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We are excited to announce the capture of another Orange County Sanitation District project: the Digester Gas Compressor Dryer Replacements at Plant No. 1 and No. 2! Our project scope calls for the removal and demolition of three (3) gas drying systems, and the installation of new in-kind systems including all associated piping, valves, instruments, and controls followed by testing/commissioning efforts. Our teams are looking forward to embracing the challenging logistics of the project site as we tackle the various components at their respective plants. The rehabilitation of these legacy digester gas drying systems contributes to the district’s successful collection and treatment of approximately 185 million gallons of wastewater a day! Way to bring this one home, team!
We are excited to announce the capture of another Orange County Sanitation District project: the Digester Gas Compressor Dryer Replacements at Plant No. 1 and No. 2! Our project scope calls for the removal and demolition of three (3) gas drying systems, and the installation of new in-kind systems including all associated piping, valves, instruments, and controls followed by testing/commissioning efforts. Our teams are looking forward to embracing the challenging logistics of the project site as we tackle the various components at their respective plants. The rehabilitation of these legacy digester gas drying systems contributes to the district’s successful collection and treatment of approximately 185 million gallons of wastewater a day! Way to bring this one home, team!
Our Southern California project teams are actively implementing and performing a multi-aspect soil remediation project in Chula Vista, CA! Our scope here involves the excavation, stockpiling, loading, and management of approximately 40,000 tons of hazardous and non-hazardous soil to transform and prepare this 34-acre site for future development. We have been taking on this type of work for the past 25 years, and our experience and expertise in soil remediation are backed by our passion to deliver the highest quality results! Great work team!
Our Southern California project teams are actively implementing and performing a multi-aspect soil remediation project in Chula Vista, CA! Our scope here involves the excavation, stockpiling, loading, and management of approximately 40,000 tons of hazardous and non-hazardous soil to transform and prepare this 34-acre site for future development. We have been taking on this type of work for the past 25 years, and our experience and expertise in soil remediation are backed by our passion to deliver the highest quality results! Great work team!
Our Northern California project teams recently performed the removal of four underground storage tanks (USTs) at the San Francisco International Airport! The scope involved the demolition of associated aboveground fueling systems, triple-rinsing and dry ice inerting of USTs, management and disposal of 2,500 gallons of hazardous tank contents and rinsate, and backfill and site restoration activities to bring the project to completion. This project held unique qualities due to the site’s location alongside an active airport terminal, requiring extensive preconstruction and planning efforts, badging and escorting of personnel and subcontractors, and tight scheduling with Air Operations to successfully mitigate possible disruption to the project and/or the operations of the terminal. Bravo, team!
Our Northern California project teams recently performed the removal of four underground storage tanks (USTs) at the San Francisco International Airport! The scope involved the demolition of associated aboveground fueling systems, triple-rinsing and dry ice inerting of USTs, management and disposal of 2,500 gallons of hazardous tank contents and rinsate, and backfill and site restoration activities to bring the project to completion. This project held unique qualities due to the site’s location alongside an active airport terminal, requiring extensive preconstruction and planning efforts, badging and escorting of personnel and subcontractors, and tight scheduling with Air Operations to successfully mitigate possible disruption to the project and/or the operations of the terminal. Bravo, team!
Happy Fourth of July! This Independence Day, we are in high spirits and engulfed in patriotism as we celebrate the establishment of our great nation. Today, we honor the courage and vision of the generations of Americans who have fought to preserve our freedoms. We are grateful for the liberty and opportunities each of us enjoy as citizens of this country. We at ICS wish you an exciting and safe Independence Day!
Happy Fourth of July! This Independence Day, we are in high spirits and engulfed in patriotism as we celebrate the establishment of our great nation. Today, we honor the courage and vision of the generations of Americans who have fought to preserve our freedoms. We are grateful for the liberty and opportunities each of us enjoy as citizens of this country. We at ICS wish you an exciting and safe Independence Day!
This month’s safety topic on heat stress prevention is incredibly relevant at the moment for those based in California! While California battles excessive heat warnings with temperatures ranging from the low 90s to high 110s, field personnel must take additional measures to safeguard their health and wellness during the summertime. Heat stress and other related illnesses such as heat exhaustion or heat stroke, can be brought on if we are not prepared for extended periods of time in the heat. At ICS, we not only prepare for these high temperatures but also instill preventive measures to ensure our team’s wellness is preserved and to further enhance safety on project sites.
It is inherently important that we are mindful about the rising temperatures by not only prioritizing proper hydration throughout the day, but also providing more frequent breaks in shaded or cool areas can significantly reduce the risk of heat-related illnesses. When scheduling the workday items, strenuous tasks should be performed during cooler parts of the day to significantly mitigate heat exposure risks. All employees should be trained to recognize symptoms of heat exhaustion, such as dizziness, headaches, and profuse sweating, and to promptly report any concerns to their supervisors. July’s safety topic is a reminder that with temperatures soaring over these next few months, we must look out for one another and any early symptoms of heat stress!
This month’s safety topic on heat stress prevention is incredibly relevant at the moment for those based in California! While California battles excessive heat warnings with temperatures ranging from the low 90s to high 110s, field personnel must take additional measures to safeguard their health and wellness during the summertime. Heat stress and other related illnesses such as heat exhaustion or heat stroke, can be brought on if we are not prepared for extended periods of time in the heat. At ICS, we not only prepare for these high temperatures but also instill preventive measures to ensure our team’s wellness is preserved and to further enhance safety on project sites.
