We have the state of Ohio covered! Call Kyle Forsythe at
614.798.9922 and he can hook you up with the right technical expert
to get your environmental problem solved.
Hospitals used to be one of the biggest contributors to mercury in
the environment. Some hospital equipment contained mercury as a
component. So how do you minimize mercury from hospitals? Eliminate
it at the source and that's what hospitals and equipment suppliers
have been doing. Case in point, you don't see any of the old
mercury thermometers being used at the hospital anymore. When
looking for ways to minimize waste, always try to look at the
source and see if you can engineer a potential...Read More »
August Mack Environmental is committed to our employees and our
clients. And in some instances, to get the job done for our client,
working on the weekends is required. So we do work weekends when
that is required to get the job done. I hope you are enjoying your
weekend........ Go Colts!!!
August Mack Environmental is proud
as we embark on our 7th year of webinars that we have given to
thousands of attendees. We are continually trying to provide fresh
information and hope you have learned a lot from our experts. But
we want some help with topics of interest to you. Call Tom Anderson
at 317.916.3105 and give me some suggestions.
If you have never attended one of
our free webinars by one of our EH&S experts, it's about
time you join us. Go to the upper right-hand side of this blog and
click on the photo like the one below.
Sign up for our free webinar next week on Groundwater and
Contaminate Migration. Listen to our expert share his
thoughts.
Last week I took my lunch break and sat in a downtown park. It was a beautiful day but I noticed something different as I look at the activities around the park. The park was surrounded by city streets and I'd been coming here over lunch during the past several years since our office had relocated from the suburbs to the downtown area. I usually came when it was great weather and ate my lunch. What was different? I noticed a dramatic increase in the bike traffic along the city streets versus the...
Read More »Since my bike accident, my travels
have been vastly curtailed but with the healing process well along
the way, I will be taking to the road again in October. I look
forward to meeting with our many clients that I have not personally
seen over the past several months. It will be good to be back out
on the road.
Call me (Tom Anderson) at
317.916.3105.
Are you about to embark on a
renovation project at your facility? Or are you modifying a work
area that will require construction activities? Have you evaluated
whether asbestos is an issue of concern? Not
sure...... call me at 317.916.3105.
In the workplace, personal
protective equipment (PPE) needs to be utilized when necessary.
Have you evaluated your workplace and jobs for the hazards that may
require the usage of PPE? And don't overlook the proper equipment
when you are doing things in your personal life. If you are riding
a bike, wear a helmet! I am speaking from personal experience.
Without a helmet, my life would have been forever changed this
summer when I experienced a bad crash on a bicycle. Although
I ended up with a...
Read More »Several of my clients have left
messages asking how I was doing (as I recover from my
bicycle accident). First of all, thank you for your concerns and
I am doing great. The recovery process is now in its 8th week
and all the pain from the broken collarbone and hip are gone.
I am very fortunate to have a great support system both at
home and work. Thank you to my clients, family, friends, and
everyone that has expressed concern.
I had the fortunate situation to
pass two great milestones last week. For those following my blog, I
have mentioned my bike crash and the related results. Last week I
was able to transition from a wheelchair to crutches. This has made
life much more simple. And the other milestone was my 15th
anniversary with August Mack Environmental! It was a great
week!
Need help identifying a mold problem. Call me at 317.916.3105 and I
can put you into contact with one of our experts.
If you are reading this blog, you
may have accessed it through a combined blog that shows all or many
of August Mack's blog posts. Each individual blog has an author
that you can click on to get to their specific blog. August Mack
posts anywhere from 30-80 blogs per month. We hope you find this
information helpful, interesting, and of value. August Mack
prides itself on our expertise, innovation, and commitment to our
employees and clients.
Are you getting ready to do a
renovation of an old existing building? Depending upon the age of
the building, have you thought about lead (Pb)-based paint? Does or
will this building have residential inhabitants? These are some of
the questions you should think through. Not sure what to do, call
August Mack (317.916.3105) and I can direct you to the resources
that have the expertise to help you with your problem.
If you have EH&S problems that
need to be solved, call Tom Anderson at 317.916.3105 and he will
direct you to the resources to get your problem solved. Whether you
need to look at sustainability solutions, have a Phase I
Environmental Site Assessement completed, or are looking for
someone to help develop your lockout/tagout program, we have the
resources.
Since our founding in 1988, August Mack has been committed to two fundamental principles: superior client service and commitment to employees. As a function of these two principles, we strive toward providing all of our clients with responsive, innovative, client-focused and results-driven solutions aimed at successfully meeting their environmental, health and safety (EH&S) needs. This approach sets us apart from the competition and has allowed us to develop long-term partnerships with numerous...
Read More »Over 40 years have passed since
the establishment of the US EPA. A lot of positive things have
resulted from the establishment of this organization. And a lot of
frustrations have also happened along the way. Take a look back at
one of the first news releases:
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