United Operational Support helps domestic and foreign marine vessels with their oily waste disposal requirements. As a certified waste oil collector of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), our company follows the strictest standards with regards to collection, storage and disposal of marine oily wastes. 

United Operational Support Typical Oily Waste Process:

Step One – Documentation / Request for Disposal

Once we receive a signed written request for oily waste disposal from your company representative or vessel captain or chief engineer, our staff will coordinate and secure the necessary waste oil disposal permits from the Philippine Port Authority (PPA), the Philippine Coast Guard, Bureau of Customs, the Department of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR) and other agencies.

Step Two – Marine Oily Waste Disposal

Once the permits for the oily waste disposal are secured, our waste oil collection teams will be at the pier on the agreed date & time with our tanker lorry trucks or barges as necessary. We will coordinate with your safety and technical crew members to ensure that procedures for proper waste oil collection is followed and the entire process is done in a speedy, efficient fashion.

Step Three – Documentation / Completion

Once the entire disposal service is completed, United Operational Support will issue documentation certifying that the vessel has disposed of its oily wastes. The said certification will also include: the volume of waste oil collected, the location/port of call where the disposal was conducted and other pertinent data as may be required.