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Hull || Services|| Petroleum Services
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Loraine County, Ohio |
Hull's experience in resolving petroleum issues
safely, quickly and cost-effectively is what sets us apart.
We do this by streamlining investigations, implementing risk-based
corrective action, using and evaluating innovative technologies,
and staying on top of regulatory requirements. We have successfully
managed hundreds of UST projects, including more than 850
for a major oil company.
Hull strives to conduct corrective actions
in the most effective manner by applying a risk-based corrective
action that can save both time and money, and limit liability.
We follow applicable regulations and incorporate site-specific
exposure assumptions to develop an investigative or remedial
approach that minimizes site closure costs and protects human
health and the environment.
Hull has evaluated numerous sites and can
quickly determine the most suitable techniques to obtain reliable
data and perform corrective actions. Hull maintains a data
management system that electronically accepts data from the
laboratory and places the data in a tabular format for interpretation.
Hull can also employ geographic data position system (GPS)
data management allowing for efficient spatial site data management
with GIS.
Hull is a member of the Ohio Bureau of Underground
Storage Tank Regulations rule development committee and serves
on the Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Release Compensation
Board. Hull developed the BUSTR Tier 2 spreadsheets for both
the 1999 and 2005 BUSTR corrective action rules.
Providing full-scale remediation system design,
Hull has successfully used system control and data acquisition
(SCADA) to remotely monitor and control remediation systems
decreasing system operation and maintenance visits and increasing
overall system operational time by 30 to 40 percent, thus
decreasing lifecycle costs to cleanup.
For more information on Hull's Petroleum
Services practice area, please contact Mark
Schmidt, PG at (440) 519-2555.
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