by Debbie Villasenor | Apr 23, 2025 | Projects
See the HazChem Environmental Spill Clean Up Process: HazChem Environmental recently responded to a spill involving a red additive that leaked from a tote after it flipped during shipping, causing a release from the vented cap. Even Non-Hazardous material...
by Debbie Villasenor | Apr 14, 2025 | Projects
Industrial Lubricant Spill Clean Up: HazChem Environmental recently responded to an industrial AW-46 lubricant spill caused by shifting freight that punctured a 55-gallon steel drum, contaminating the trailer’s interior and its cargo. While hydraulic oil...
by Debbie Villasenor | Apr 7, 2025 | Projects
Pigment Spill During Transport HazChem Environmental recently responded to a red pigment spill when a pallet was crushed during shipping. Pigments can be difficult to clean up due to their ability to stain surfaces and spread easily. Specialized cleanup procedures...
by Debbie Villasenor | Mar 31, 2025 | Projects
Nonylphenol: Chemical Leak Spill During Transport HazChem Environmental recently responded to a chemical leak spill of nonylphenol that occurred when screws sticking out of the trailer wall punctured the 275-gallon tote, contaminating the inside of the trailer. This...
by Debbie Villasenor | Mar 19, 2025 | Projects
Many Paints are Flammable Many paints and coatings, particularly oil-based ones, are flammable due to their solvent content, while water-based paints are typically non-flammable. Here’s a closer look: Oil-Based Paints: These contain high concentrations of...
by Debbie Villasenor | Mar 11, 2025 | Projects
What To Do After an Industrial Paint Spill HazChem Environmental specializes in both hazardous and non-hazardous spill cleanup response. HazChem Environmental recently responded to a paint spill caused by a pallet being crushed due to double stacking. Approximately...
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