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Hazardous Waste Management
Both industrial clients and
remediation companies seek thorough, informed assistance in
efficient hazardous waste management, hazardous waste
disposal and treatment from Rader Environmental Services.
Rader Environmental Service's
experience in hazardous waste management is extensive, covering waste
characterization, environmental auditing and production process
waste analysis.
From on-site packaging,
labeling and manifesting of hazardous waste to selection of proper
facilities for even the most difficult waste stream commodities,
Rader Environmental Service's system incorporates all facets of
successful hazardous waste management.
Rader Environmental Services
employs chemists and specialized technicians to sample, analyze and
evaluate both hazardous and non-hazardous waste, and to determine
the most suitable means and location for disposal.
Ongoing contact with a wide
group of hazardous waste disposal, treatment and recycling
facilities allows Rader Environmental Services access to their most
recent developments in terms of conditions, capabilities and pricing
structures.
Armed with this knowledge and
solid working relationships with these facilities, we can implement
a program quickly and efficiently. We can oversee permits,
documentation, and scheduling to result in complete compliance with
all federal, state and local regulations.
With Rader's flexible
structure for service selection, a client or consultant can utilize
any or all of our waste management services to custom design
a waste management program. Here are a few hazardous waste
materials that we dispose of.
- Aerosol cans
- Aqueous processing
- Batteries
- Catalysts
- Contaminated soils
- Coolants
- Corrosive waste
- Dioxins
- Drummed waste
- Florescent bulb recovery
- Lab Packs
- Light ballast
- Mercury waste
- Elemental Mercury
- Non-regulated industrial waste
- Oil filters
- Organic contaminated waste
- Cyanide wastes
- Paint booth filters
- PCB disposal
- PCB Transformers
- Reactive/Explosive management
- Used oil
- High Hazard Chemicals: Shock Sensitive, Inhalation Hazard
- Waste treatment
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