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USCG AND SOLAS COMPLIANT TRASH RECEPTACLE / WASTE BINS

Ensure fire safety onboard with SOLAS-compliant non-combustible trash bins

USCG & SOLAS Compliant Trash Bins

The U.S. Coast Guard has intensified its focus on fire safety aboard vessels following tragic incidents, such as the 2019 dive boat Conception fire. The message is clear: fire hazards from combustible trash bins can no longer be ignored.

Why fire-safe trash bins are non-negotiable

Open flames and combustible waste bins pose a significant fire risk on vessels. To mitigate this, marine safety alert 07-23 and SOLAS regulations mandate the use of non-combustible trash receptacles to ensure safety at sea. Non-compliance not only endangers lives but also leads to costly penalties and operational downtime.

What SOLAS says

Under SOLAS 74/78, chapter II-2, regulation 4.2:

  • Waste receptacles must be made of non-combustible materials.
  • They must have no openings on the sides or bottom.

Compliance is mandatory, and achieving it requires bins constructed to exacting standards, rigorously tested and certified to withstand fire hazards.

Our solution: fully certified non-combustible trash bins

At Dieselship, we provide fire-safe trash bins that are meticulously engineered and certified to meet all international and local safety standards:

FTP code certification

  • Certified under the fire test procedures (FTP) code, annex 1, part 1.
  • Tested to ISO 1182:2010 standards for non-combustibility.

Lloyd’s approved steel

  • We source the material from Lloyd’s-approved steel makers, ensuring that the bins are made from high-quality, non-combustible stainless steel suitable for marine applications.

UL classification (for US and CA)

  • Recognized widely across the United States, particularly in California, our bins carry UL certification, ensuring local compliance.

These multiple certifications guarantee compliance with:

  • SOLAS fire safety requirements
  • U.S. Coast Guard regulations
  • Port state requirements (USCG, MCA, etc.)

Why choose Dieselship?

  • Expertise in marine safety: Our bins are constructed from premium stainless steel and designed for durability and safety.
  • Triple certification: FTP code, Lloyd’s register, and UL ensure global compliance.
  • Peace of mind: Protect your vessel, crew, and operations from fire hazards with certified, fire-safe solutions.

Act now to stay safe and compliant

Non-compliance is not an option when safety is on the line. Upgrade to SOLAS-compliant non-combustible trash bins today and meet all regulatory requirements seamlessly.

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Ensure your vessel meets the highest fire safety standards.
Contact us now to learn how Dieselship can make compliance easy, cost-effective, and reliable.

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About Ram Govindasamy

Here’s an improved version of your biography that maintains the essence while enhancing readability and flow: Ram Govindasamy is a seasoned marine engineer with specialized expertise in operating and managing large cruise ships, both in shipboard and shore-based roles. Leveraging his extensive experience, Ram founded Dieselship, a company dedicated to serving the maritime community through diverse offerings. Dieselship provides academic resources, develops innovative maritime software to streamline shipboard and shore-based operations, and supplies ship provisions and spare parts. A passionate computer enthusiast, Ram enjoys creating web-based applications, designing websites, and programming solutions. He is an active contributor to the maritime industry, authoring technical articles and producing educational videos for Dieselship and various other maritime platforms. Ram has a keen interest in Maritime Law and Technical Operations, and he thrives on collaborating with like-minded professionals. He is particularly enthusiastic about creating web-based platforms, asset maintenance and inventory management programs, and planned maintenance systems, fostering innovation and efficiency in the maritime sector.

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