Vessel waste. Responsible solutions.

MARPOL Discharge
Services

Collection, transfer, and receiving coordination for approved ship-generated waste streams across Southern California. We plan the service around the vessel, berth, material profile, and operating window.

Safe planning. Clear handoffs. Request-specific acceptance.

Los AngelesLong BeachSan PedroPort HuenemeSan Diego

Vessel waste streams

Seven Waste Streams.
A Clear Tomorrow.

We coordinate MARPOL-related vessel-waste requests with a focus on safe handling, efficient collection, clear documentation, and confirmed downstream arrangements.

Waste acceptance and handling arrangements are confirmed for each request.

  • 01Oily bilge waterMachinery-space water contaminated by oil.
  • 02Oil residue and sludgeResidual oils generated through vessel and machinery operations.
  • 03Used lubricating oilUsed petroleum or synthetic lubricants requiring managed collection.
  • 04Oily debris and absorbentsFilters, pads, and approved petroleum-contaminated solids.
  • 05Slops and residual liquidsCharacterized tank and operating residues.
  • 06Wastewater and approved liquidsLiquid streams reviewed before transfer and transport.
  • 07Drummed and containerized wasteProperly packaged and identified material.

Our process

From Initial Inquiry
to Completed Discharge.

A clear, coordinated path keeps the vessel, service team, carrier, and receiving arrangement aligned.

01≋

Profile

Describe the vessel, waste streams, estimated quantities, and known characteristics.

02✓

Plan

Confirm location, access, transfer point, timing, and operating constraints.

03⚓

Coordinate

Align the accepted scope, service arrangements, transport, and receiving handoff.

04▤

Document

Identify the service records and handoff information required for the request.

Marine personnel reviewing service details beside a vessel

Our shared responsibilities

Clear Roles. Smooth Operations.

Information from vessel / agent

  • Vessel details, ETA/ETD, and service location
  • Expected waste streams and quantities
  • Known constituents or available analysis
  • Access, safety, and operating requirements
  • Primary on-site contact

Service confirmation

  • Confirmed scope and accepted streams
  • Coordination details and timing
  • Transfer and transportation arrangements
  • Receiving and handoff requirements
  • Final next steps before work begins
Marine service coordinator completing transfer documentation at the berth

Documentation

Accurate Records.
Greater Transparency.

Documentation is matched to the waste profile, transport arrangement, receiving handoff, and operating location.

Service summary
Confirmed waste streams and estimated quantities.
Transfer records
Applicable movement and handoff information.
Supporting documents
Records identified for the confirmed service.

Request service

Let’s Keep
Your Operation Moving.

Tell us the vessel, location, waste stream, estimated quantity, and required service window.

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