Chemical spills can happen in unexpected locations, 360 Hazardous is prepared to identify, remove, and treat the specific element and safely remove it from the location. Our team has experience in removing:
We are here to educate and guide you. We will provide multiple options for you and your family, so you can make the best decision for your family. At 360, we are all about you.
There are many different types of hazardous materials decontamination work. Let’s talk about the most common specialties.
Asbestos abatement workers remove asbestos from older buildings – particularly asbestos insulation in buildings that are being renovated or demolished. This often requires night and weekend work in old office buildings, schools, apartments, historic homes, and other structures. First, they apply chemicals to soften up the asbestos, then they cut, scrape, or vacuum it away. Special bags or containers are required for safe disposal.
Lead abatement workers remove lead-based paint from older buildings in similar conditions to asbestos abatement. They use chemicals, sandblasters, high-pressure water sprayers, and other techniques to strip the paint, then they dispose of the paint chips and residue in special containers. Lead abatement workers need personal air monitors to measure their lead exposure levels as they work.
Hazmat removal workers are a critical part of environmental remediation – in other words, the planned cleanup of industrial waste. They do the hard, hand-on-work of cleaning pollutants and contaminants from Superfund sites, Brownfield sites, and other affected areas. Similar work is necessary for emergency and disaster response when hazardous materials are released. This includes accidents involving trains or trucks full of hazardous materials, or natural disasters that cause hazmat contamination (think Fukushima).
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal (TSD) technicians ensure that hazardous materials are stored or disposed of safely after they’re no longer useful. Some can be safely destroyed. Others can be treated with other substances to render them harmless. Some substances can only be stored away securely to avoid contamination. TSD technicians may work at landfills, recycling plants, incinerators, industrial furnaces, or special storage facilities. They often operate heavy machinery to move hazardous materials. Often, regulations require careful record-keeping.
There is a cluster of positions that primarily involve radioactive materials and/or nuclear power plants. These usually demand a higher degree of education and training than other hazmat removal work. Radiation protection Technicians use protocols and technology to reduce the risk of radiation leaks and/or mitigate their effects. Technicians monitor, record, and report radiation levels. They’re usually not directly responsible for cleanup, but offer advice on procedure, risks, and potential solutions. Most radiation protection technicians are employed by private businesses or organizations to assist in environmental waste management or remediate. Decommissioning and Decontamination (D&D) Workers remove and treat radioactive materials generated by nuclear facilities and power plants. Demand for this work is highest during refueling, with the potential for periods of unemployment. Recently demand has been higher due to the need to decommission a large number of older nuclear plants.
Hazmat removal workers have an important job: clean up and safely dispose of materials that are harmful to human health and the environment. That can include;
By its nature, Hazmat removal work can be dangerous to both workers and the general public, which is why a big part of the job is following safety guidelines created by U.S. and state governments. Hazmat removal is a strictly regulated profession.
Our technicians are certified and trained in accordance with state and federal regulations including; OSHA, EPA, and DOT, to respond to the scene with expertise and compassion and are available 24/7. We will provide equipment to contain the risk of cross-contamination and exposure, and clean the environment, in doing so, remove all harmful materials from the scene. Our professionals are trained to recognize symptoms of exposure to establish site-control programs and implement procedures that will mitigate harm.
360 professionals are trained to safely clean and remove biohazardous substances and dispose of them properly in accordance with OSHA and health regulations. We know what it takes to fully remove the harmful substances in a way that will minimize the damage to the surrounding environment and how to safely dispose of the material once removed.
You’ll have peace of mind when our team shows up because of our unmatched expertise and commitment to your safety. We take a client-centric approach to our services, developing a long-term working relationship with our customers so we can provide overall better care. Not only do we provide turnkey hazmat remediation services, but by the end of your experience, you will have a quality company you can always count on! Don’t wait, call us 24/7 when you need help.
We will meet with you to gather basic information and then perform a hazard site assessment. All services recommendations will be broken down and explained so you are fully aware of all possible remediation options.
Great experience! The Vice-President, Andrew Whitmarsh was there to greet us and explain the process/company. I was impressed on Andrew recalling everyone he met and remembered me from hours later (even after meeting 50+ people that day). Keep up the outstanding work!
Reid FoltyniewiczOutstanding work today Hazardous 360.
