When mercury spills, it often "shatters" into many small droplets. Because mercury is so toxic, special techniques have been developed to manage mercury spills.
There are specific regulatory requirements for reporting and recordkeeping, as well as qualifications for personnel handling the cleanup.
Special vacuum cleaners have been developed for mercury recovery that separate the liquid mercury from the waste stream and filter any harmful vapors from the cleaner's exhaust air.
Contact Bodine Services for the special equipment and trained personnel you need.
