Cost Control Monitoring occurs primarily in the following four markets:

• Transportation (rollovers, tanker spills, etc)
• Property (contamination and site remediation)
• Toxic Tort (litigation/defense support)
• Catastrophes (train derailments, vapor clouds, etc.)

The cost to cleanup these losses can be very costly and can result in substantial fines and penalties if a cleanup response is not immediate. Knowing what is reasonable and customary for the industry, as well as understanding the need for certain equipment and manpower, can make the critical difference between an environmental nightmare and quick, appropriate response.

While EFI Global does not act as a cleanup contractor, we have in-depth knowledge of reliable contractors throughout the United States. EFI Global can also provide monitors to oversee cleanups and give reviews and detailed audits of the contractor's service invoices.

By working with EFI Global, many contractors will abate emergency response costs and only charge non-emergency response prices.

For more information, view our environmental projects.