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Waste
Minimization
A tank cleaning process should
yield the smallest amount possible of waste for disposal.
Waste disposal costs are significant, especially in remote areas of
Alaska. Conventional tank cleaning,
although manually intensive, can be the most pragmatic method in remote areas.
Wastes that are accumulated from tank cleaning will be properly handled
in accordance with all applicable federal, state, or local requirements.
Rapid
Turnaround
Tank downtime interrupts normal
plant activity, so speed is a critical factor to be considered.
The highly skilled and experienced crews we utilize are familiar with a
variety of cleaning techniques to minimize tank downtime.
Safe Operation
Tank cleaning is a potentially
hazardous task. Personnel are
required to enter confined spaces with exposure to toxic chemicals and volatile
atmospheres. The health and safety
of the public, our client, and our personnel is extremely important to CCI.
Integral to this program is the inclusion of health and safety plans,
training programs, site evaluations, exposure monitoring, and medical
monitoring.
Cost-effectiveness
An assessment of tank cleaning services is based on an
analysis of total cost versus value received. The following factors are
included in most evaluations: tank cleaning cost, waste disposal cost, costs
associated with tank downtime and long term liability costs associated with
personnel safety, disposed waste and environmental impact. CCI recognizes
the importance of these elements relative to managing a cost-effective project.
CCI is involved in vessel and tank cleaning in Prudhoe Bay, Endicott, Badhami
and Milne Point oil fields. Some of
our vessel cleaning projects include production slug catchers, large and small
fuel storage tanks, separation units, dirty water tanks, heat exchangers, as
well as water and sewage holding tanks. These
projects frequently include vessel clean out, sandblasting, coating application,
waste disposal and vessel fire watch. |