Spill Center Makes a Solid Business Case
Spill Center is a nationwide environmental claims management company specializing in hazardous materials incident support for spill generators in the transportation, chemical and insurance industries. It was founded in 1990 as a 24/7 resource for companies at risk from hazardous materials releases. Spill Center creates and supports enterprise-wide contingency plans and manages public, private and for-hire emergency response inventory. Leading transportation, insurance and chemical companies rely on Spill Center to meet ever-evolving expectations related to contingency planning and risk management. For more information, contact Tom Moses, Spill Center, 22 Kane Industrial Dr., Hudson MA 01749; Tel: 978-568-1922; Fax 978-568-1945; E-mail: tmoses@spillcenter.com; www.spillcenter.com.
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Online Spill Reporting Surges at SpillCenter.com
The number of subscribers using the Internet to report spills to Spill Center has been climbing in recent months, according to Director of Operations Nancy Murphy. “More people are discovering that online reporting is faster and more convenient,” she relates.
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Better Emergency Response Offered Against Terrorists
Spill Center has partnered with mTuitive, Inc. of Osterville, Mass. to help solve the challenge of responding to terrorist attacks. The two companies offer an integrated solution in the form of a mobile, expert emergency response system for all acts of terrorism.
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Seminars on Spills
Tom Moses, Spill Center president, participated in a one-day seminar on “Spill Prevention and Response in Illinois,” Nov. 12 in Chicago. He discussed the benefits of a new Hazardous Materials Tracking Center developed by Spill Center to improve security for shippers and transporters.
Tom was an invited speaker at the AmeriQuest Transportation Industry Convention in St. Thomas, Nov. 5-9. He also spoke at the AmeriQuest Fall Maintenance Managers Meeting in Baltimore in October. He discussed ways spill generators can contain costs and minimize liabilities through spill preparedness and contingency planning.
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SURVEY RESULTS
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Have you changed the way you do business as the result of the terrorist activities in the USA?
85.7% answered
Yes
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Did You Know?
Emergency responders are “drastically underfunded” and “dangerously unprepared” to handle terrorist attacks in the USA. That’s the conclusion of an Independent Task Force sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations (www.cfr.org).
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