Portable Toilets for Construction Sites

Since construction projects occurring on roads or highways often take place without a building or facility nearby, portable toilets are almost a necessity to have on these jobsites. Portable toilets and tow behind toilet trailers on these jobsites help increase productivity, preserve the environment, help maintain proper jobsite cleanliness, and help maintain proper OSHA requirements . Workers do not have to travel offsite to use a facility, therefore workers can remain focused onsite and eliminate the potential delay of travel.

When working within utility construction, such as gas lines, sewage lines, or electrical lines, facilities may be unavailable to use. If gas, sewage, or electrical lines need to be temporarily shut down, a facility onsite could become out of order and closed. That is when a portable toilet or a tow behind toilet can be needed and utilized. If utility lines are temporarily shut down during construction hours, portable restroom facilities are required to fulfill OSHA requirements and maintain proper jobsite cleanliness.

Similar to a home remodel or renovation , construction sites for a building restoration project will need portable restrooms onsite if a bathroom is shut down. Workers can stay onsite without leaving and the job timeline can stay on track.

For any commercial and industrial facilities, such as a small plant or distribution center, portable facilities are extremely beneficial. Having portable restrooms at these construction sites is beneficial for truck drivers, service drivers, and security personnel. They add the benefit of providing a facility where water, sewer, or electric may not be available daily. Portable restrooms can be utilized by drivers as well as hand gel stations.