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See how PIG Social Distancing Floor Signs can help maintain a healthy and safe workplace.

Watch it outperform “stone-age” clay and inferior mats in this short video.

Question: How do I dispose of oil-soaked absorbents?

Does your company use aerosols? They're hazardous waste, but you can cut disposal costs and avoid fines by reading this post.

Learn how to properly dispose of an aerosol puncturing unit's filters to stay in compliance with hazardous waste regs.

Learn how to determine whether you can mix the contents of your punctured aerosol cans.

Find out how you can convert your used aerosol cans into valuable scrap metal or reduce their use to avoid hazardous waste regulations.

See how the New Pig line of spill kits designed just for trucks can help you be safe, not sorry.

If you see white flakes or powder, it's time to replace your spill kit. Learn about other signs to watch out for here.

Follow these five simple steps to choose the best spill kit for your needs.

See how this spill kit will help you clean up spills fast and keep work on schedule.

Several federal regulations require facilities to be prepared for spills. Find out how spill kits can help you get ready to respond.

Find out what you should do after you buy a spill kit to make sure you're prepared to respond to spills.

Get tips on how to better manage your hazardous waste to comply with EPA regs & avoid fines.

Learn how PIG Latching Lids can help you comply with closed container regs by always keeping your drums shut.

PIG Latching Lid gives you a quick release and then locks down tight to seal your drum and comply with regs.

Gets tips on how to choose the right wiper for every job.

Find out if your facility is eligible for the solvent-contaminated wipes hazardous waste exemption and how to comply.

When do you use a wiper, shop towel or rag? See what we uncovered in our investigation.

You know you need secondary containment, but how much exactly? Read this post to find out.

Learn about secondary containment options and how your diligence today can pay off when there's a spill tomorrow.

Read this post to learn about how you can easily create secondary containment at your facility.

See how your facility can meet SPCC and stormwater regulations with the ultimate product in drain protection.

Using a drain cover is an effective way to keep spills away from waterways. Learn how to choose the right drain cover for your needs.

Learn how to use drain covers to keep spills out of waterways.

Learn how to determine if you need to have self-closing doors on your flammable cabinets and what different colored cabinets mean.

Do you know if your flammable cabinets need to be vented? Find out how to tell here.

Learn about protecting your facility by storing your flammables in a flammable safety cabinet.

See what makes our flammable safety cabinets second to none in this feature-by-feature comparison.

Learn how to store and dispense from intermediate bulk containers and still meet containment regs.

See how checklists, training and regular plan reviews are just a few of the things that can help keep you out of the safety hot seat.

Know what OSHA inspectors are looking for and how to make sure you're in compliance when they show up.

Spills happen. Find out how you can best respond to spills in 5 steps.

Learn what stormwater pollution is and how to control it at your facility.

Drain protection starts with knowing where your drains go and then determining what can go down them. Learn more here.

Learn how to choose the right spill kit to attack spill response efficiently and effectively.

Find out why PIG Stat-Mat products are the proven choice for flammables.

Don’t let the RCRA inspector ding you for not complying with these seven common hazardous waste rules.

If you've got oil, you might need to develop a plan that details how you'll keep it out of surface waters. Learn more here.

Facilities managing disposable or launderable wipes have some new management options. Learn about them here.

Learn how spill containment can help you comply with EPA water pollution regulations.

Review the revisions to OSHA's HazCom Standard that introduced new pictograms and verbiage to our safety vocabulary.

See what makes PIG Flammable Safety Cabinets the toughest on the market – industrial strength, features and construction that outperform Justrite’s, every time.