Client: DTG Hudson Street Transfer Station
Location: Seattle, WA
Service: Emergency Lead Abatement
Completion Date: Early 2024
Project Overview
When a commercial truck struck the DTG Hudson Street Transfer Station, the damage to the facility’s structure triggered the need for immediate environmental response. The impacted area contained lead-based materials, and a shutdown of operations was imminent unless remediation was completed promptly.
Alliance Environmental was called in to perform emergency lead abatement and ensure the facility could continue operating safely and in compliance with health regulations.
Our Response
Our team mobilized rapidly, arriving on-site and working overnight shifts to avoid disrupting daily operations. Abatement was conducted in elevated areas approximately 30 feet above ground, requiring the use of aerial lifts and strict adherence to safety procedures.
Key Actions Taken:
- Immediate mobilization and coordination with facility staff
- Overnight work schedule to maintain daytime operations
- Use of certified lifts and safety harnesses for high-elevation work
- Full containment and safe removal of lead-based materials
- Final clearance and testing for regulatory compliance
Results
- Abatement completed on time and without disrupting facility operations
- Zero safety incidents reported throughout the project
- Full compliance with OSHA and EPA lead removal standards
This project underscores Alliance Environmental’s ability to respond quickly to high-pressure situations, implement specialized abatement protocols, and support critical infrastructure without delays.
