The Class 1 Difference
Examples of Non-Hazardous Liquid Waste:
- Acidic Wastewaters
- Brines and Salt Waters
- Caustic Wastewaters
- Chemical Wastewaters
- Contaminated Groundwater
- Contaminated Storm Waters
- Coolant Wastewaters
- Equipment Wastewaters
- Expired Chemical Products
- Industrial Sludge
- Landfill Leachate
- Metal Bearing Liquids
- Oily Waters
- Oil Water Separators
- Organic Liquids
- Organic Chemical Wastewaters
- Pesticide Wastes
- Petrochemical Wastewaters
- Pipeline Cleanout Wastewaters
- Process Waters
- Rail Car / Tanker Washout Waters
- Remediation Waters
- Rank Sludges and Washout Waters
- Wastewaters with Solids
- Paints and Solvents
Loads Accepted By:
- Tanker Truck
- Flatbed Truck (Drums and Totes)
- Rail Car
Profile Forms:
NHIW Certification Form 
Waste Profile
Mid-Way’s Commercial Non-Hazardous Industrial Waste (NHIW) Processing Facility and Class I Disposal Well located near Davenport, Oklahoma, is fully permitted to accept, process, store and dispose non-hazardous contaminated waters, sludge, and other liquid waste from commercial and industrial operations.
In a past report, the USEPA has stated that “Class I underground injection wells are safer than virtually all other waste disposal practices.” Further information regarding Class 1 injection wells can be found on the USEPA website: http://water.epa.gov/
EPA REPORT: 570/9-91-031: “Class I Underground Injection Wells are safer than virtually all other waste disposal practices.”
STATE OF THE ART FACILITY
Opened For Buisness January 2015
- Secure, state of the art facility
- Permitted by ODEQ and the EPA
- Accepts Bulk, Totes and drummed waste
- Drum docks for unloading
- World-Class, model facility
- Six bulk unloading stations
- Capability to handle high solids and oily waters
- Nearby rail siding and transfer station permit under review by ODEQ
