality, NDEQ

 
 
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