BIS Industrial Services
Blasting And Coating Services
With BIS Blasting and Coatings Services, we make it easy to maintain operational compliance while extending the life of your facility’s assets. Fit to meet your onshore and offshore needs, our solutions are complete with job planning and scheduling from some of the best and brightest in the industry, material and logistics procurement, quality assurance, and the highest standard of safety—so you never have to worry about the details when BIS is on the job.
Tank Painting Surface Preparation/Sandblasting
You can use the best coating/paint products in the world, but if the surface is not prepared properly before the application, premature failure of the coating and deterioration of the substrate metal is inevitable. Our tank Coating Specialists study each project and determine the optimum approach to surface preparation based on site specific conditions such as tank materials, existing corrosion, humidity and other environmental conditions.
Tank Coating
BIS offers a variety of industrial tank coating services. These specialized coatings are performed with professional industrial equipment by license and trained experts in the field. Tank coatings are important because there are many instances where chemicals can leak from corroded tanks into the environment. Additionally, not just for safety reasons, but the tank coatings help prolong the life on the tank, thus protecting the asset of the company longer. Replacement costs can be awfully expensive for tanks and it’s a much better practice to coat the tank whenever it starts to rust or corrode.
Oil Spill Response
BIS is a certified oil spill first responder, obtaining GLO and OSRO certifications this is something we take very seriously minimizing waste and most importantly maintaining safety throughout the project. BIS handles all three major phases in Oil Spill Response:
Storage
Oil and oily debris collected offshore and in shallow water areas by mechanical measures (i.e., skimmers, booms, pumps, sorbents, etc.) may be transferred into vessels listed below:
- Portable tanks on recovery vessels,
- Containers (i.e., roll-off boxes) on recovery vessels/barges,
- Shallow water barges,
- Tank trucks,
- Towable bladders,
- Frac tanks,
- Barrels
Transfer
Oily debris will be segregated by types (i.e., sorbents, vegetation, sand, trash, etc.) and placed on a barge or container in a manner that will not allow seepage to occur. Oily debris will be transported in leak proof, sealable containers along with separate containers of recovered oil to temporary storage site(s) onshore that are convenient to the recovery operation.
Disposal
Waste generated during the course of the spill incident will be minimized to the extent possible to reduce associated manpower and expenses. Each waste stream (i.e., recovered oil, oily debris, decontamination wastes, etc.) will be treated separately for waste determination, characterization, and classification. All wastes generated will be managed as required by the BIS Waste Management Plan and the applicable regulation.