Hazardous Waste Disposal in Alaska

Professional Hazardous Waste Management Services Throughout Alaska

Businesses and institutions across Alaska generate hazardous waste that requires proper disposal to meet EPA and Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) regulations. From oil and gas operations on the North Slope to fishing industry facilities in coastal communities, proper hazardous waste management is essential for compliance, safety, and environmental protection. Hazardous Waste Disposal provides expert waste management services throughout the state of Alaska.

Call (800) 582-4833 for Alaska hazardous waste disposal services or email info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

Hazardous Waste Services Across Alaska

We provide comprehensive hazardous waste disposal services to businesses, industries, institutions, and organizations throughout Alaska. Our services cover communities across this vast state, ensuring Alaska businesses have access to reliable, compliant waste management solutions despite the unique logistical challenges of America's largest state.

Major Alaska Communities We Serve

Anchorage/Southcentral Alaska

  • Anchorage

  • Eagle River

  • Girdwood

  • Wasilla

  • Palmer

  • Kenai

  • Soldotna

  • Homer

  • Seward

  • Valdez

  • Cordova

Fairbanks/Interior Alaska

  • Fairbanks

  • North Pole

  • Delta Junction

  • Tok

  • Nenana

Southeast Alaska (Panhandle)

  • Juneau (state capital)

  • Ketchikan

  • Sitka

  • Petersburg

  • Wrangell

  • Skagway

  • Haines

Northern Alaska

  • Barrow (Utqiaġvik)

  • Prudhoe Bay

  • Deadhorse

  • Kaktovik

  • Point Hope

Western Alaska

  • Nome

  • Bethel

  • Kotzebue

  • Dillingham

  • Unalaska/Dutch Harbor

Alaska Peninsula & Aleutians

  • Kodiak

  • Unalaska

  • Dutch Harbor

  • King Cove

  • Sand Point

  • Cold Bay

Other Alaska Communities

  • We serve remote communities throughout Alaska

  • Villages accessible by air or marine transport

  • Seasonal access locations

  • Remote industrial sites and facilities

  • Bush communities

Alaska Industries We Serve

Alaska's unique economy generates various hazardous waste streams across multiple industries:

Oil & Gas Industry

North Slope Operations

  • Prudhoe Bay oil fields

  • Alpine and Kuparuk fields

  • Oil production facilities

  • Gathering centers and processing plants

  • Pipeline operations (Trans-Alaska Pipeline System)

  • Support facilities and camps

  • Drilling operations

  • Equipment maintenance facilities

Cook Inlet Operations

  • Offshore platforms

  • Onshore production facilities

  • Natural gas processing

  • Storage and terminal facilities

Support Services

  • Oilfield services companies

  • Equipment maintenance and repair

  • Supply bases and logistics

  • Well servicing operations

  • Drilling fluid services

Fishing & Seafood Processing

Commercial Fishing Industry

  • Fishing vessels and fleets

  • Fish processing plants

  • Canneries

  • Freezer facilities

  • Cold storage warehouses

  • Smokehouse operations

Aquaculture

  • Fish hatcheries

  • Shellfish farming

  • Mariculture operations

Fishing Support Services

  • Boat repair and maintenance

  • Net and gear repair

  • Marine engine service

  • Fuel and supply docks

Mining & Mineral Extraction

Active Mining Operations

  • Fort Knox Gold Mine (Fairbanks area)

  • Greens Creek Mine (Admiralty Island)

  • Red Dog Mine (Northwest Alaska)

  • Kensington Gold Mine (Juneau area)

  • Pogo Mine

  • Usibelli Coal Mine (Healy)

