Why HMHTTC
• 800,000 hazmat shipments travel daily in the US by ground, rail, air, water, pipeline
• The EPA estimates 57 million metric tons of hazardous waste are generated each year
• OSHA estimates there are nearly 30,000 hazardous materials spills annually
• $1.2 billion is lost in hazardous materials emergencies annually
• $2.4 billion is lost in assumed liabilities due to spills
The law requires that companies and industries handling hazardous materials (hazmat), whether by transportation, storage or industrial use, have a plan to deal with potential hazmat spills and releases.
• Is your plan still viable?
• When's the last time you reviewed and verified your contingency plan?
• How would you respond to an emergency right NOW?
HMHTTC Response, Inc., The Masters of Disaster, can help ensure that you are prepared in the event of an emergency.
Since 1993, HMHTTC has responded to and managed hazmat spills and non hazmat spills throughout North America including chemical and diesel spills, facility and warehouse chemical and diesel spills, highway transportation incidents, aircraft incidents and disasters, rail response incidents and transfers, chemical plant explosions and fires, building collapses, chemical and biological releases, and weapons of mass destruction disasters, as well as natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, fires, tornadoes and earthquakes.
Because of our “first response” focus, we maintain both the quickest average response time and one of the best safety and compliance records in the industry. This is primarily due to our commitment to training and our policies and procedures, which have resulted in no notices of violation from OSHA.
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