The company Nagel Waste Oil and Hazardous Waste Disposal was founded in 1985 by the namesake Ottmar Nagel. Initially only specializing in the disposal of waste oils , operations were expanded in 1991 and an interim storage facility for liquid and solid waste was set up. Sorted collection, storage and treatment of waste turned out to be a very successful concept, which led to constant expansion.

In January 2008, Ottmar Nagel handed over the business to his long-time companion Peter Tersteeg. As a former managing director and owner of ECM Entsorgungscenter Münsterland GmbH & Co. KG, he has been working in waste oil and waste disposal for several decades. Since then, both companies have been working even more efficiently.

Current development Continuous growth course With the decision to convert the fleet to multi-chamber vehicles, new paths were taken. Various liquid wastes, such as brake fluid, coolant, waste oil and waste petrol, can now be taken over at the same time at the points where they occur . The fleet now includes a number of multi-chamber suction vehicles and multi-chamber solid fuel vehicles.

In 2013, another important step was taken in the future of the company with the appointment of Kevin Tersteeg as authorized signatory. Now the managing director, the company continues to grow under his leadership, which became clear with the commissioning of a new tank farm at the Coesfeld site.