1.1 User Eligibility
• Only authorized individuals may use the portable bathroom units. The Hirer is responsible for ensuring that all users are informed of and adhere to these guidelines.
1.2 Maximum Capacity
• Each portable bathroom unit has a specified maximum capacity. This information will be provided during the rental confirmation. Exceeding this limit may result in damage and additional charges.
2.1 General Usage Protocols
• Users must use the units in accordance with standard hygiene practices, which include:
• Using toilet paper only; no other items should be disposed of in the toilet.
• Reporting any malfunctions or issues immediately to the Hirer or Newcastle Portable Bathrooms.
2.2 Handling of Supplies
• Customers should ensure that supplies such as toilet paper and hand sanitizer are adequately stocked throughout the rental period.
3.1 Prohibited Items
• The following items are strictly prohibited from being disposed of in the portable bathrooms:
• Non-biodegradable items (e.g., plastic, sanitary products).
• Chemicals or hazardous materials.
• Food and beverages.
3.2 Misuse of the Unit
• Any misuse of the unit, such as vandalism, excessive waste, or improper disposal of items, may result in additional charges and potential termination of the rental agreement.
4.1 Reporting Emergencies
• In the event of an emergency or a malfunction, users must report the issue to the Hirer or Newcastle Portable Bathrooms immediately. Emergency contact information will be provided during the rental confirmation.
4.2 Evacuation Procedures
• Users should familiarize themselves with the nearest exits and evacuation procedures in case of an emergency situation.
5.1 Regular Checks
• The Hirer should conduct regular checks on the unit to ensure it is clean and functional. Any issues or concerns should be reported immediately.
5.2 Cleaning Responsibilities
• Users should maintain the cleanliness of the portable bathroom unit during their use. This includes:
• Keeping the unit free of litter and debris.
• Ensuring that surfaces are kept clean and hygienic.
6.1 Final Inspection
• Before the end of the rental period, the Hirer should conduct a final inspection of the unit to ensure it meets cleanliness standards.
6.2 Documentation of Condition
• If possible, take photographs of the unit upon return to document its condition. This can help address any disputes regarding damage or cleanliness.