Cliff Berry Inc - Miami Terminal

Cliff Berry Inc.

3033 NW North River Dr, Miami, FL 33142 • 954-325-7395

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Cliff Berry Inc - Miami Terminal is located at 3033 NW North River Dr, Miami, FL 33142.

Cliff Berry, Inc. has been offering comprehensive Environmental Services for over 57 years and today is comprised of over 135 full time employees. Field personnel are 40 hour OSHA certified, confined space trained, and receive extensive training in the use of equipment associated with site remediation, industrial maintenance and large-scale environmental response projects. CBI has a professional, seasoned management team interwoven with the most “hands-on experience” personnel in the industry. Our team includes several professionals who have served with the US Coast Guard and other international environmental services organizations.

Member of NORA An Association of Responsible Recyclers

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Street Address

3033 NW North River Dr
Miami, FL 33142
United States

Phone

P: 954-325-7395

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