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High levels of lead are found in kids jewelry. Read the article featuring Pacific Rim Environmental in the The Seattle Times.
Pacific Rim Environmental thanks Kevin Dix, senior project engineer at Alaska Pulp Corporation, for the following testimonial:
“I hired you as a third party to ensure that all abatement was performed in accordance with all applicable regulations and to keep Alaksa Pulp Corp. out of trouble. You did exactly that.”
Our thanks to Gerald Hermanson, president of Asbestos Recycling Inc., for the following testimonial:
“We are most pleased with your firm’s environmental expertise and performance in handling our needs over the past three years, and look forward to your testing and documentive reports with our US DOE project, following the technical and professional reputation of your former projects with us.”
Kevin Preston, Construction Project Manager with the King County Housing Authority, recently sent to PacRim a letter of recommendation for our work on the Park Lake II Housing Development project.
“PRE completed its work on time and within budget. Dan Schwert, the PRE represtative on the project, maintained a high level of professionalism and provided thorough project updates. All of the PRE employees were great to work with, they are very personable and are always available to provide additional information and assistance if needed.”
Thanks, Kevin, for your kind words. You can read the rest of his letter here.
Our thanks to Dana Carlisle, P.E., Managing Principal of the Redmond/Seattle/Everett offices of GeoEngineers for the following testimonial:
“I have worked with Jeff Lewis and Pacific Rim Environmental for more than a decade and have found Jeff and the firm to be highly responsive and very knowledgeable about hazardous building materials, including the regulations and practical matters pertaining to construction, safety and abatement. The staff and leadership at Pacific Rim Environmental make a point to meet clients’ schedule demands, their cost structure is reasonable, and they follow up with clear and concise documentation. I have enjoyed working very much with Pacific Rim Environmental and would recommend them highly to others.”
Wondering what the consequences might be for violating the Clean Air Act? Check our the stories in The Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Clean Air Newsline, Puget Sound Clean Air’s monthly newsletter.