Exploration & Development

  • Mineral exploration camps

  • Drilling operations

  • Assay laboratories

  • Core storage facilities

Mining Support

  • Equipment maintenance

  • Mill operations

  • Concentrate processing

  • Tailings management

Transportation & Logistics

Aviation

  • Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport

  • Regional airports throughout Alaska

  • Bush aviation services

  • Aircraft maintenance facilities

  • Fuel storage and distribution

  • De-icing operations

Marine Transportation

  • Port of Anchorage

  • Port of Dutch Harbor/Unalaska

  • Alaska Marine Highway System

  • Barge services

  • Ship repair and maintenance

  • Marine fuel terminals

Ground Transportation

  • Alaska Railroad

  • Trucking and freight companies

  • Vehicle maintenance facilities

  • Equipment rental companies

  • Winter road operations

Military & Federal Facilities

Military Installations

  • Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER)

  • Fort Wainwright (Fairbanks)

  • Clear Air Force Station

  • Fort Greely

  • Coast Guard facilities throughout Alaska

Federal Agencies

  • National Park Service facilities

  • Fish and Wildlife Service

  • Forest Service

  • NOAA facilities

  • FAA facilities and stations

Energy & Utilities

Electric Power Generation

  • Coal-fired plants (Interior Alaska)

  • Natural gas plants (Southcentral)

  • Diesel generation (rural communities)

  • Hydroelectric facilities

  • Wind and renewable energy

Heating & Fuel Distribution

  • Bulk fuel storage

  • Heating oil distribution

  • Propane distribution

  • Rural fuel delivery

Healthcare & Research

Medical Facilities

  • Alaska Native Medical Center

  • Providence Alaska Medical Center

  • Fairbanks Memorial Hospital

  • Regional hospitals throughout Alaska

  • Rural health clinics

  • Village health centers

  • Veterinary clinics

Research Institutions

  • University of Alaska system

  • Alaska SeaLife Center

  • Geophysical Institute

  • Institute of Marine Science

  • Arctic research facilities

  • Climate research stations

Education

Universities & Colleges

  • University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA)

  • University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF)

  • University of Alaska Southeast (UAS)

  • Alaska Pacific University

  • Community campuses throughout Alaska

Technical & Vocational Schools

  • Alaska Vocational Technical Center

  • Career and technical education centers

  • Training facilities

Tourism & Hospitality

Tourism Industry

  • Hotels and lodges

  • Cruise ship ports

  • Tour operators

  • Recreation facilities

  • Seasonal operations

Construction & Development

Construction Industry

  • General contractors

  • Heavy civil construction

  • Pipeline construction

  • Building construction

  • Seasonal construction projects

  • Remote site development

Government & Municipal

State & Local Government

  • Municipal operations

  • Public works departments

  • Water and wastewater treatment

  • Vehicle and equipment maintenance

  • Building maintenance

Alaska Hazardous Waste Regulations

Businesses generating hazardous waste in Alaska must comply with both federal EPA requirements and Alaska-specific regulations administered by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC).

Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC)

Regulatory Authority

  • ADEC Division of Spill Prevention and Response (SPAR)

  • Contaminated Sites Program

  • Solid Waste Program

  • Authorized by EPA to implement RCRA program

  • Alaska Statutes Title 46 - Water, Air, Energy, and Environmental Conservation

ADEC Offices

  • Anchorage Office (main headquarters)

  • Fairbanks Office

  • Juneau Office

  • Regional offices and contacts

Alaska Generator Requirements

Generator Classification

  • Very Small Quantity Generator (VSQG): Less than 220 lbs/month

  • Small Quantity Generator (SQG): 220 to 2,200 lbs/month

  • Large Quantity Generator (LQG): More than 2,200 lbs/month

EPA ID Numbers

  • Required for SQGs and LQGs

  • Obtained through ADEC

  • Needed before shipping hazardous waste off-site

  • Included on all waste manifests

Accumulation Time Limits

  • VSQG: No time limit (but cannot accumulate more than 2,200 lbs total)

  • SQG: 180 days standard (or 270 days if disposal facility >200 miles away)

  • LQG: 90 days maximum

  • Note: Many Alaska facilities qualify for 270-day extension due to remote locations

