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A safety record built job by job.

An EMR of 0.87, zero recordable incidents and 1,614 jobs completed, backed by HSE staff, behavior-based safety programs and 40-hour HAZWOPER-trained crews.

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Safety record

What a bid list checks first.

Keeping every operation safe for our employees, customers and communities is the top priority. These are the numbers that show it.

0.87

Experience modification rate

As of May 2026. An EMR below 1.0 means fewer and smaller workers' compensation claims than the average for our type of work. It is one of the first numbers a safety department checks.

Recordable incidents

The count of OSHA-recordable injuries and illnesses on our crews.

1,614

Jobs completed

From single-drum pickups to full site remediations, each one run under the same safety program.

Safety program

People, training and testing.

Operations are supported by health and safety professionals, comprehensive policies and procedures, and ongoing employee training.

Professional HSE staff

Health and safety professionals support operations and direct site-specific health and safety requirements.

Behavior-based safety

Crews watch for and correct at-risk work habits before they turn into incidents.

40-hour HAZWOPER training

The OSHA standard for hazardous waste operations (29 CFR 1910.120).

Trade-specific operator training

Operators are trained on the equipment they run.

Customer and site-specific training

Crews complete the owner's orientation and site rules before work starts.

Drug and alcohol policy

A comprehensive written policy covering every employee.

DISA drug testing

Drug and alcohol testing administered through DISA.

DISA background checks

Background checks administered through DISA.

Prequalified through Avetta, Veriforce and ISN, so your safety department can check our records in the system it already uses. See our certifications ›

On every job

What the crew does before the first bucket.

Written into the company's standard operating procedures, and checked on site by the supervisor.

Job hazard analysis first
Every job starts with a hazard analysis and a safety briefing.
Confirmed utility locates
No excavation starts until underground utilities are located and marked.
Daily excavation inspections
A competent person inspects open excavations every day, under OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P.
Air monitoring on tank work
Gas monitoring, with confined space and hot work rules, on tank and vessel jobs.

Exclusion zones
Work zones are set and kept clear around running equipment.
Spill kits and extinguishers
Spill kits on site and fire extinguishers on heavy equipment.
Stop work on a strike or leak
A line strike or leak stops the job until it is safe to restart.
Near misses reported
Every incident and near miss is reported and documented.

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Tell us about the site.

Describe the work and the timeline. A project manager will come back to you, not a sales queue.

Prequalifying contractors?

Send us your contractor safety questionnaire and we will fill it in.

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