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[su_spoiler title=”What are the site requirements? “]Generally an all weather flat surface is required. Access needs to cater for a semi trailer. Size of site per facility – 6m x 20m with 4.3m clearance above.[/su_spoiler]

[su_spoiler title=”What is the weight of the Truck and Trailer?”]Approximately 20 tonnes[/su_spoiler]

[su_spoiler title=”What sought of water supply is required?”]A good supply of potable water is required either by a reticulated town supply, water tank or bulk water truck. We have a pump to get water from tanks.

Showers use a large amount of water (on average 30lts/shower) so depending on numbers, showering wild determine the amount of water required.[/su_spoiler]

[su_spoiler title=”How much power do we need?”]Generally a 10 or 15 amp single phase power outlet is required for each facility and need to be within 30m of the facility.

If using a generators, then a 10kVa is required for 1 x Trailer and 25kVa for 2 or 3 Trailers located together. All generators used for overnight events must be ‘silent pack’ type.[/su_spoiler]

[su_spoiler title=”What happens to the waste?”]Waste from the toilet trailer is contained within the onboard waste tank and is required to be disposed of before leaving site. This can be either emptying into the sewer on site or engaging the services of a commercial pump truck contractor (event organizers responsibility)

Shower water can go either into the sewer, to ground or into waste tanks for disposal at a later date. Remember that there is a large quantity of water to be disposed of.[/su_spoiler]

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The number of toilets to be provided will depend on a number of factors including:

  • Anticipated crowd numbers;
  • The sex of Patrons (women require more facilities than men);
  • If alcohol will be available; and
  • The duration of the event

If exisiting facilities are not adequate, additional portable units must be made available. The Australian Emergency Manual recommends the following guide:

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[su_spoiler title=”How many showers will I need?”]The generally accepted rule is 1 shower per 50-75 people.[/su_spoiler]

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Trailer Facility Our Portables Other Portables
Public Liability Insurance Yes Yes No
Fully Maintained/Serviced Yes No No
Internal 240v Lighting Yes Yes (Solar) No
External 240v Lighting Yes No No
Exhaust Fan Yes No No
Can be Sewer connected Yes Yes No
Large Bulk Holding Tank Yes No No
Individual Toilet Pans Yes Yes Yes
Male Urinal Yes No No
Divided Male / Female Yes Yes Yes
Hand Basins Yes Yes Yes
Hand Soap Yes Yes No
Electric Hand Dryers Yes No No
Mirror Yes Yes No
Female Sanitary Bins Yes No No
Needle Receptacles Yes No No
Hands free flushing Yes Yes No
Equivalence 14 pan trailer 25 portables 25 portables

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"Massive thanks to the crew who owned and cleaned the amenities block. This was the cleanest most respected piece of equipment that we have ever seen. What an amazing clean place! Thanks from, Georgie, Jamie, Ruby and Ginger"

Lynton Horse Trials

On Behalf of the NSW Rural Fire Service Regional Exercise Committee, I wish to extend our thanks to you and Roder for your assistance during the recent Regional Exercise held in Glen Innes. Once again, the quality of the shower and toilet trailers was excellent, together with the professionalism displayed...

NSW Rural Fire Service

Just wanted to say a BIG thank you for yesterday – your truck is fantastic – and of course we would like to book you again for next year! Jan Baker - Toast Urunga

Urunga – Mystrom Chamber of Commerce