Alaska-Specific Regulations

Alaska Administrative Code

  • 18 AAC 60: Solid Waste Management

  • 18 AAC 62: Wastewater Disposal

  • 18 AAC 70: Hazardous Substance Spill Reporting

  • 18 AAC 75: Oil and Hazardous Substance Pollution Control

Unique Alaska Considerations

  • Remote location challenges

  • Seasonal access limitations

  • Weather and climate factors

  • Limited in-state disposal facilities

  • Extended accumulation times often necessary

  • Spill prevention and response requirements

Alaska Spill Reporting

Immediate Reporting Required

  • Report spills to ADEC immediately

  • Alaska Spill Report: 1-800-478-9300 (in-state) or 907-269-3063

  • National Response Center: 1-800-424-8802

  • Local emergency response

  • Follow-up written report within specified timeframe

Reportable Quantities

  • Any release of hazardous substances

  • Oil spills and petroleum products

  • Hazardous waste releases

  • Even if contained on-site

ADEC Permits & Approvals

Solid Waste Permits

  • Required for treatment, storage, disposal facilities

  • Permit applications through ADEC

  • Annual reporting requirements

  • Facility modifications and closures

Contaminated Site Cleanup

  • Site assessment and cleanup

  • ADEC oversight and approval

  • Remediation plans

  • Cleanup levels and standards

Alaska Environmental Penalties

Violations & Enforcement

  • Administrative penalties

  • Civil penalties

  • Criminal violations for knowing endangerment

  • Compliance orders

  • Corrective action requirements

Common Violations

  • Failure to obtain EPA ID number

  • Exceeding accumulation time limits

  • Improper spill reporting

  • Inadequate labeling

  • Missing or incomplete manifests

  • Lack of required training

  • Improper storage or disposal

Common Alaska Hazardous Wastes

Alaska's unique industries and remote locations generate distinctive hazardous waste streams:

Oil & Gas Industry Waste

Production Waste

  • Drilling fluids and muds

  • Production chemicals

  • Completion fluids

  • Workover fluids

  • Scale and corrosion inhibitors

  • Biocides and treating chemicals

Equipment & Maintenance

  • Used oils and lubricants (large volumes)

  • Hydraulic fluids

  • Glycols (antifreeze, dehydration)

  • Solvents and degreasers

  • Paint and coating waste

  • Contaminated absorbents

Pipeline Operations

  • Pipeline cleaning waste

  • Pig launcher residues

  • Corrosion inhibitors

  • Internal coating materials

  • Pressure testing fluids

Tank Bottom Waste

  • Crude oil tank sludge

  • Water/oil emulsions

  • Contaminated sediments

  • Tank cleaning residues

Fishing & Seafood Processing Waste

Processing Chemicals

  • Ammonia refrigeration systems

  • Cleaning and sanitizing chemicals

  • Wastewater treatment chemicals

  • Boiler treatment chemicals

  • Brine solutions

Equipment Maintenance

  • Hydraulic fluids

  • Engine oils and lubricants

  • Refrigeration oils

  • Solvents and degreasers

  • Paint and coating waste

Marine Vessels

  • Bilge water and oil

  • Fuel tank residues

  • Battery acid

  • Antifreeze

  • Cleaning solvents

Mining Industry Waste

Extraction & Processing

  • Flotation reagents

  • Grinding and milling chemicals

  • Leaching solutions (cyanide compounds if gold mining)

  • Acids and bases

  • Flocculants and coagulants

Equipment & Maintenance

  • Diesel fuel and lubricants (large quantities)

  • Hydraulic fluids

  • Antifreeze and glycols

  • Solvents and degreasers

  • Explosives residues

Laboratory Waste

  • Assay chemicals

  • Analytical reagents

  • Acids for sample preparation

  • Solvents for extractions

Aviation & Transportation Waste

Aircraft Maintenance

  • Aircraft cleaning solvents

  • Degreasing compounds

  • Paint and paint strippers

  • Hydraulic fluids

  • Aviation fuels (contaminated)

  • De-icing and anti-icing fluids (glycol-based)

  • Battery acids

  • Sealants and adhesives

Airport Operations

  • De-icing fluid (propylene glycol or ethylene glycol)

