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Portable Sanitary Toilet Cleaning Checklist Mobile App

Portable restrooms come with additional sanitation requirements aside from standard restroom cleanliness standards. For example, releasing pollutants directly or indirectly into the storm drain system or waterways is a violation of the Watershed Protection Ordinance.

The Portable Sanitary Toilet Cleaning Checklist mobile app provides a detailed list of BMPs that may be applicable to your business. This portable toilet cleaning list is not all inclusive; refer to the Watershed Protection Ordinance for further details. Using an app is a great way to speed up portable sanitation cleaning procedures on the go and streamline them so that everyone involved is on the same page.

This app is designed for those working specifically in portable toilet services and waste management.

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Prior to washing closets, remove trash and discard into a garbage container.
Pump-out service for portable toilets shall be conducted in a manner that prevents the release of...
Wastewater shall be disposed to the sanitary sewer at the job site or to a holding tank.
Rinse water from cleaning portable toilet closets that cannot be disposed to the sanitary sewer a...
Place portable toilet closets away from storm drains, waterways, and areas with high vehicle traf...
Post signs with company contact information for reporting the need for cleaning or repair.
Maintain hoses, couplings, tanks, etc.
Place toilet closets on a tray or pan for secondary containment.
Keep wash area surfaces clean and in good condition.
Hazardous materials and waste shall be stored in a manner that will prevent contact with rain wat...
Securely store all materials and equipment in the vehicle during transport.
Use secondary containment for storage areas that are likely to create a discharge.
Whenever possible, berm, and cover all equipment storage areas.
Maintain all storage containers in good condition; keep these items securely closed when not in use.
Inspect storage areas at least once before the rainy season (October 1-April 30) and quarterly du...
Keep copies of procedures for spill cleanup, and supplies for spill response in every vehicle and...
Contain all spills on-site.
Train all operators, employees, and workers responsible for activities that could result in unaut...
Training topics shall include: preventive maintenance, good housekeeping, proper waste disposal, ...
Use dry methods such as sweeping, vacuuming, raking and application of absorbents to cleanup poll...
Provide trash cans with lids in your parking lot to discourage littering.
Post signs prohibiting discharges to the storm drain or receiving waters if required by the inspe...
Sweep up dirt, leaves, litter, and clippings on walkways, street, and gutters on a regular basis.
Use pesticides and fertilizers according to label instructions and do not apply the chemicals bef...
Adjust sprinkler heads to avoid over-watering and runoff.
Contain or cover stockpiles of materials such as soils, fertilizer, or potting material.
Protect disturbed slopes greater than 3-feet in height, and steeper than 3:1 (run-to-rise).
Wash areas at the main service facility must have perimeter control and properly slope to a grate...
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