Sustainable Spill Control Products
Are your spill control products sustainable? Here are a few questions that can help you determine the sustainability of your current spill control products.
Author: Donny Beaver
Did you ever wonder why oil spill products haven't changed in 50 years? Or why they don't work in the rain? Or why there is no modern spill-control training for frontline workers? Then join the club. My team and I have focused all our efforts on creating effective wet-weather oil spill control tools and mobile-based training for today's work-from-home crews. We welcome you to our "In the Trenches" training series by HalenHardy. Onward. Upward.
UV Degradation of Oil Spill Control Materials Explained
In June 2020, we launched a UV degradation test on the rooftop of our plant in Bellwood, PA. See how the competition stands up to Husky Products in the sun.
Giving Back to Our Local First Responders
Special thanks to our local first responders and volunteer firefighters from Excelsior Fire Department No.1 of Bellwood, PA.
Five Spill Response Best Practices
The key to oil spill containment and cleanup is speed and efficiency. Implementing a sustainable response strategy will not only save you money but also creates a safer environment.
HalenHardy Hits the Road – Service & Delivery Road Warriors
HalenHardy team members Pat Healy and Terry McCall go on the road and brave a late December ice storm to provide installation and training for dozens of Substation Spill Kits.
The Best Way to Contain and Clean Up Oil Spills In The Rain
Of the tens of millions of gallons of oil that enter our waters every year, only 8% is due to tanker or pipeline spills! The other 92% is mostly due to persistent leaks or operator error.