Restaurant operators have a multitude of things to worry about from menus and staffing to the costs of materials and the overall restaurant experience. Creating an atmosphere that complements the food offering is what owners are in search of to ensure their reastaurant is constanly full and their bottom lines healthy. Often times, individuals involded in the food preparation industry overlook what does not generate a dime in revenue but can certainly affect the perception of the business on many different fronts: grease trap waste disposal. The bi-product of their culinary creations, no matter how fancy or basic is something that must be properly managed.Maintaining your restaurant's grease trap can have many positive effects including but not limited to:
- Minimizing foul odors along with possible business interruptions
- Reduce the discharge of Oil & Grease in to the Wastewater collection system
- Comply with your receiving plant’s Grease Trap Management Program
Depending on the type of food establishment, maintenance should be conducted about every two weeks for smaller interceptors and quarterly for larger interceptors. The goal is to reduce the discharge of oil and grease in to the wastewater collection system on site. Proper frequency can be determined upon periodic inspections by an experienced grease trap removal contractor.
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