Equipment
CCI’s Company-Owned Equipment
CCI maintains a comprehensive inventory of environmental response equipment to support emergency response, remediation, abatement, demolition, and industrial services. This company-owned equipment allows CCI to mobilize quickly, maintain operational control, and execute work safely across regulated environments. All environmental response equipment is maintained, inspected, and deployed by trained personnel to support site-specific response and recovery needs.
Environmental Response Equipment Inventory
- Piper Malibu
- Mooney 252 Airplane
- Vacuum Trucks
- Quad Dump Trucks
- Jon Boats
- Emergency Response Trailers
- Equipment Trucks
- Water Trucks
- Flatbed Trailers
- Pickup Trucks
- Box Trucks
- Bull Dozers
- Trackhoes, Backhoes
- Skid Loaders
- Chemical Hose
- Product Neutralizer
- Fire Suppression Equipment
- Torches and Welders
- Pumping Systems
- Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
- Absorbent Materials – Booms, Pads
- Containment Boom
- Air Filtration Units
- Air Compressor
- Air Movers
- Levels A-D PPE
- Airless Sprayers
- Generators
- Handheld Radios
- Containment Equipment
- Product Transfer Equipment
- Diaphragm Acid Pumps
- Decontamination Units
- Personnel Retrieval Systems
- Portable Lighting
- Overpacks
- Traffic Control Equipment
- Air-Purifying Respirators
- First Aid Stations
- Multi-Gas Monitoring Equipment
- Analytical Kits
- Colormetric Monitoring Tubes
- Personnel Sampling Pumps
- Refrigerant Dehumidifiers
- Desiccant Dehumidifiers
- Asbestos and Lead Abatement Equipment
- ATV’s
- Farrow Machines
- Sponge Blaster
- Ice Blaster
- Fork Lifts
- Containment Booms
- Portable Lightingg
CCI’s environmental response equipment supports a wide range of field operations, including containment, material handling, fluid recovery, decontamination, and demolition support. Equipment is deployed based on site conditions, material types, and regulatory requirements to ensure safe and compliant execution. Maintaining company-owned assets allows CCI to reduce response time, coordinate efficiently with project teams, and adapt equipment deployment as conditions evolve.
Equipment deployment and use are aligned with applicable safety and environmental regulations, including guidance established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).