Industrial Cleaning News Releases
MPW is building custom dollies for a truck manufacturer in Ohio. MPW, as a service provider at this particular plant—was running short of the dollies it needed to move its trucks along its assembly line. Each truck, during assembly, requires two dollies, one at its front and the other at the rear. A pin on […]
Read More50 YEARS AND BEYOND As MPW celebrates 50 years of advancing waterjetting for industrial cleaning use, General Manager and Waterjet Technology Association President Jimmy Peck looks to the future of not only the WJTA, but industrial cleaning waterjet technology as a whole. Read more below
Read MoreNew System Reduces Operating Costs and Saves Resources (HEBRON, Ohio) — Date — MPW has developed an automated system that allows dig water to be reused in hydro-excavation, revolutionizing the industry. By separating excavated debris from dig water, aggregate and soil can be repurposed for use on site or hauled for disposal, allowing the dig […]
Read More2019 was a year of awards for Melody Hatfield. First, Hatfield, an MPW Supervisor at DuPont Circleville (Ohio) Works, was honored with an Excellence in Service Award from the plant for her team’s work during a Fall shutdown. Then, in March of 2021, MPW announced Hatfield won the company’s 2019 Hourly Employee of the Year […]
Read MoreIt was late 2017, and Caleb Brown – then, MPW’s Indianapolis Branch Manager – had no idea he’d receive the company’s Salesperson of the Year Award for work he’d perform only a little more than one year later. The company made the pandemic-delayed announcement of Brown’s achievement in March and is planning an event to […]
Read MoreMPW knows innovation and automation are the future of industrial cleaning, and so do manufacturers and utility companies. So, it should come as no surprise that MPW is proposing the installation of water-jetting robots at customer facilities. There are numerous advantages to replacing manual water jetting with automated systems, according to MPW Electrical Engineering Supervisor […]
Read MoreDiscuss your branch/department’s dedication to safety. We expect all employees to follow the high safety standards that MPW and its customers require. All new hires attend OSHA 10 and site-specific trainings prior to working in the field. Our Safety Manager has had a long history from working for the client and shares that experience and […]
Read MoreThis month, two of the sales teams within the MPW organization have new leaders. Luckily, each group is getting a respected adviser who has already served about 10 years with the company. Mike Sokol moved from ICG Director of Sales to the same role at Porta Kleen, while the company promoted Mike McDevitt from ICG […]
Read MoreCongratulations to MPW Environmental Services, Inc., which received eight Zero Injury Safety Awards (ZISAs) from the National Maintenance Agreements Policy Committee, Inc. (NMAPC), for 2019. The awards are for: 379,687 zero-injury work-hours at Bruce Mansfield Plant in Shippingport, Pennsylvania; 218,058 zero-injury work-hours at W. H. Sammis Plant in Stratton, Ohio; 197,861 zero-injury work-hours at Cardinal […]
Read MoreAlthough there are several positive examples of maintenance personnel throughout MPW, Director of Maintenance Curt Ruff selected Sean Biehl, ICG’s Branch Manager in Gaston, North Carolina, to participate in this Q&A. “Sean has a mindset to hold people accountable and he really cares about the equipment,” Ruff said. “He also communicates well, talking with me […]
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