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Hazardous material containment systems require routine maintenance and inspection to ensure their integrity. Their regulation is primarily handled by the EPA which regulates two types of storage systems: Portable storage containers, such as portable tanks and 55-gallon drums; and fixed tank systems.

Safespill Systems has received the first FM Approval for “ignitable liquid drainage floor technology”.

This company — focused on spill containment, facility protection, and related concerns — introduces an exciting innovation to an unexciting product.

New Pig's Poly Drip Deck is engineered as a solution to store drums and catch nasty liquids before they can do damage.

Clear hydrophobic coating developed for the military repels water and most oils and solvents; prevents graffiti.

Two experts from the Disaster Emergency Response Association (DERA) address the keys to maintaining effective emergency preparedness and continuity plans.

As organizational needs continue to evolve and respond to new internal and external situations, your facility may need a changeover.

The dangers of transferring flammable liquids are very real, but protecting workers from harm can be relatively straightforward with proper training, PPE, and engineering controls.

By implementing a multi-pronged approach with the right equipment and chemistry, facility managers can easily tackle carpet maintenance in any facility. Plus, an infographic on how to sanitize your carpet during an outbreak.

Property damage after a hurricane and the resulting flooding can go beyond repairing physical structures.

The SCP Pump Series is for the transfer of class 1 and class 2 flammable liquids.

FILCOTEN is a high-performance, fiber-reinforced concrete trench drain system.

In at least two cities, a new approach to discourage peeing in inappropriate places could leave public urinators wet and smelly.

Maintaining a healthy facility depends on a successful combination of processes and products.

Gaseous and bi-fuel gensets offer alternatives to diesel.

A no nonsense leader gets things done at a growing Houston hospital-in spite of obstacles and disasters.