SAN DIEGO, CA, May 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) A report in Energy Digital details the capabilities of premier emergency response and environmental specialist HEPACO of Charlotte, NC. Founded in 1984 by CEO Ron Horton St., the company provides services across multiple sectors.
HEPACO is at its very best when confronted with the most dire of incidents such as oil and chemical spills, chemical fires and transportation disasters. HEPACO's specialty extends beyond emergency response expertise to provide scheduled environmental service projects to their clients. The company now numbers 23 locations across the Southeast, stretching into the Mid-Atlantic region and as far north as New York and has safely completed more than 28,000 projects.
Ron Horton Jr., the company's second-generation president, as often as not can be found mentoring in the field, along with the rest of HEPACO's management team and is personally invested in HEPACO's responsibilities to its clients and the public.
"This company is very important to me and my family. As a high-quality provider of emergency response and environmental services, I believe in what we do. To instill a culture of excellence, I believe you have to roll up your sleeves and be involved with everyone else on the HEPACO team," Horton explains.
Not surprisingly, the company's reputation is growing. "We've become a nation-wide company providing international assistance as well," notes Joe Opatkiewicz, HEPACO's Director of Business Development.
Read the article here: http://www.energydigital.com
About HEPACO
HEPACO manages projects in the transportation, communication, petroleum, energy, manufacturing, commercial and institutional industries. The company's specific services include hazardous material spill response and restoration, marine oil spill response and restoration, transportation incident response, train derailments, chemical transfers, reactive/explosive stabilization, natural disaster response, biological incidents, industrial maintenance, remedial activity, asbestos/lead/mold abatement, waste transportation and disposal, and environmental training and consulting.
For more information, visit http://www.hepaco.com.
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[Press-News.org] Disaster Response Specialist and Environmental Contractor, HEPACO, Remediates Any Calamity Aftermath, in Energy DigitalA report in Energy Digital details the capabilities of premier emergency response and environmental specialist HEPACO of Charlotte, NC.