OSHA, ADA cluster rules, city special-event permits, right-of-way placement, HOA rules, health department and waste disposal.
We are renting a farm for a family reunion in late June. The guest list is about 70 people, including one aunt who uses a wheelchair. We plan to…
Do not dump the holding tank into your cabin septic. Most health departments treat portable toilet waste as septage that has to go to an approved…
I have a hunting cabin in Montana, no septic, and I rent a standard unit for the season. The rental company drives 40 miles to service it, which adds…
I review hundreds of event applications, and the restroom section is where most people get tripped up. The permit office checks three things: unit…
OSHA 1926.51 lets a mixed crew share one lockable single-occupancy porta potty. The separate-toilets-for-each-sex rule has a clear exception: when a…
OSHA 1926.51 drives the portable toilet count for your contractors. The warehouse staff keeping their indoor restrooms stay under general industry…
Yes, you need a permit to place a portable toilet on a city street or sidewalk in almost every municipality. The placement is in the public…
Yes, you need at least one ADA-compliant portable toilet for your community 5K event. The ADA Standards for Accessible Design mandate that when…
Our kitchen remodel started last week and we rented a standard portable toilet for the crew. The rental company dropped it in our driveway on Monday,…
A standard portable toilet is safe and sanitary when it receives regular service and proper maintenance. A well-serviced unit is clean,…
