Most construction sites will have to deal with hazardous waste in some form — whether it’s asbestos and lead paint, or contaminated soil. Addressing your hazardous waste practices now could protect your business from expensive fines or prosecution.
There are so many materials now classified as hazardous that it’s hard to keep track of. That’s why it’s important to check in with our experts to help you transport and dispose of it safely.
Ain’t Got No Time to Waste
Since 2010, we’ve helped construction companies by taking care of the messy business of hazardous waste. We help you reduce risk by taking on the responsibility of hazardous waste disposal for your business.
At Futerra, we take special precautions to eliminate and reduce hazards during the transportation process. We have the best operators to take waste from A to B safely. With a friendly team and the coolest trucks in town, we’re here to help you with the trickiest of hazard disposal jobs
I would recommend Futerra Waste Solutions to any project manager or contractor that’s looking for a prompt, reliable service at a competitive rate.
Hazardous Waste Services
1st class drivers
Decades of experience
0% spills
A focus on safe transportation
Insured with a 5-10 million liability
In good standing with WorkSafeBC and can provide a clearance letter
For over eight years, we have helped construction companies across the province of British Columbia with the disposal of hazardous waste. Don’t risk exposure to dangerous substances. It’s a dangerous job, but someone has to do it – and that’s where we come in!
Is it hazardous?
If it’s not suitable for landfill or recycling, chances are it’s hazardous. The following list of items is defined as hazardous waste under the BC Environmental Management Act.
Miscellaneous products considered to be dangerous to health or the environment, including unprepared Asbestos, lead paint, and Polychlorinated biphenyl, (PCBs).
Contaminated soil, with high concentrations of chemicals, pesticides, lead and other metals
Gases, for example, propane either compressed, refrigerated, liquefied, or dissolved
Flammable and combustible liquids, like gasoline.
Flammable solids, like unused matches or oily rags that are liable to spontaneously combust, or emit flammable gases when in contact with water.
Oxidizing agents and organic peroxides, such as ammonium nitrate.
Toxic and infectious substances, such as poison.
Corrosive substances like Sulphuric acid.
How do you dispose of hazardous and chemical waste?
We are licensed by the Ministry of Environment to dispose of hazardous waste, following the BC Hazardous waste regulations. If you’d like to know more, give us a call.
How do you remove asbestos?
At Futerra, we have extensive experience in helping companies dispose of asbestos safely and legally. We are insured to remove asbestos general liability with Pollution. In addition to transporting the collection and disposal of asbestos waste, our team of experts is happy to give guidance and advice on managing asbestos on your site.