Chemical spillcleanup
Chemical releases need trained crews, the right protective equipment and careful waste classification. That's hazmat work, not general cleanup.
DOSH
Know whatyou're cleaning
Every chemical behaves differently. Some react with water, some give off vapors, some are corrosive. Safe cleanup starts with knowing what spilled, then choosing the right containment, protective equipment and cleanup method.
Alliance crews are OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER trained and work under a NIOSH-approved respirator program. Waste is characterized by sampling and lab analysis before it's manifested and disposed of at an approved facility under RCRA, CERCLA and California rules.
Industrial & process
Process chemicals, solvents and residues at plants and shops.
Warehouses & storage
Container failures and storage-area releases.
Schools & agencies
Facility chemical releases that need a licensed contractor on the record.
Identify, contain,clean
Identify
Determine what was released and its hazards.
Protect & contain
Set up protective equipment and containment.
Clean up
Recover the chemical and contaminated materials.
Characterize
Sample and classify the waste stream.
Dispose
Manifested transport and certified disposal.
Chemical Spill CleanupFAQ
What do you need to know to respond?
What chemical was released, roughly how much, where it went, and whether anyone was exposed. Safety data sheets help.
Are your crews trained for chemical releases?
Yes. OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER, RCRA hazardous waste management and a NIOSH-approved respirator program.
Do you dispose of the chemical waste?
Yes, at approved Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities with full manifests.
Should I call 911?
If anyone is in danger or exposed, yes, call 911 first.
Had a chemical release?
Call our Chico office. If anyone is in danger, call 911 first.
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