Bruce MorrisHazardous360 is an amazing company. Our condo building had a basement intruder, a mentally ill and homeless man, who used our basement as his home for two nights, and, because we don’t have a bathroom down there, he soiled the concrete floor, left food garbage and alcohol bottles strewn about, and used a washing machine, which resulted in a thick lining of grease in the washtub. We called Hazard360 late at night. They had a courageous young lady arrive at our building first thing in the morning—Candy, a USMC veteran. I unlocked the door, and she put on our biohazard equipment and respirator, took in some cleaning supplies, and checked out the entire basement. She found the specific areas that had bio waste and other matter. Within thirty minutes, she had the basement cleaned, sanitized, and ready to be used. She hauled out the bio-waste in a red hazard bag and threw out the other garbage, all with a terrific attitude. She advised me not to go in with her because of the risk of drug-related diseases, HIV, hepatitis, COVID, and various bacteria. To her, we were a “minor” engagement. To us, it was major—making sure we had a safe, usable space that was secure from any health risks. Thank you, Candy, and Hazardous360!! You are outstanding. We learned of Hazardous360 from a neighboring police department, who regularly uses them for professional cleaning of crime scenes, suicides, and unattended deaths. Courageous, professional, thorough, and prompt are just a few of the adjectives I would use to describe them.
Murray GordonOur customer care team is able to immediately dispatch and respond to your service request. Our teams arrive at your location typically in a matter of hours, not days to assess the situation. We are able to start the cleanup on the day of the assessment if the premises are ready. 360 Hazardous Cleanup is here for you 24/7/365 if you need assistance with any cleanup service.
Unfortunately, trauma scene cleanup is the responsibility of the property owner. In most cases, homeowners insurance policies will cover the cost of remediation services. However, this is not guaranteed. You need to check with your insurance adjuster to be certain. It’s important to note that insurance companies cannot dictate who you use. We do have experience working directly with insurance companies for our services and can help you with the process.
It is not recommended to try and clean the scene yourself. There is a great deal of state and federal mandates that govern the bio-hazard cleanup industry. State and Federal mandates have been established regulating the collection, handling, and disposal of human bio-hazardous waste. Individuals and companies can face serious penalties for not adhering to these regulations. Personnel conducting hazardous collection and disposal are required to follow specific training and medical mandates set by state and federal agencies.
We are very sensitive to the emotional needs and privacy of our customers. We work in a professional and discreet manner. Upon your request, we can arrive at the scene in an unmarked vehicle and be as discreet as needed. We understand your situation, and we will do everything we can to accommodate you.
No. As long as we have access to the property, if you choose not to be on-site during our cleaning process, we completely understand. If possible, we do prefer to conduct a final walk through when the work is completed to ensure customer satisfaction. Whether you’d like to monitor our work, or only visit once the job is complete, our team will treat your home with the same respect as if it was their own.
At 360 Hazardous Cleanup, we put family first. “No Family Left Behind” is our priority. We pride ourselves on compassion, caring for you from the first call to your last interaction. We provide rapid, discreet, and compassionate cleaning services for traumatic events so you can focus on healing and moving on. 360 is prepared for any biohazardous event, and have been in the environmental hazard industry for 35 years.
360 Hazardous Cleanup understands the stress our clients are under when they need our cleanup services. The sooner our experienced trauma technicians reach the scene, the better! We have strategically located offices throughout our service areas to provide rapid service. We will be on the scene within a matter of hours, not days to assess the situation.
The team was professional, responsive, and organized. Excellent service.
T PHazardous360 is an amazing company. Our condo building had a basement intruder, a mentally ill and homeless man, who used our basement as his home for two nights, and, because we don’t have a bathroom down there, he soiled the concrete floor, left food garbage and alcohol bottles strewn about, and used a washing machine, which resulted in a thick lining of grease in the washtub. We called Hazard360 late at night. They had a courageous young lady arrive at our building first thing in the morning—Candy, a USMC veteran. I unlocked the door, and she put on our biohazard equipment and respirator, took in some cleaning supplies, and checked out the entire basement. She found the specific areas that had bio waste and other matter. Within thirty minutes, she had the basement cleaned, sanitized, and ready to be used. She hauled out the bio-waste in a red hazard bag and threw out the other garbage, all with a terrific attitude. She advised me not to go in with her because of the risk of drug-related diseases, HIV, hepatitis, COVID, and various bacteria. To her, we were a “minor” engagement. To us, it was major—making sure we had a safe, usable space that was secure from any health risks. Thank you, Candy, and Hazardous360!! You are outstanding. We learned of Hazardous360 from a neighboring police department, who regularly uses them for professional cleaning of crime scenes, suicides, and unattended deaths. Courageous, professional, thorough, and prompt are just a few of the adjectives I would use to describe them.
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