A septage receiving station is a secure, automated system designed to accept and meter hauled liquid waste—such as septage, grease, and leachate—at a wastewater treatment facility. Haulers connect via a discharge point, and the system tracks volume, verifies authorization, and logs data for billing and compliance.

By installing an automated septage receiving station, facilities can streamline the acceptance of hauled waste, eliminate manual logging, prevent unauthorized dumping, and automatically generate accurate billing based on flow volume and waste type.

Yes. Modern systems include integrated flow metering, hauler ID verification, and automated billing. Each hauler’s activity is recorded by user ID, time, date, and volume—helping facilities recover costs and reduce administrative burden.

Our systems are customizable to accept:
- Septage (residential or commercial septic tank waste)
- Grease trap waste
- Leachate from landfills
- Portable toilet waste
- Other approved non-hazardous liquid waste streams
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Each waste type can be assigned unique pricing and discharge permissions.

Yes. Many stations include optional screening units, grinders, or debris traps to remove rags, solids, and grit before the waste enters the treatment plant—protecting downstream equipment and improving treatment performance.

Access is typically controlled via secure PINs, RFID key cards, or a mobile login system. Only authorized haulers can operate the station, and each transaction is logged in the system.

Yes. Our stations are designed for unattended operation and can function 24/7 if needed—especially useful for haulers who operate outside of normal business hours.

Yes. Data from the system can be exported or integrated with existing billing software, accounting platforms, or SCADA systems to simplify reconciliation and reporting.

Flow rate and capacity depend on your expected load volumes, number of haulers, and waste types. We work with you to assess your needs and configure the station with the right flow capacity, discharge ports, and pre-treatment options.

The system includes real-time user authentication, flow monitoring, and alert notifications. You can restrict access to specific users, set usage limits, and receive reports of suspicious activity.

Maintenance is minimal and generally includes routine inspections, occasional screen cleaning, and software updates. We offer systems with self-cleaning components and remote diagnostics to reduce service calls.

Yes. Multiple stations can be networked and centrally managed, allowing flexible deployment across your service area.

Yes. We provide complete training for operators and haulers, including system use, safety procedures, and troubleshooting. Documentation and technical support are also included.

We provide full support, including site evaluation, utility requirements, installation guidance, and integration with existing infrastructure. Stations can be installed as standalone kiosks or integrated with headworks systems.

Contact us with your facility details and expected usage. We’ll provide a tailored recommendation and pricing, including available options like screening units, billing software, and winterization packages.