Oil Waste Collection & Disposal

• Engine oil – from cars, vans, lorries, and plant equipment

• Hydraulic oil – used in machinery, lifts, and industrial systems

• Gearbox oil – from automotive and mechanical systems

• Transmission fluid – including automatic and manual systems

• Cutting oil – used in metalworking and machining processes

• Cooking oil – used or waste oil from commercial kitchens

• Transformer oil – including PCB and non-PCB types

• Lubricating oil – general-purpose oils from workshops and factories

• Brake fluid – considered hazardous and handled with care

• Coolant and antifreeze – often oil-based and toxic

• Compressor oil – used in industrial and air compressor units

• Marine oil – from boats, ships, and offshore equipment

• Heating oil and kerosene – collected from tanks and drums

• Two-stroke oil – commonly used in gardening and light machinery

• Synthetic and mineral oils – all compositions handled responsibly

• Mixed waste oils – combined or unidentified oil types

Oil-contaminated water – including oily water from separators and bunds

We also handle oil filters, absorbents, rags, and oil-contaminated packaging as part of our comprehensive service.

Yes, we collect empty, part-full, and even leaking containers, using appropriate containment methods.

We’re flexible. From single drums to bulk IBC pickups, we tailor our service to your needs.

 Yes, we are fully licensed and provide all the necessary documentation for hazardous oil waste.

 Absolutely. We offer one-off or recurring collections depending on your requirements.