Checklist: Collect and dispose of hazardous laboratory waste safely

In the event of an oil leak or a major oil accident, quick action is required - because there is a risk of damage to the environment and the risk of accidents for employees. In our FAQ "What to do in the event of an oil spill" we give you answers on what you can and must do so that you are well prepared and an oil leak does not turn into an oil disaster.

Any facility that uses, processes, or stores hazardous materials should have an emergency spill clean-up plan in place. The DENIOS 10-point emergency plan guides you safely and systematically through the leak clean-up process.

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Many laboratories work with hazardous substances. Accordingly, waste with hazardous ingredients is produced, which must be collected and disposed of properly. Our checklist shows you 10 important requirements to be observed when handling hazardous laboratory waste.

Laboratories work with a wide variety of hazardous substances in many different ways. Having the right combination of safety measures can effectively reduce hazards. DENIOS offers you an extensive product range for laboratory safety that gives you the highest levels of safety and protection.

Using newly patented technology, RuptureSealTM can safely close breaches, minimize damage, help protect the environment, preserve health and safety, potentially save thousands of dollars through spill remediation, and save lives.

Handling lithium batteries involves considerable risk and danger. DENIOS gives you tried and tested safe solutions for storing, charging, transporting and testing lithium ion batteries. You can reduce your risk, protect your premises and create a safer working environment using the highest standard protection, built to meet international standards.

Time and again we hear about oil spills on the water. In the general public, it is mainly the very large catastrophes that gain sad notoriety, but even on a supposedly small scale, oil spills can have catastrophic effects if they get into local waters. But how can companies take precautions? We answer the most important questions.

When it comes to spills, one thing interests you above all: how quickly, safely and thoroughly they can be removed. But other factors, such as the cost of removal, also play a major role. Companies often rely on the use of mineral granulates to bind liquids. Are DENSORB® binding fleeces an alternative? We wanted to know exactly and subjected both products to a tough performance check.

Whether drip losses on machines during daily work or emergency supply in case of leakage - binders help you to avoid incalculable risks and associated costs. DENSORB® binders are available for a wide range of applications and in many practical versions. To help you quickly find the right product for your application, we have compiled important information and decision-making aids.