Quality,
safety and environmental protection are high priorities at InChem. Following standard
procedures, protecting our personnel and the natural environment
are values we aspire to and practice every day.
ISO 9001 Certification – InChem
has been continuously recertified for ISO 9001 compliance
since 1995. Click on the image above to download a PDF of our
ISO 9001:2008 certificate-ANAB.
Permits
• Fully permitted for industrial operations
• Conditional major air permit
• NPDES permits for storm water and utility water
• DOT registration for handling hazardous materials
• Tax stamp for using special denatured alcohols (ethanol)
• Member of Chemtrec, a national system for managing chemical spills on
the public highways. (Although InChem has never had such an accident, we endorse
this public safety system.)
InChem's Manager Quality & Compliance,
Glen Caldwell, has 30 years experience in the chemical industry.
He has a B.S. in Chemistry and an MBA with focus on quality
management and regulatory compliance for plant products and
processes. He has been with InChem since September 2007.
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Health & Safety
Program
• Comprehensive health and safety program administered by VP of Health & Safety
• Over 50 specific safety programs
• Over 1,100,000 man hours (6 years) with no lost time accidents
• This far exceeds the OSHA average of 1 lost time accident every 42,000
man hours
Safety Achievement Award -
The South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation
presented a Certificate of Safety Achievement Award in 2010
to InChem for outstanding efforts in the promotion of industrial
health and safety, including 1.3 million hours without a lost
time injury or illness. Click
on the image to view a full size PDF.
InChem's Health & Safety Programs are
managed by William
H. Finch III, VP Human Services. Over 30 years as
a Safety Professional, working at InChem since 2003. Author
of the Pocket Digest of OSHA Standards and Pocket
Digest of OSHA Construction Standards in use worldwide.
Focuses on improved safety & health
by eliminating hazards before employee exposure. |