Two Heavy Pty Ltd is a small family owned West Australian company. We specialise in the transportation of various types of controlled liquid wastes including oily water, domestic wastewater, septic tank waste, grease trap wastes, food/ beverage processing wastes, animal effluent, surfactants, detergents and emulsions. Two Heavy Pty Ltd operates plant and equipment to collect the waste from your site and safely transport to regulatory approved facilities. Our customers include rural residents (septic tank cleaning), hospitality businesses (grease trap cleaning), processing plants and other organisations involved with the collection, transportation and disposal of controlled wastes.
Unlike big companies, who offer standard services , we can offer a customised service suited to your project needs. With flat organisational structure, strong focus on customer service and no redtape, we strive to integrate our transport solutions with your site requirements and to meet your project needs.
Two Heavy Pty Ltd can arrange an extensive range of packaged solutions with a strong focus on customer service to meet your project timeframe and budgetary requirements. We understand the importance of reliability and efficiency when it comes to controlled waste transportation. . Our commercial partnerships within the controlled waste industry also ensures that your project goals are achieved. Give us a call on 0439 103 112 and see what Two Heavy Pty Ltd represents in its name !
Controlled liquid waste management is the systematic transportation, treatment, and disposal of liquid waste aimed at preventing environmental harm and protecting public health.
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) regulates the transportation of controlled liquid wastes in Western Australia under the Environmental Protection (Controlled Waste) Regulations 2004.
Two Heavy Pty Ltd holds a Controlled Waste Carrier licence issued under the Environmental Protection (Controlled Waste) Regulations 2004.
Two Heavy Pty Ltd is proud to be a member of the The Onslow Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) that promotes the interests of members and the business community in Onslow and the Pilbara Region. This membership demonstrates our commitment and ambitions to provide liquid waste services in the Pilbara. We look forward to playing our part in improving environmental sustainability in the Pilbara which has been through a transformation over the past decade that has been nothing short of remarkable.
Water Corporation requires their customers who discharge trade waste into the wastewater system to get an approval from the Water Corporation in the form of a Trade Waste Permit. The permit may require the installation of pre-treatment fixtures such as grease arrestors to protect the wastewater system from incompatible materials that can cause formation of odorous and toxic gases, blockages, flooding, corrosion, excessive loading of the system and potential negative impacts on wastewater re-use. The permit also requires this pre-treatment apparatus to be serviced and maintained in accordance with the permit condition. If you require additional information, please contact Water Corporation.
A grease arrestor is typically a rectangular tank or pit with a baffle at the inlet end and a T-square outlet; this is the most commonly used trade wastewater pre-treatment device in food handling and preparation processes. It is designed to collect fats by flotation and coagulation and to settle solid material as sludge, preventing these materials from discharging into the sewer system and causing blockages. The effectiveness of a grease arrestor is dependent on good housekeeping practices and maintenance of the grease arrestor as per the frequency stipulated on the Trade Waste Permit.
The frequency of pumping out grease arrestor is shown on your Trade Waste Permit .
The frequency of pumping out your septic tanks is set by your local government Council and is contingent upon the type of system and surrounding environment. Generally, get your septic tank pumped out at least once in every three years period for a family of up to five people.
There's no magic, quick trick or enzyme which alone can help your septic system work better. In a healthy tank, the natural bacteria should be enough to operate the septic tank efficiently. However, if you are putting harmful chemicals down the drain, it can kill the bacteria. Without bacteria, organic waste won’t break down and you will have to get the septic tank pumped more frequently.
Here are some tips to maintain your septic tank in good health:
Controlled liquid wastes are transported to approved waste treatment facilities which can accept waste in accordance with their environmental licence, authorisation and/or approvals applicable to the premises.
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