Clean Ups

Clean-ups since 1989
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Feature Case Study.

OSE II cleaned up a major oil spill of 550,000 litres (150,000 gallons) in Nigeria, in less than three and a half weeks.

99.9% reduction of the oil in the water and 97.9% reduction of the oil on the shoreline with zero natural resource destruction, and since OSE II causes oil to float and remediate on the surface, there were no marine species deaths.

This spill costs less than $2 million dollars to clean up compared to similar spills in the United States. For example, the Kirby Marine spill, which was approximately 140,000 gallons, cost $87,000,000.00.

The Santa Barbara pipeline spill of 150,000 gallons cost over $297,000,000.00.

Not only were both spills very cost-intensive for the United States, but both also suffered huge amounts of natural resource damage. OSE II, proven safe for humans, non-toxic to marine species, an economical means to permanently remove oil from the environment, speeding up nature’s own process!

Spot Soil Clean Ups

Spot soil clean-ups involve the targeted removal and remediation of small areas of soil affected by hazardous contaminants. This process helps reduce environmental risks, prevent contamination from spreading, and supports compliance with environmental regulations.

Soil clean up, fresh water, above ground or surface clean, in situ

Soil clean-up involves the removal, treatment, or remediation of contaminated soil to reduce environmental and human health risks, ensuring the site meets applicable regulatory requirements.

 

Soil clean up fresh water below ground or surface under buildings clean in situ

Soil clean-up involves managing contaminated soil through targeted remediation methods to reduce environmental and health risks and support compliance with relevant regulatory requirements.

Soil clean up Salt/ocean water above ground or surface clean in situ/shorelines

Saltwater and ocean water clean-up involves the removal and remediation of contaminants affecting marine environments, helping to protect water quality, ecosystems, and coastal areas.

Ground water clean up

Groundwater clean-up involves the treatment and remediation of contaminated underground water sources to reduce environmental and human health risks, protect water quality, and support compliance with regulatory requirements.

Fresh water clean ups, on lakes rivers, creeks, streams, or ponds

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Ground water clean up

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Fresh water clean ups, in storage tanks, or pits

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Ocean water clean ups

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Salt water clean ups, in storage tanks, or pits

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Ground water clean up

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Revetment, or Berm clean up around storage tanks

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Sludge clean ups in pits or tanks

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Maintenance shop clean ups

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Terminals, refineries, processing plants/ process water Ports and Harbors, and manufacturing

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Vehicle maintenance and spill clean up, and surface spill clean ups, cars, small trucks

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Large vehicle and Equipment/construction equipment, maintenance and surface spill clean ups, Buses, large trucks, and equipment

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Airplanes, jets, and airport maintenance, and surface spill

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Large Vessels, boats/yacht maintenance, cargo hull cleaning, deck cleaning, bilge and Ballast water cleaning

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