Emergency Response Services

To HazChem, "24-7-365" isn't some empty promise or slogan. It's our commitment to you. In an emergency, response time is critical. We know that your business demands fully trained, highly qualified crews to handle your emergency spills safely, rapidly and cost-effectively.

When you call 1.630.458.1910, we dispatch our spill response experts on-site to coordinate and clean your spill. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, HazChem guarantees to have an environmental specialist on-site within two hours (in Chicago and the seven collar counties).

HazChem has responded to and coordinated the clean-up of thousands of spill and release incidents in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa. We provide an array of turn-key services, including waste disposal, high-hazard response, industrial cleaning, bio-hazard recovery and identification and disposal of known and unknown materials.

With the depth of proven experience, HazChem gives you the benefit of "one-stop shopping. We handle everything from start to finish, so you never have to coordinate with various companies.

HazChem's Emergency Response Services include:

• Hazardous material spill response and clean-up

• Biohazardous material spill response and clean-up

• Hazardous material incidents ocurring "in-transit"

• Industrial fire clean-up

• Reactive and explosive stabilization/disposal

• Level A, B, C and D personal protective equipment

• Proper disposal of all waste generated during an incident

Level "A" Emergency Spill Response Trailer

With our high hazard response trailer, HazChem has the equipment, crews and technological knowledge to respond to potentially life-threatening emergencies with safe, immediate containment and stabilization. Our fully-equipped air safety trailer is completely transportable to remote locations, allowing our trained crews to operate in conditions that would be impossible in an otherwise lethal environment.

Our high-hazard response trailer includes the following inventory:

• Fully encapsulated suits

• Eight breathing air cylinders

• Ten self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)

• Six supplied-air breathing apparatus (SABA)

• H2S gas detector

• 800 ft. raised-letter breathing air hose

• Re-charge line for refilling breathing apparatus

• Levels A, B, C and D fire extinguishers

• Oxygen flow meter - complete with oxygen "D" cylinders

• Two low-pressure manifolds

• Two high-pressure regulators

• First-aid kit

• Warning signs, flags and poles

• Rescue harness with lanyard

• Decontamination pools