  • Runway de-icing chemicals

  • Fuel spill cleanup materials

  • Equipment maintenance waste

Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance

  • Used motor oil (large volumes in transportation sector)

  • Antifreeze and coolants

  • Brake fluids

  • Transmission fluids

  • Filters and contaminated materials

  • Parts washer solvents

Military & Federal Facility Waste

Base Operations

  • Vehicle and aircraft maintenance waste

  • Fuel handling waste

  • Ammunition and ordnance waste

  • Training exercise residues

  • Equipment decontamination waste

Specialized Military Waste

  • Jet fuel and aviation gasoline

  • Rocket propellants (if applicable)

  • Electronics and radar equipment

  • Transformers and electrical equipment

  • Paint and coating waste

Power Generation Waste

Coal-Fired Plants

  • Coal ash and bottom ash (if hazardous)

  • Boiler cleaning waste

  • Water treatment chemicals

  • Mercury from coal combustion

  • Transformer oils

Diesel Generation

  • Waste oils and filters

  • Fuel tank cleaning residues

  • Cooling system chemicals

  • Equipment maintenance waste

Healthcare & Laboratory Waste

Medical Facilities

  • Pharmaceutical waste

  • Chemotherapy drugs and cytotoxic waste

  • Chemical disinfectants

  • Laboratory chemicals

  • X-ray fixer and developer

  • Mercury thermometers

  • Sharps and regulated medical waste

Research Laboratories

  • Laboratory chemicals (acids, bases, solvents)

  • Biological specimens in preservatives

  • Expired or unknown chemicals

  • Contaminated glassware residues

Cold Weather & Arctic Operations Waste

Winter Operations

  • Antifreeze and de-icing compounds (high volumes)

  • Glycol-based fluids

  • Methanol and other freeze point depressants

  • Contaminated snow and ice

  • Road salt and treatment chemicals

Remote Camp Operations

  • Incinerator ash (if hazardous)

  • Wastewater treatment chemicals

  • Fuel spills and contaminated soils

  • Generator and equipment maintenance waste

Universal Waste

Common Throughout Alaska

  • Batteries (lead-acid, lithium, Ni-Cd) - critical for remote operations

  • Fluorescent lamps and bulbs

  • Mercury thermostats and thermometers

  • Mercury switches and relays

  • Electronic waste

  • Ballasts (including older PCB-containing units)

Our Alaska Hazardous Waste Services

Comprehensive Waste Disposal

All Waste Types

  • Oil and gas industry waste

  • Petroleum products and fuels

  • Chemical waste (acids, bases, solvents)

