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Did You Know?
As a subcontracted service, ER augments many environmental firms' staffing by providing crews of managers and field staff.
Often these ER crews become 'invisible' by wearing our clients' uniforms and driving our clients' vehicles.
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News & Media
May 2007
ER received EPA's annual ratings for performance under our 2006 efforts in our USEPA Emergency Response and Remediation Services (ERRS) Region 8 Contract.
This score continues ER's tradition of scoring "Outstanding" and "Excellent" for all categories of performance for the third straight year on all of our ERRS Contracts.
The EPA evaluation specifies ER's consisten delivery of exceptional work in both the field and the program management levels.
April 2007
EPA Region 7 dispatched an ER crew to Greensburg, KS immediately after a devastating F5 tornado struck the community of 1500.
After initial response action were taken, ER send an additional 20 field technicians, tasked to retrieve and dispose of miscellaneous household hazard waste and white goods dispersed by the storms.
ER crews remained on scene to oversee disposal of storm dispersed HHW.
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ER staging area, Greensburg, KS Tornado. |
February 2007
ER clean-up technicians and field crew management continue to provide household and
hazardous waste materials recovery and disposal in two of the worst storm ravaged parishes in Louisiana. To date, in excess of 4000 tons of HHW, 500 tons white goods and in excess of 300,000 lbs. of Freon have been recovered and disposed.
December 2006
Client review by the USEPA has again ranked ER as 'Excellent' or 'Outstanding' in the five areas of review: Timeliness, Quality, Cost Control, Customer Satisfaction and Business Relations. This evaluation marks the forth straight review with the highest ratings achievable.
November 2006
ER closed out our Libby, Montana 2006 construction season with a 90% win rate on competitively bid fixed price task orders under our DOT Remediation Contract.
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