by SpillResponse | Dec 13, 2021 | #SpillLife, Emergency Response, New Location
Please join First Call Environmental in welcoming the grand opening of our newest service location – Savannah, GA. Our Savannah, GA, office is open and ready to respond 24/7, 365 for you and ready to show you, “The First Call Difference!” Savannah,...
by SpillResponse | Oct 28, 2021 | #SpillLife, Emergency Response, Hazmat, Latest Response, Waste Management
First Call Environmental began preparations for Hurricane Ida as it made its way up the Eastern Seaboard. While many focused on the destruction experienced along the Gulf shores, First Call prepared to assist with the impact to come within our own footprint. Company...
by SpillResponse | Sep 27, 2021 | #SpillLife, Cleanings, Emergency Response, Hazmat, Latest Response, Remediation, Spill Cleanup
In the early morning of September 11, 2021, First Call Environmental received a call for service regarding an overturned tanker on interstate I95 Southbound in the heart of Richmond, VA. Initial reports estimated approximately 4500 gallons of diesel released onto the...
by SpillResponse | Sep 23, 2021 | #SpillLife, Community, Emergency Response, New Location
Please join First Call Environmental in welcoming the grand opening of our newest service location – Hagerstown, MD. Our Hagerstown, MD, office is open and ready to respond 24/7, 365 for you and ready to show you, “The First Call Difference!”...
by SpillResponse | Aug 29, 2021 | #SpillLife, Cleanings, Emergency Response, Hazmat, Latest Response, Spill Cleanup, Waste Management
First Call Environmental, LLC Columbus, OH was recently requested to respond to an incident involving a bulging drum inside a facility. Upon arrival, the team discovered the drum was in fact a steel overpack that contained a 55 gallon drum inside. The team gathered...
by SpillResponse | Jul 29, 2021 | #SpillLife, Community, Emergency Response, Safety Corner
August can be a hot month and wearing PPE when it’s hot outside can be uncomfortable. When workers are uncomfortable, they’re more tempted to remove their PPE just for a little bit to try to get some relief. The only problem is that hazards don’t go away just because...