It is inherently important that we are mindful about the rising temperatures by not only prioritizing proper hydration throughout the day, but also providing more frequent breaks in shaded or cool areas can significantly reduce the risk of heat-related illnesses. When scheduling the workday items, strenuous tasks should be performed during cooler parts of the day to significantly mitigate heat exposure risks. All employees should be trained to recognize symptoms of heat exhaustion, such as dizziness, headaches, and profuse sweating, and to promptly report any concerns to their supervisors. July’s safety topic is a reminder that with temperatures soaring over these next few months, we must look out for one another and any early symptoms of heat stress!
Where We Are Now - Over the past 25 years, we`ve grown from a small office in Huntington Beach with a handful of dedicated individuals into a thriving enterprise with local presence across multiple locations. From our roots in California (offices in Costa Mesa, Anaheim, and Concord), to our recent expansion into Woodinville, Washington, our geographical reach now covers all the states in the Western United States!
Today, we are tackling environmental challenges of all shapes and sizes in any media (soil, vapor, groundwater, air pollution, wastewater, and stormwater) thanks to our expanded self-perform service offerings, setting us apart from other environmental construction companies. Our commitment to health and safety practices is more prominent than ever, backed by our developed behavioral safety program and digital safety management software. We take pride in fostering a culture of safety and camaraderie through our ICS family culture, because this is a fun place to work!
Today, we stand as a team of over 175 dedicated professionals, who are the backbone of our business as they emanate our core values through and through. We are humbled by the dedication of the entire ICS family, our employees and valued clients, who have been instrumental in our growth journey. Together, we look forward to further milestones, guided by our shared commitment to providing best-in-class environmental solutions. We are grateful for where we stand today and are excited for what is yet to come!
Where We Are Now - Over the past 25 years, we`ve grown from a small office in Huntington Beach with a handful of dedicated individuals into a thriving enterprise with local presence across multiple locations. From our roots in California (offices in Costa Mesa, Anaheim, and Concord), to our recent expansion into Woodinville, Washington, our geographical reach now covers all the states in the Western United States!
Today, we are tackling environmental challenges of all shapes and sizes in any media (soil, vapor, groundwater, air pollution, wastewater, and stormwater) thanks to our expanded self-perform service offerings, setting us apart from other environmental construction companies. Our commitment to health and safety practices is more prominent than ever, backed by our developed behavioral safety program and digital safety management software. We take pride in fostering a culture of safety and camaraderie through our ICS family culture, because this is a fun place to work!
Today, we stand as a team of over 175 dedicated professionals, who are the backbone of our business as they emanate our core values through and through. We are humbled by the dedication of the entire ICS family, our employees and valued clients, who have been instrumental in our growth journey. Together, we look forward to further milestones, guided by our shared commitment to providing best-in-class environmental solutions. We are grateful for where we stand today and are excited for what is yet to come!
Each quarter during our quarterly All Hands meeting, we recognize members of our field operations team who set an exemplary example of health and safety practices for others. These individuals set the bar high and lead by example in the field, and we celebrate their dedication to our work! We are proud to announce our Q1 Health and Safety Award recipients, of our Southern and Northern California branches!
Dre (SoCal) received the Health & Safety Award for Supervisory Staff (pictured first) for ultimately leading the field while demonstrating exemplary safety behaviors. ICS employees Jose (NorCal), Orlando (SoCal), and Tyler (NorCal) were each awarded the Hard Hat Safety Awards (pictured second, third, and fourth) for their consistent safe behavior demonstrated throughout the entirety of the quarter. Thank you, guys, for your stand-out commitment to safe behaviors in the workplace!
Each quarter during our quarterly All Hands meeting, we recognize members of our field operations team who set an exemplary example of health and safety practices for others. These individuals set the bar high and lead by example in the field, and we celebrate their dedication to our work! We are proud to announce our Q1 Health and Safety Award recipients, of our Southern and Northern California branches!
Dre (SoCal) received the Health & Safety Award for Supervisory Staff (pictured first) for ultimately leading the field while demonstrating exemplary safety behaviors. ICS employees Jose (NorCal), Orlando (SoCal), and Tyler (NorCal) were each awarded the Hard Hat Safety Awards (pictured second, third, and fourth) for their consistent safe behavior demonstrated throughout the entirety of the quarter. Thank you, guys, for your stand-out commitment to safe behaviors in the workplace!
Just this last Friday, we held our quarterly All Hands meeting for our Northern California team. This meeting was a success, as we introduced new faces to our workforce, discussed important health and safety matters, and opened the floor to hear the thoughts of all who were in attendance. In addition, we addressed the topics of Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA), current safety metrics, successes of the last quarter, and goal-setting as a team. At ICS All Hands meetings, it is vital that we congregate together not only as a team but as a family, as we chase one of our core values – Grow or Die is our Motto. We are always pushing one another to deliver our best, and to do it even better tomorrow. Thank you all who participated in our Q1 All Hands, and remember to get it done safely!
Just this last Friday, we held our quarterly All Hands meeting for our Northern California team. This meeting was a success, as we introduced new faces to our workforce, discussed important health and safety matters, and opened the floor to hear the thoughts of all who were in attendance. In addition, we addressed the topics of Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA), current safety metrics, successes of the last quarter, and goal-setting as a team. At ICS All Hands meetings, it is vital that we congregate together not only as a team but as a family, as we chase one of our core values – Grow or Die is our Motto. We are always pushing one another to deliver our best, and to do it even better tomorrow. Thank you all who participated in our Q1 All Hands, and remember to get it done safely!