PSC, LLC provides environmental and industrial services for Fortune 500 clients. Its environmental services include transportation and disposal, healthcare, retail, technical, pharmaceutical waste disposal, emergency response, on-site environmental management, household hazardous waste, mailback recycling, and oil water separator services. The company also provides industrial services, such as boiler outage, chemical cleaning, hydroblasting, thermal treatment, oilfield, remediation consulting, turnaround, reduction technologies, vacuum services, environmental management program, FAST program, Rhino, and safety services. In addition, it owns and operates hazardous waste treatment/transfer, storage, and disposal facilities for handling organic and inorganic waste streams; and operates a fleet of vehicles, including trucks, trailers, vans, flat beds, vacuum trucks, roll-offs, and heavy equipment. The company serves aerospace, automotive, government, healthcare, education, manufacturing, oil and gas, power generation, refining/chemical, retail, technology, telecommunications, transportation, travel/hospitality, utility, research, manufacturing, and life science industries in North America. PSC, LLC was founded in 1977 and is based in Houston, Texas.
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