  • Fishing industry waste

  • Mining and mineral processing waste

  • Aviation and vehicle maintenance waste

  • Laboratory and medical waste

  • Industrial process waste

  • Military and federal facility waste

  • Cold weather operations waste

Specialized Alaska Services

  • Remote location waste management

  • Seasonal access planning

  • Weather-dependent scheduling

  • Extended storage solutions

  • Marine and air transport coordination

  • Spill response and cleanup

Remote Location Services

Logistical Expertise

  • Service to remote Alaska communities

  • Bush plane accessible sites

  • Marine vessel accessible locations

  • Winter ice road access

  • Seasonal operation support

  • Camp and temporary facility service

Transportation Solutions

  • Air freight coordination

  • Barge and marine transport

  • Alaska Marine Highway coordination

  • Winter road scheduling

  • Multi-modal transport planning

Oil & Gas Industry Services

Production Facility Waste

  • Drilling mud and fluids disposal

  • Production chemical waste

  • Tank bottom sludge removal

  • Pipeline waste management

  • Equipment decontamination

  • Spill cleanup and remediation

North Slope Operations

  • Remote oilfield service

  • Seasonal access coordination

  • Large volume waste management

  • Emergency response capabilities

  • Regulatory compliance support

Fishing Industry Services

Seafood Processing

  • Processing chemical waste

  • Refrigeration system waste

  • Equipment maintenance waste

  • Boiler and wastewater treatment chemicals

  • Ammonia system management

Vessel & Marine Facilities

  • Marine waste disposal

  • Fuel and oil waste

  • Bilge waste management

  • Port facility service

  • Seasonal fishing operations support

Mining Industry Services

Mine Site Waste

  • Process chemical disposal

  • Equipment maintenance waste

  • Laboratory chemical disposal

  • Explosives residues

  • Large volume fuel and oil waste

Exploration Support

  • Remote camp waste management

  • Drill site waste disposal

  • Temporary operations support

  • Seasonal project service

Aviation & Transportation

Airport Services

  • De-icing fluid management

  • Aircraft maintenance waste

  • Fuel spill cleanup

  • Equipment waste disposal

  • Glycol recovery and disposal

Fleet Maintenance

  • Large volume used oil recycling

  • Antifreeze and coolant disposal

  • Vehicle maintenance waste

  • Parts washer services

  • Battery collection

Universal Waste Management

Alaska-Wide Programs

  • Battery collection and recycling

  • Lamp and bulb recycling

  • Mercury device disposal

  • Electronic waste recycling

  • Remote community service

  • Simplified regulatory compliance

ADEC Compliance Support

Regulatory Assistance

  • EPA ID number applications

  • Generator status determination

  • ADEC reporting requirements

  • Spill reporting procedures

  • Manifest preparation

  • Training materials

  • Recordkeeping guidance

  • Inspection preparation

Documentation

  • Hazardous waste manifests

  • Certificates of disposal

  • Exception reports

  • Land disposal restrictions

  • Spill reports

  • Annual reports (if required)

  • Training records

Emergency Response

24/7 Spill Response

  • Immediate response to releases

  • ADEC notification assistance

  • Containment and cleanup

  • Waste characterization

  • Proper disposal

  • Documentation and reporting

Alaska-Specific Response

  • Cold weather spill response

  • Remote location access

  • Marine and shoreline cleanup

  • Permafrost considerations

  • Environmental sensitivity

Alaska Waste Management Challenges & Solutions

Geographic & Logistical Challenges

Remote Locations

  • Challenge: Many Alaska facilities are accessible only by air or water

  • Solution: Coordination with bush aviation and marine transport services

Seasonal Access

  • Challenge: Some locations accessible only during certain seasons

  • Solution: Extended accumulation times and seasonal pickup planning

Weather Conditions

  • Challenge: Extreme weather affects transportation and operations

  • Solution: Flexible scheduling and weather-dependent planning

Distance to Disposal Facilities

  • Challenge: Limited in-state disposal; most waste shipped to Lower 48

  • Solution: Efficient consolidation and bulk shipping arrangements

Regulatory Challenges

Extended Accumulation

  • Challenge: Remote locations justify extended storage times

  • Solution: Proper documentation for 270-day accumulation extensions

Multiple Jurisdictions

  • Challenge: Federal, state, Native corporation, and local regulations

  • Solution: Comprehensive compliance knowledge and coordination

Spill Reporting Requirements

  • Challenge: Strict Alaska spill reporting laws

  • Solution: Clear procedures and 24/7 reporting assistance

Environmental Considerations

Permafrost Protection

  • Challenge: Soil contamination affects permafrost integrity

  • Solution: Rapid response and proper cleanup methods

Arctic & Subarctic Ecosystems

  • Challenge: Sensitive environmental areas

  • Solution: Environmentally responsible waste management

Marine Environment

  • Challenge: Coastal and marine contamination risks

  • Solution: Proper marine waste handling and spill prevention

Wildlife Protection

  • Challenge: Alaska's abundant wildlife

  • Solution: Secure storage and proper waste handling

Alaska Waste Disposal Costs

Costs in Alaska are generally higher than the Lower 48 due to transportation distances, remote locations, and logistical challenges. Typical cost ranges:

Common Waste Streams

Petroleum Products

  • Used oil: Often FREE to $2 per gallon (recycling credit)

