I run a fairly small auto repair shop in Al Nuaimiya and I’m trying to figure out if I’m overthinking something or genuinely overlooking a real issue, we keep a couple of drums of used oil and coolant on site waiting for proper disposal pickup, and honestly leaks have been rare, maybe one minor drip incident in the past year that got cleaned up quickly without any lasting mess, but a friend who runs a similar shop elsewhere mentioned he always keeps proper trays under his drums regardless of how infrequent leaks actually are for him too, which made me wonder if this is one of those things that’s more about being prepared for the rare bad scenario rather than reacting to how often problems have actually happened so far, does anyone else operate a small shop and deal with this same kind of internal debate about whether the investment is worth it given how infrequent actual leaks tend to be, or is that kind of thinking exactly the trap people fall into right before something eventually does go wrong and creates a bigger mess than expected, while looking into options I found some quality drip trays for drums in Al Nuaimiya which weren’t as expensive as I initially assumed, which honestly made me lean more toward just getting them regardless of how rare leaks have been so far for us, does anyone know if insurance or any local inspection requirements actually factor in whether you have this kind of containment in place even if you’ve never had a significant leak, because that’s another angle I hadn’t really considered until now, also is it more about protecting the floor from staining and general degradation over time from minor seepage rather than purely being about catastrophic leak prevention, because if it’s really more about long term floor protection then that changes how I’m thinking about the value proposition entirely compared to just viewing it as leak insurance, I don’t want to keep operating without proper containment just because we’ve been lucky so far, but I also want to understand if the primary benefit is actually different from what I initially assumed, so if anyone runs a similarly small operation and decided to add this kind of protection even without frequent leak issues, I’d like to hear what ultimately convinced you it was worth doing.