Asset and scope review
Confirm interceptor identification, available drawings and the required service objective.
Specialty Services
Oil Interceptors
Oil-interceptor cleaning and pump-out scopes with clear access, material-handling and service-record requirements.
Discuss your requirementsThe approach
A planned service for a site-critical asset.
An interceptor service should start with the asset details and the site conditions. Access reviews the available information, develops the agreed cleaning or pump-out scope and coordinates the required resources. The work package should identify access, associated equipment responsibilities, material handling and the documentation needed for the facility record.
Service scope
A defined scope for your site.
Select the requirements that matter to your property. Your proposal sets out the included work, resources and service arrangements.
Cleaning scope
Define the surfaces or compartments included and suitable methods for the assignment.
Material handling records
Agree on the required removal, transport and receiving documentation.
Pump-out planning
Review contents, estimated volumes, access and vehicle-positioning requirements.
Condition observations
Record visible conditions and findings within the limits of the service.
Service closeout
Provide the completion record, photographs where appropriate and recommended follow-up.
How the work comes together
Coordinated delivery from scope to completion.
Review the asset
Collect the asset information, service history and site requirements.
Prepare the scope
Confirm access, resource needs, associated equipment responsibilities and documentation.
Coordinate the service
Complete the authorized cleaning or pump-out work and record exceptions.
Close out and plan
Review the service record and future maintenance needs with the client.
Site requirements
- •Asset drawings and service history
- •Known contents and estimated capacity
- •Access, hose route and vehicle location
- •Required work window and waste records