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Gross finds direction en route to becoming MPW CDL Operator

March 7, 2018

Donald Gross was a different man five years ago.

That’s when Gross sought work at MPW’s branch located at AK Steel’s Middletown (Ohio) mill. Motivated to find steady work by a recent, drastic change in his life, Gross began his MPW career as a Technician in February of 2013.

“Five years ago, my daughter, Callie,

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MPW’s Northeastern District thrilled with new home

February 1, 2018

Last year, MPW purchased a new building for the Industrial Cleaning Division’s Northeastern District. The facility, located at 2680 Commercial Ave., in Mingo Junction, Ohio, is a larger, more modern, more convenient location.

MPW employees who work in the new facility are enjoying the improved workspace. Here’s what Brett Brandon, Mike Nicholson, Moe Berger and

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Refinery Turnarounds: Selecting the right partner for your operation

December 20, 2017

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It’s no secret that preventive maintenance practices can drastically improve the overall efficiency and reliability of a refinery or any other  industrial operation. However, while some types of repairs can be made while the equipment is operating, many times a major overhaul of the plant, or a

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MPW improves pipe-cleaning process for Southeastern auto manufacturer

December 14, 2017

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An automotive manufacturing facility in the Southeastern United States sought a partner with the innovative capabilities to improve the safety and efficiency of its industrial cleaning processes. Specifically, the plant required improvements for its procedures to remove sludge buildup from

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Staff Profile: Curt Ruff, MPW’s Corporate Director of Maintenance

December 8, 2017

As part of our regular staff spotlight series, we recently caught up with Curt Ruff, Corporate Director of Maintenance at MPW Industrial Services. In March 2018, Curt will celebrate 35 years with the company, working his way up from a welder to a member of our corporate leadership team. Today, we’re highlighting his

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Jet News: What’s your confined space rescue plan?

November 12, 2017

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By Jimmy Peck, General Manager, MPW Industrial Services and a member of the WJTA Board of Directors

Cleaning, repairing or inspecting critical equipment often requires workers to enter small, sometimes life-threatening, spaces like tanks or pipes where they may be exposed to hazardous material.

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MPW earns national safety awards for work at FirstEnergy plants

November 8, 2017

MPW Environmental Services, Inc., accepted two Zero Injury Safety Awards (ZISAs) from the National Maintenance Agreements Policy Committee, Inc. (NMAPC), for 2016.

The awards are for 214,922 zero-injury man-hours at FirstEnergy’s Bruce Mansfield Plant in Shippingport, Pennsylvania and 79,733 zero-injury man-hours at FirstEnergy’s W. H. Sammis Plant in Stratton, Ohio.

“MPW is honored

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MPW Succeeds on Automotive Block Line

October 19, 2017

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An automotive manufacturer in the Southeastern United States was struggling to find an industrial cleaning provider that could effectively cleanse the engine assembly block line cells within its mandated eight-day window of downtime.

But after touring another facility’s engine assembly

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Jet News: Hands-free vacuum robots lead to safer, efficient cleaning

October 12, 2017

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By Jimmy Peck, General Manager, MPW Industrial Services and a member of the WJTA Board of Directors

In the industrial sector, the cleaning and inspection of critical equipment plays a significant role in any maintenance program. While plant management generally understands the importance of

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Peck named to WTJA-IMCA Board of Directors

October 1, 2017

Jimmy Peck, General Manager of MPW’s Industrial Cleaning Division, was named to Board of Directors of the WaterJet Technology Association (WTJA) and Industrial & Municipal Cleaning Association (IMCA) in September.

Peck’s four-year term will begin October 25.

In an acceptance letter, WJTA-IMCA Association Manager Peter Wright wrote that Peck’s candidacy demonstrates “interest

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