Flying Sink Built for Construction Sites

The Flying Sink is a crane-liftable handwashing station designed for hard-to-access construction sites. When there’s no sink nearby, workers waste time leaving the job to wash up — or skip it entirely. The Flying Sink solves that, giving crews fast, reliable access to hygiene right where they’re working.

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Why Choose the Flying Sink?

Built for commercial job sites, the Flying Sink is ideal for high-rise construction where access is limited. With its crane-lift hook system and rugged design, it delivers reliable hygiene access where your crew needs it most, without leaving the floor.

Key Features:

  • Free-standing design – no tools or installation needed
  • 22-gallon freshwater & graywater tanks – high-capacity, low-maintenance
  • Universal foot pump – quick change, easy to use
  • Compatible with most soap and paper towel dispensers
  • Pressure washer–accessible graywater tank
  • Stake-down holes and four sturdy handles for field stability and transport
  • Serviceable from both sides for fast, simple maintenance
  • Durable stainless steel hinges & impact-resistant nozzles

Other Products for Commercial Construction Sites

In addition to the Flying Sink, we offer a full range of portable sanitation solutions built for demanding construction environments:

Add a Flying Sink to Your Job Site Today

Seattle construction companies trust Green Latrine to deliver clean, reliable portable sanitation—fast. The Flying Sink comes with its own integrated hook system, making it easy to lift by crane and place in hard-to-reach areas like rooftops or multi-level buildings.

Whether you need one or a full fleet, we’ll get you set up quickly and keep your site running smoothly.

Reliable Servicing On Your Schedule

We know how busy and complex construction sites can be. That’s why our Flying Sink servicing is built around your schedule, not ours. Whether you’re operating on tight crane windows or coordinating multiple lifts, our team will work directly with your crane operator to ensure seamless pickups and drop-offs.

From refills to pump-outs, we’ll make sure your handwashing station stays clean, stocked, and ready, with minimal disruption to your crew.

Because hygiene shouldn’t be a hassle.

Flying Sink Delivery & Service in Seattle

  • Fast delivery across Seattle and surrounding job sites
  • Weekly servicing available
  • Flexible rental terms
  • Friendly, local customer support—no call centers

Using the Flying Sink with a Crane

The Flying Sink (Handwash Lift) includes a dedicated lifting system for safe crane transport to rooftops and other hard-to-reach job site areas. Below is a summary of proper use and safety guidelines, based on ANSI/ASME B30.20 standards.

Pre-Operational Checks

  • Inspect all bolts, clamps, cables, and lifting hooks before each use.
  • Confirm that structural parts (tubes, arms, brackets) show no signs of damage or wear.
  • Record the serial number for tracking and reference.
  • Make sure the crane or rigging system is rated for the full weight of the Flying Sink (approx. 65 lbs empty, plus water weight).

Attaching the Flying Sink to a Crane

  1. Always use the top bail (loop) as the only attachment point.
  2. Ensure the crane hook is:
    • Properly sized
    • Fully closed with the hook latch engaged
    • Seated in the saddle of the bail
  3. Never lift the unit by any other part or structural component.

Crane Lifting Safety Guidelines

  • Never walk or stand under a suspended unit.
  • Do not lift over people or allow workers near a suspended load.
  • Only lift one unit at a time.
  • Do not leave the Flying Sink suspended for more than 2 hours.
  • Avoid swinging or sudden movements while suspended.
  • Alert job site personnel before lifting or moving the unit.

Inspection Frequency

  • Every Lift: Visual check by the operator.
  • Frequent: Weekly to monthly inspections depending on site use.
  • Periodic: Full inspection and documentation every 6–12 months, per ASME B30.20.

Maintenance Notes

  • Only qualified personnel should perform maintenance or repairs.
  • Use Satellite Industries–approved parts only.
  • Always follow all safety codes outlined in ANSI/ASME B30.20, B30.16, and B30.10.

Have questions or need a quote? Talk to our Seattle team at (206) 397-0336.

Trusted on Seattle’s Construction Sites

From residential builds to commercial high-rises, contractors across the region count on Green Latrine. We bring the same care and speed to every flying sink rental as we do to our portable restrooms.

Ready to Rent a Flying Sink?

Give us a call at 206-397-0336 or fill out our contact form to get a quote for your site. Our team is here to help you get set up quickly and stay compliant.

Flying Sink FAQs: Crane-Liftable Handwashing Stations for Seattle Job Sites

Looking to rent a handwashing station that can reach upper floors or rooftops? Below are the most commonly asked questions about our crane-liftable Flying Sink. Learn how it works, how to rent it in Seattle, and why it’s the top choice for high-rise and hard-to-access construction sites.

Is the Flying Sink available for same-day delivery in Seattle?2025-08-01T12:27:12+00:00

In many cases, yes. Green Latrine offers fast, local delivery of Flying Sink units across Seattle and surrounding areas. Call us to check same-day availability.

What makes the Flying Sink different from other job site sinks?2025-08-01T12:26:39+00:00

Unlike standard sinks, the Flying Sink is crane-liftable, stake-down ready, and serviceable from both sides. It’s ideal for multi-level construction sites that need portable handwashing stations delivered to elevated areas.

Can I use the Flying Sink on high-rise construction sites?2025-08-01T12:25:58+00:00

Absolutely. The Flying Sink is built specifically for high-rise construction and other hard-to-access job site areas where traditional sinks won’t reach.

How often is the Flying Sink serviced?2025-08-01T12:25:32+00:00

We offer weekly servicing and flexible scheduling for Flying Sink rentals. Our team coordinates directly with your crane operator to minimize disruption and keep your station clean and stocked.

Is the Flying Sink compliant with Seattle construction hygiene standards?2025-08-01T12:24:57+00:00

Yes. The Flying Sink meets job site hygiene requirements and follows crane lifting safety standards outlined in ANSI/ASME B30.20 for safe use in Seattle construction zones.

How do I rent a crane-liftable sink in Seattle?2025-08-01T12:24:13+00:00

You can rent a crane-liftable sink like the Flying Sink by calling Green Latrine. We offer fast delivery and flexible rental terms for job sites across Seattle.

What is a crane-liftable handwashing station?2025-08-01T12:23:27+00:00

A crane-liftable handwashing station, like the Flying Sink, is designed for construction sites where sinks can’t be placed on the ground. It can be safely hoisted by crane to rooftops, high-rise floors, or remote job site areas.

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