![]() ![]() Richard was asked by Angelina College to teach the hazmat technician classes to the fire academy each quarter. Richard was also involved with the West Middlesex radioactive Plutonium 232 release in 1991. His work included EPA Superfund Site remediations throughout the United States addressing abandon oil and gas sites, illegally buried solvents and petrochemicals, along with abandoned hazardous materials that contaminated groundwater and surface soils. Richard also has extensive private industry experience as a health and safety officer and a hazardous materials remediation expert on many level 1 and level 2 incidents. In the public sector, he served as a firefighter, an EMT, and Fire Chief of Katy, Texas. Richard is an industry leader in the field of hazardous materials response, product handling, product transfer, and site remediation. He leads the company in alignment with the Kingdom Purpose: To follow the Lord’s direction to care for and maintain that purpose, serving employees, customers, and circles of influence while showing the love of Jesus Christ. He guides Lone Star Hazmat Response to focus on maximizing timely and efficient incident responses while minimizing cost. Richard is a servant leader in his words, his heart, and actions. Find out how easy it is to have Lone Star Hazmat Response on your team. Our certifications qualify us to handle event levels, as defined by state and federal standards. ![]() When you have an emergency, you can count on Lone Star Hazmat Response to quickly, safely, and expertly help control, contain, and clean up the spill and any damage, restoring safety to the area.Īs an insured, certified response contractor for local governments, private carriers, insurance companies, brokers, and industry, Lone Star operates across the South to provide effective emergency spill response and environmental remediation. What will you do when an incident occurs? From roadside emergencies to facility spills and environmental contamination, an incident involving oil, combustible fuel, chemicals, and other hazardous and non-hazardous materials can pose an immediate danger to the surrounding area and threaten lives and property. Nobody plans on having an accident, so when accidents happen, it’s important to have a plan. ![]()
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