Equipment · Sanitation
Hand-Washing Stations
Clean hands keep a camp healthy.
Illness moves through a crowded camp fast. Trailer-mounted hand-washing stations go where people eat, sleep, and work, and they stay stocked for the length of the incident.
- On a Forest Service VIPR agreement for Regions 1, 2, and 4
- Trailer-mounted, placed anywhere in the camp
- Sited at dining, quarters, and work areas
- Kept stocked and serviced through the incident
Where they go
Wash points where the camp lives.
The stations are trailer-mounted, so they go where the camp actually needs them, and move when the camp does.
Dining and food lines
Stations at the head of every food line, where clean hands matter most.
Sleeping quarters
Wash-up points by the quarters so crews turn in clean.
Work and staging areas
Stations near the working edges of camp, not just the center.
Medical and aid
Support for the aid station and anyone treating people.
Camp entrance
A wash point where the camp meets the incident.
Wherever the camp shifts
If the footprint moves, the stations move with it.
Getting them to the incident
Placed, stocked, and kept working.
Hand-washing is one more line in the same delivery, serviced by the same crew.
- 01
Transport
Stations ride in with the rest of the camp equipment.
- 02
Place
Our crew sites stations through the camp: dining, quarters, work areas.
- 03
Service
Stations stay stocked and working for the length of the incident.
- 04
Break down
When the camp closes, the stations pack out with everything else.
Round out the camp
The rest of the camp.
Hand-washing is one line. Here is more of what makes the base camp.
Questions
Common hand-washing questions.
How many stations does a camp need?
Enough that nobody walks far to wash up. We match the count to the camp layout and headcount. Call 1-866-270-1749 and we will size it with you.
Who keeps them stocked?
Our crew services the stations for the length of the incident, the same crew that runs the rest of the camp.
Can we get stations without the rest of the camp?
Yes. Every Evergreen line stands on its own. Order the stations alone or as part of a complete camp.
Is this on a Forest Service agreement?
Yes. Evergreen holds VIPR agreement 1202SB26T8230 for potable and gray water truck with trailer-mounted hand-washing station, covering Regions 1, 2, and 4, open for orders through May 2029. We have held agreements in that category since 2015.
Do you handle potable and gray water too?
That agreement category covers potable and gray water alongside the hand-washing stations. Call 1-866-270-1749 with what the camp needs and we will confirm exactly what we can put on the ground.
Need wash points on a camp? Tell us the layout.
Give us the camp size and layout and we will tell you what Evergreen can field for it.