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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide portable toilets for incidents?
Portable Toilets (Standard & ADA)
Yes.
KDT provides portable toilets, standard and ADA wheelchair-accessible, delivered to your incident, placed to your camp layout, and pumped, cleaned and restocked on a daily schedule.
Typical configuration
- Holding tank
- About 60–70 gal per standard unit
- Camp ratio
- Commonly planned at about 1 toilet per 15–25 people with daily service
- Work site rule
- OSHA construction: 1 toilet for 1–20 workers, then 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40
- ADA
- Accessible units in every bank (5%+, and one or more per bank)
- Service
- Daily pumping, cleaning and restock in camps; more often at high-use banks
- Hookups
- None: no water or power needed
Sanitation is the first thing that goes wrong in a camp that's growing faster than its support. Portable toilets are the backbone: single units placed in banks near sleeping, dining, the ICP and staging, plus units at drop points, helispots and spike camps. Every bank should have handwash next to it and lighting at night.
KDT places units from your camp layout and headcount, including ADA-accessible units in every bank. Then we keep them usable. In a busy camp that means daily pumping, cleaning and restocking by a pump truck (the honey wagon) on a set route, with more frequent service at high-use banks. Waste goes to a permitted disposal facility.
On wildfire, KDT supplies the Toilet, Portable resource, regular or ADA compliant, serviced on the schedule the incident sets. Each unit has a urinal, a bench toilet with seat and cover, a hand sanitizer dispenser and a lockable multi-roll toilet paper dispenser that's refilled on every service visit.
We add units as crews arrive and pull them as the camp shrinks.
Available as
- Standard portable toilets
- ADA wheelchair-accessible units
- Flushing units with fresh-water tank
- Units with a built-in handwash sink
- Trailer-mounted units for moving crews
What's included
- Delivery and placement to your layout
- Daily pumping, cleaning and restock
- Toilet paper, sanitizer and liners
- Disposal at a permitted facility
- Moves and additions as the camp changes
- Pickup at demob
Where it's used
- Base camp sleeping, dining and ICP banks
- Staging areas and parking
- Drop points, helispots and spike camps
- Spill shorelines and decon lines
- Points of distribution and shelters
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide portable toilets for incidents?
Yes. We supply standard and ADA portable toilets for camps and work sites, and we place, pump, clean and restock them on a daily schedule until demob.
How many portable toilets does a camp need?
A common planning guide for a camp is about one per 15–25 people with daily service, with extra at dining and sleeping areas; order as many as the camp needs. OSHA's work-site rule is lower, but a camp lives on site 24 hours a day, so plan above it.
How often are portable toilets serviced?
In a camp, daily. High-use banks near dining and briefing may need service twice a day. Lightly used units at remote sites can go longer.
Do you have ADA-accessible portable toilets?
Yes. We include accessible units in every bank (5% or more, and one or more in each bank), placed on level, firm ground with an accessible route.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.