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Hazardous Waste Drum Transport

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Emergency Spills Response

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AgencyCity of Guelph
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Supplies specialized trucking to collect and transport 45-gallon hazardous waste drums for prime contractors on City of Guelph emergency spill response projects. Collects containers from spill sites and hauls them to approved disposal sites using a minimum 5-tonne enclosed box drum truck with strapping systems and TDG signage. Delivers safe transport of hazardous drums to disposal facilities.

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