ENPAC 4062-BD-D Spill Containment Shed, 2-Drum, With Drain

Enpac 4062-BD-D spill containment shed is ideal for spill containment and environmental protection in industrial contexts dealing with hazardous materials. It ensures the secure containment of spills, meeting regulatory standards and preventing environmental contamination. This outdoor drum storage shed is purpose-built to house drums and containers to reduce the risk of spills and for quick response and cleanup.

Features:

• This spill containment drum shed has removable grates for easy cleaning and sump access.
• It features a work ramp for ease of operation.
• This drum storage shed holds up to two 55-gallon drums.
• It is made of 100% polyethylene for structural rigidity and leakproof operations.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I install Enpac 4062-BD-D spill containment shed?

A.

• Position Enpac 4062-BD-D spill containment shed in the desired location.
• Ensure a level and stable surface for installation.
• Secure the shed by anchoring it to the ground if necessary.
• If applicable, assemble and install removable grates for easy cleaning and sump access.
• Consider adding the optional work ramp for convenience.
• Place and secure up to two 55-gallon drums inside the containment shed.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing a spill containment shed?

A.

• Ensure the spill containment shed complies with local and industry-specific regulations for hazardous material storage.
• Choose a shed with sufficient capacity to accommodate the volume of materials stored, preventing overflows and ensuring effective containment.
• Opt for durable and corrosion-resistant materials to withstand various chemicals and weather conditions, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Consider features like doors, ramps or accessibility options to facilitate easy loading, unloading and handling of materials within the shed.

Q. What safety precautions should I take while using this spill containment shed?

A.

• Implement proper training for personnel on spill response procedures and shed usage.
• Regularly inspect the shed for any signs of damage, wear, or potential issues.
• Ensure that the spill containment shed is properly labelled with emergency contact information and handling instructions.
• Adhere to all safety guidelines and regulations relevant to the storage of hazardous materials within the shed.