  • Contaminated fuel: $3-$10 per gallon

  • Tank bottom sludge: $500-$2,000 per drum

Solvents & Chemicals

  • Bulk drums (55-gallon): $600-$1,800 per drum

  • Small containers: $150-$500 per container

  • Alaska premium due to shipping

Drilling & Production Waste

  • Drilling fluids: $200-$800 per drum

  • Production chemicals: $400-$1,200 per drum

  • Project-based pricing for large volumes

Antifreeze & Glycols

  • Antifreeze: $3-$10 per gallon

  • De-icing fluids: $4-$12 per gallon

  • Glycol solutions: $5-$15 per gallon

Universal Waste

  • Fluorescent bulbs: $0.75-$3 per linear foot

  • Batteries: $1-$8 per pound

  • Higher than Lower 48 due to transport

Alaska Service Fees

Pickup & Transportation

  • Urban Alaska (Anchorage, Fairbanks): $200-$600

  • Remote accessible locations: $500-$2,000+

  • Bush communities: $1,000-$5,000+

  • Seasonal ice road access: Variable

  • Marine transport: Quoted per project

Additional Alaska Costs

  • Air freight: Significant cost factor

  • Barge transport: Seasonal availability

  • Winter access premium: 20-50% higher

  • Emergency response: $1,000-$10,000+

Volume & Contract Pricing

  • Regular scheduled service: Better rates

  • Annual contracts: Reduced costs

  • Large volume generators: Negotiated pricing

  • Multi-site service: Coordinated savings

Alaska costs are highly variable based on location and logistics. Contact us for accurate quotes specific to your Alaska facility.

Alaska Environmental Resources

State Agencies

Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC)

  • Main Office: 555 Cordova Street, Anchorage, AK 99501

  • Phone: (907) 465-5066

  • Website: dec.alaska.gov

  • Division of Spill Prevention and Response

  • Solid Waste Program

  • Contaminated Sites Program

ADEC Regional Offices

  • Anchorage Office (Southcentral Region)

  • Fairbanks Office (Northern Region)

  • Juneau Office (Southeast Region)

Alaska Spill Reporting

  • 24/7 Hotline: 1-800-478-9300 (in Alaska)

  • Outside Alaska: 907-269-3063

  • National Response Center: 1-800-424-8802

Federal Agencies

EPA Region 10 (Alaska)

  • Seattle Office (main)

  • 1200 Sixth Avenue, Suite 155

  • Seattle, WA 98101

  • Alaska Operations Office in Anchorage

U.S. Coast Guard

  • Marine pollution response

  • Oil spill response

  • Vessel waste regulations

  • Alaska districts

Emergency Resources

Alaska State Troopers

  • Environmental crimes

  • Spill response coordination

Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs)

