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Cleanaway Kwinana - Technical and Environmental Services

Address

Lot 4 Mason Road, Kwinana Beach, WA, 6167

Direct

(08) 6595 8700

Services offered

Liquid waste services

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Cleanaway Kwinana - Technical and Environmental Services

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Call (08) 6595 8700
Address
Direct
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Services offered
Liquid waste services

Business hours

Open to: Appointment required
Monday to Friday: 07:30 - 16:30
Closed: Weekends, General holidays (subject to change).
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Cleanaway Kwinana technical and environmental services

Cleanaway Kwinana specialises in the receiving, handling and treatment of controlled waste and dangerous goods to businesses in the following sectors: industrial operations, laboratories, hospitals, universities, schools, government operations, printing and painting.

Services and processes performed at our facility include: Waste sample analysis and classification, waste treatment recommendation, solutions for hazardous waste and waste-related legislative documentation, stabilisation, fixation, solidification, encapsulation, drums and IBC processing, PCB transformer decontamination, acid-base neutralisation and oxidation reduction, consolidation and storage of waste

Our operations are centred around customers who require removal of hazardous waste from the site. This includes:

  • Services for projects where customers need larger jobs scoped, planned and controlled to achieve their objectives
  • Managing ongoing relationships under service contracts to assist customers who wish to outsource their specific requirements
  • Major contracts for customers who require our expertise for ongoing onsite work.

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What we do
Services offered

Spill Kits

Fully compliant and safe spill kits and absorbents suitable for a range of applications and mobile situations.

Drain, Sewer, Tank and Pipeline Cleaning Services

Drainage systems should be checked for blockages at least once a year. There are multiple factors that could cause a clogged pipe.

High Pressure Water Blasting Services

Environmentally compliant industrial high pressure water blasting service removes dirt, scale, and other unwanted materials from surfaces and structures.

Closed Circuit Monitoring

Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) pipe inspection and monitoring for the review and administration of wastewater systems.

Surface Preparation and Protective Coatings

Surface preparation and protective coating service removes dirt, scale and unwanted residual materials found on concrete surfaces, tanks, bridges, sewerage, and plant facilities.

Waste Interceptor Pump Outs

Waste interceptors need to be emptied and cleaned regularly as part of planned maintenance programs.

Hydro Excavation

A safe, effective and EPA-licensed alternative to conventional digging, known as hydro excavation or non-destructive digging.

Cold Cutting Service

Ultra high pressure water jet abrasive that cuts through hard surfaces of various materials including concrete, steel and plastics in industrial environments.
Waste accepted

Quarantine Waste

Quarantine waste, also known as biosecurity waste, refers to any item that has been rejected for entry into Australia.

Wastewater

Wastewater is water that contains human or animal metabolic waste from commercial activities such as food and agriculture, irrigation, and commercial shipping.

Contaminated Soil

Soil contamination is usually caused by past industrial activity, use of agricultural chemicals or disposal of waste.
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