Total Waste Services Success Stories
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PROBLEM
Volkswagen produces cars in the Chattanooga production facility. In the nearly 3 million square foot facility, parts are stored in a warehouse and then brought to the production line as needed.
These parts come in their own packaging that is removed, leaving
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PROBLEM
An environmental services company working at a stainless-steel production facility faced constant issues with safety, compliance, equipment and meeting project deadlines. The mill, which was located in the Southeastern part of the United States, inevitably began searching for a more competent organization to manage its
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Problem
An automotive manufacturer in Virginia sought to safely and efficiently decontaminate its plant after the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Due to their longstanding relationship with MPW, plant managers knew MPW’s Safety & Training Department had the decontamination expertise and technical ability to quickly deliver
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A heavy- and medium-duty commercial truck manufacturer in Ohio sought to optimize the cleaning of its towveyor chain, which functions like a conveyor to transport vehicle parts throughout the plant.
Because of the 1,800-foot chain’s tremendous heft, plant personnel cleaned it only
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A South Carolina automotive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) needed a team with the capability to deep clean the entirety of its facility from bolts to beams—truly an industrial-sized feat. Main keys to the project were cost and finding a contractor with the
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An aluminum rolled-product manufacturer in Kentucky needed a deep cleaning to a standard that would eliminate the contamination of its products.
Due to recent construction which exposed large portions of the facility to inclement weather, dirt and debris were prevalent throughout the 90,000 square-foot building and in
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A document-shredding facility in Texas faced a significant buildup of combustible dust on its walls, floors and rafters. As the paper was shredded and compacted into bales for later recycling, particles accumulated into a dangerous layer of combustible dust that was approximately one-half inch thick.
After
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Before a custom food manufacturing company could commission a new facility in Ohio it would have to pass stringent FDA regulations and inspections.
The walls, ceilings, floors, fixtures, conveyors and metal racks in the facility’s expansive thaw room, meat cooler and decant room needed to be deep
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America’s largest manufacturer of activated carbon had been in production for over 40 years but had never been deep cleaned.
Walls, floors and process equipment were black from approximately a quarter-inch of accumulated carbon dust, which also created a breathing hazard
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Upon purchasing a Minnesota dairy facility, a food production company was facing issues with its wastewater discharge failing to meet city specifications. The city had fined the facility hundreds of thousands of dollars in previous years for discharges that exceeded the
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