  • Community-level emergency planning

  • SARA Title III reporting

  • Hazmat response coordination

Alaska Regional Response Team

  • Federal/state spill response coordination

  • Oil and hazardous substance releases

Why Alaska Businesses Choose Us

Alaska Expertise

  • Understanding of unique Alaska challenges

  • Experience with remote operations

  • Knowledge of ADEC regulations

  • Familiarity with Alaska industries

Statewide Coverage

  • Service throughout Alaska

  • Urban centers to remote communities

  • Bush accessible locations

  • Seasonal access planning

  • Marine and air transport coordination

Industry Specialization

  • Oil and gas industry experience

  • Fishing and seafood processing

  • Mining operations

  • Aviation and transportation

  • Military and federal facilities

  • Remote camp operations

Logistical Solutions

  • Multi-modal transport coordination

  • Seasonal access planning

  • Weather-dependent scheduling

  • Extended accumulation management

  • Emergency response capabilities

ADEC Compliance

  • Complete Alaska regulatory compliance

  • Spill reporting assistance

  • ADEC documentation support

  • EPA ID number help

  • Inspection preparation

Alaska Environmental Responsibility

  • Arctic and subarctic ecosystem protection

  • Permafrost protection

  • Marine environment safety

  • Wildlife habitat preservation

  • Responsible waste management

Reliable Service

  • Scheduled and seasonal pickups

  • Emergency response availability

  • Professional service

  • Clear communication

  • Long-term partnership

Complete Documentation

  • Waste manifests

  • Certificates of disposal

  • ADEC-compliant records

  • Spill reports

  • Chain of custody

Alaska Hazardous Waste Best Practices

Cold Weather Operations

  • Prevent freezing of liquid wastes

  • Heated or insulated storage

  • Protect containers from freeze damage

  • Plan for winter access limitations

  • Maintain emergency supplies year-round

Remote Location Management

  • Plan for extended accumulation times

  • Maintain adequate storage capacity

  • Coordinate seasonal access

  • Stock emergency response supplies

  • Train local personnel

Spill Prevention & Response

  • Secondary containment for all liquids

  • Spill kits at all locations

  • Immediate ADEC notification procedures

  • Posted emergency contacts

  • Regular spill drills and training

  • Permafrost protection measures

Wildlife & Environmental Protection

  • Secure waste storage (bear-proof when necessary)

  • Prevent access by wildlife

  • Marine environment protection

  • Salmon stream and wetland protection

  • Tundra and permafrost protection

Regulatory Compliance

  • Obtain EPA ID number (if required)

  • Document extended accumulation justification

  • Meet ADEC reporting requirements

  • Maintain proper labeling

  • Complete manifesting

  • Required training

  • Inspection readiness

Seasonal Planning

  • Schedule pickups during accessible seasons

  • Plan for weather delays

  • Coordinate marine transport schedules

  • Utilize winter ice road access when available

  • Build buffer time for Alaska conditions

Getting Started with Alaska Hazardous Waste Disposal

Step 1: Contact Us

Reach out to discuss your Alaska waste disposal needs:

  • Call (800) 582-4833

  • Email info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

  • Provide information about your location, waste types, quantities, and access

Step 2: Alaska Assessment

We'll help you navigate Alaska-specific requirements:

  • Identify your waste streams

  • Determine generator status

  • Assess logistical challenges

  • Plan for seasonal access

  • Estimate costs including Alaska factors

  • Develop customized service plan

Step 3: Service Setup

Once you approve our proposal:

  • Obtain EPA ID number (if needed)

  • Coordinate with ADEC requirements

  • Establish accumulation procedures

  • Provide containers and labels

  • Plan pickup schedule and logistics

  • Set up spill reporting procedures

Step 4: Ongoing Service

We provide:

  • Scheduled or seasonal pickups

  • Transportation coordination

  • Proper disposal at approved facilities

  • Complete manifesting and documentation

  • ADEC compliance support

  • Emergency response availability

  • Regular communication and updates

Contact Us for Alaska Hazardous Waste Disposal

Hazardous Waste Disposal provides professional, compliant waste management services throughout Alaska. We understand Alaska's unique challenges, regulations, and industries, and we're committed to helping your business maintain full ADEC and EPA compliance while navigating the logistical complexities of America's last frontier.

Get Started Today:

  • Call: (800) 582-4833

  • Email: info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

  • Website: www.hazardouswastedisposal.com

Serving All of Alaska:

  • Anchorage and Southcentral Alaska

  • Fairbanks and Interior Alaska

  • Juneau and Southeast Alaska (Panhandle)

  • North Slope and Arctic Alaska

  • Western Alaska communities

  • Alaska Peninsula and Aleutian Islands

  • Remote communities throughout Alaska

Let us handle your hazardous waste disposal challenges so you can focus on your Alaska operations. We provide the expertise, logistical solutions, and compliance support Alaska businesses need for safe, legal, and effective hazardous waste management in even the most remote and challenging locations.

Alaska businesses trust us for:

  • Complete ADEC compliance

  • Statewide service capabilities

  • Remote location expertise

  • Industry-specific knowledge

  • Logistical coordination

  • Environmental responsibility

Contact us today for a free consultation and quote for your Alaska facility, no matter how remote or challenging the location.