EPA Compliant Concrete Washout Pans
America’s most trusted concrete washout pans
At Jescraft, we understand that washout pans are essential equipment for contractors to efficiently complete their projects. Beyond their practical use, these pans also play a vital role in protecting the environment by enabling proper waste management and reducing contamination. Our commitment is to provide high-quality washout pans that support your construction needs while promoting sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
Washout Pans in the field
Understanding the Washout Process
Why are Concrete Washouts Necessary?
After completing each pour, concrete tucks wash out their drums and chutes to prevent the concrete from hardening inside. As the pump is being washed out, the contaminated water, which is a slurry containing toxic metals, is emptied into the washout pan ensuring it to dry and harden in a safe place. If not emptied into an EPA-compliant container, the contaminated water could run off the construction site and enter storm drains which discharge to both rivers and lakes.
EPA Regulations
All states and municipalities have specific regulations regarding concrete washout, including major fines for non-compliance.
Caring for the Earth
By using a steel washout pan it helps ensure the protection of soil quality and environmental conservation.
It’s Better to be Safe than Sorry
Why is a Steel Concrete Washout Pan the Best Option?
Our steel washout pans are designed with environmental considerations being one of the top priorities. Our pans are constructed from high-quality 3/16 and ¼ inch plate steel, ensuring they are both sturdy and durable. This allows them to be resistant to punctures or tears (something boxes and bags are not), making them suitable for containing wet concrete. Each pan can be reused and they can also be moved around the jobsite easily thanks to the welded fork pockets on the bottom of the unit.
Your Questions, Answered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions related to concrete washout below.
