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Keep your floors clean
Use drip trays and consider using a floor barrier to stop the leak of toxic substances into the environment, such as an acrylic floor system.
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First Time Diagnosis (FTD)
Assessing a vehicle right, first time, avoids wasting parts and energy unnecessarily. It can all add up to a huge difference.
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Minimise the use of fluids
Try to use only what you need to reduce your environmental impact from fluid production.
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Choose more efficient equipment
Save energy and money with equipment that’s power rated to what you need and no more. Plus, slash pollution with more efficient paint guns.
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Invest in reusable or refillable containers
Dedicated, reusable and labelled containers will reduce the amount of packaging that you waste, and help with health and safety requirements.
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Buy in bulk
A simple one this, but very effective. The more you buy products in bulk, the less packaging is needed.
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Store well
From paints to oils, store any liquids using bunded storage so they won’t leak. Check your inventory on a regular basis to make sure nothing is escaping.
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Do your bit
Don’t forget the basics either. Just like we do in our homes, recycle what you can correctly and minimise your electricity usage by turning off and unplugging everything that’s not in use.
