Municipal public works departments, DOT maintenance crews, roadway contractors, street sweeping programs and emergency response teams need fast, effective cleanup solutions when fuel, oil, hydraulic fluid, grease or other petroleum-based contaminants reach streets, highways, fleet yards and public facilities. Fireman's Brand SPILLCLEAN®, is a pH-neutral surface washing agent designed to release petroleum-based contaminants from hard and porous surfaces so they can be lifted, contained and removed according to applicable EPA and local regulations.
SPILLCLEAN® can be used for roadway fuel spills, vehicle fluid leaks, fleet maintenance cleanup, accident site response, street sweeper applications and routine municipal street or facility maintenance where oil, grease, gasoline, diesel fuel, transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid, brake fluid or antifreeze may contaminate paved surfaces. Its pH-neutral, non-corrosive formulation supports use around vehicles, maintenance equipment, roadway infrastructure, street cleaning equipment and shop environments when used as directed.
Municipal Public Works Applications
Public works crews are often responsible for maintaining streets, parking areas, municipal garages, transfer stations, maintenance yards and public facilities where petroleum-based contamination can occur. SPILLCLEAN® helps crews address oil and fuel residues on pavement, concrete and shop floors while supporting cleaner, safer work areas and reducing long-term buildup from vehicle traffic and equipment operations.
Street Sweeper & Municipal Street Cleaning Applications
For public works departments, DOT crews and municipal maintenance teams, SPILLCLEAN® can be used in street sweeping and roadway cleaning applications to help release petroleum-based residues from paved surfaces. Oil drips, fuel residues, grease, hydraulic fluid and other hydrocarbon contaminants can accumulate on streets, parking areas, fleet yards, maintenance facilities and public works surfaces.
As the manufacturer, Fireman’s Brand can provide product guidance for using SPILLCLEAN® in applicable street sweeper, roadway cleaning and municipal maintenance programs. This makes SPILLCLEAN® a practical solution not only for emergency spill response, but also for routine public works cleaning and pollution prevention.
DOT & Highway Maintenance Applications
DOT and transportation maintenance teams encounter oil, fuel and vehicle fluid spills on highways, bridges, ramps, depots and maintenance facilities. SPILLCLEAN® is designed to help release hydrocarbons from asphalt, concrete and other hard surfaces, making it a practical option for roadway spill cleanup, highway incident response and transportation facility maintenance.
Hazmat & Emergency Spill Response Applications
Hazmat units, fire departments and emergency response teams often respond to vehicle crashes, fuel releases and roadway contamination where fast cleanup and traffic restoration are priorities. SPILLCLEAN® can support hazmat spill response involving petroleum-based contaminants while keeping the page focused on oil, fuel, grease and hydrocarbon cleanup rather than general hazardous waste remediation or disposal services.
Roadway Spill Response & Municipal Street Sweeper Cleaning FAQ's
SPILLCLEAN is used to clean up gasoline, diesel fuel, transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid, grease, brake fluid and similar vehicle-related spills commonly found on streets, highways, fleet yards and shop floors.
Yes. SPILLCLEAN is designed for state, federal, municipal, transportation and emergency response environments where petroleum-based spills need to be released from hard surfaces and removed according to applicable EPA and local regulations.
Yes. Fireman’s Brand manufactures SPILLCLEAN® and can provide product guidance for municipal street sweeper, roadway cleaning and public works maintenance applications where petroleum-based residues, fuel, oil, grease or hydrocarbon contamination are present on paved surfaces.
SPILLCLEAN can support hazmat and emergency response teams when the incident involves petroleum-based contaminants such as fuel, oil or hydraulic fluid. It should be positioned as an oil and fuel spill cleanup solution, not as a general hazardous waste disposal or remediation service.
Recovered material and rinse water should be managed according to applicable EPA, state and local regulations, as well as the site’s own response procedures.