The Construction (Design and Management) (CDM) Regulations were first introduced in 1994 as a means to improve health, safety, and welfare on construction sites in the UK. These regulations specify the minimum standards required to maintain the wellbeing of all workers.

Neglecting your house or business' septic tank can lead to costly repairs, unpleasant odours, and potential health hazards. In this blog we will explore the dos & don'ts of septic tank care.

In this blog post, the septic tank emptying and wastewater professionals at Universal Tankers explain everything you need to know about septic tank maintenance, why it is important, and how you can improve it by putting an emptying schedule in place.

Over 30 years ago, we started our journey at Universal Tankers providing welfare units to a range of industries, from construction sites to music festivals, and we assist businesses and project managers with welfare unit servicing so their sites remain compliant with health, safety, and environmental regulations. In the following guide, our experts explain what welfare facilities construction sites should have and the relevant legal regulations.

Septic tanks must be regularly maintained so they can function as intended and do not pose a hazard to the environment or public health. In this blog, we explore all things septic tanks and their proper maintenance.

Universal Tankers have introduced an Employee Assistance Programme to support their workforce. This programme is available to all Universal Tankers staff, giving them 24/7 support covering various areas or expertise. The programme Universal Tankers have chosen is provided by Health Assured.

Throughout March and April, Universal Tankers have been gathering up old clothes, bedding, shoes etc to donate to generate funds for the Great North Air Ambulance service.