Green Site Services Group Inc.

09/03/2026

08/18/2026

Everyone wants to save time ⏳ and cut risk ⚠️. For industrial sites, there is an easy way to do both.

Confined space entry, decontamination, vacuum truck services — doesn't matter which one. Invest in a team that already knows your facility, your equipment, and your product. You'll decrease downtime and spill risk.

Going with a cheaper rate might save you money on a single job, but it's a decision that costs you long-term 💸. And if you're unhappy with the service, you're left searching for a new vendor the next time. Every time you bring in someone new you lose time (and money) 😤 and increase risk by starting over with a new project manager, re-explaining facility nuances, and dealing with more paperwork 📝.

Next time you schedule services, it's worth making the investment to move away from the low-cost option toward a long-term solution.

08/06/2026

Let's talk about oil water separators and catch basins! Is your facility's OWS or catch basin on an inspection calendar 🗓, or tied to permit limits 🚫?

If so, is your catch basin or separator cleaning on a set schedule, or does it tend to happen reactively 🏃🏻‍♂️?

Let us know in the comments 👇 We'd love to get a better understanding of how we can help facilities stay compliant with regular cleaning schedules 🙌.

07/21/2026

✨Project Highlight✨

Cleaning this 500,000-gallon leachate tank ⚠️ is a big job and getting it done right requires a proportionate focus on health and safety.

Before our crew could get to work this week, one of our certified confined space entry technicians suited up in Level B PPE. With supplied air and poly-coated Tyvek, they entered to monitor conditions with a 5-gas meter. Once air quality was confirmed safe ✅, the rest of the crew could move in with lighter PPE.

Thank you to the crew and supervisors for always keeping sites safe 👏.

06/23/2026

Change happens in this industry. From market consolidation to new regulations, there's always something new to be aware of. Prices fluctuate 💸, reporting requirements are updated 📝, disposal facilities change ownership 🤝. It's more than anyone outside the industry has time or bandwidth to keep up with.

There is one recent update that's worth being mindful about: the EPA is phasing out paper hazardous waste manifests. Over the next two years, everyone who works with hazardous waste will need to make the switch 🔁.

Staying current on changes like this is a big part of what we do for our customers. GSS customers, know you're covered — you can count on every project being in compliance. 🙌

06/11/2026

Another day at the office 💪.

05/26/2026

It's been hot in New England lately and while students are looking toward their summer break, school/university facility managers are making their summer to do lists. If your science labs aren't at the top of your list, they should be.

Chemicals that sat unused this year become harder (and more expensive) to deal with the longer they sit. A quick end-of-year walkthrough goes a long way:

🔍 Can you identify everything on the shelf?
📅 Are any chemicals past their shelf life?
🏷️ Are all containers properly labeled?

If you find any mysterious or expired chemicals, get them packed and disposed of asap. We're glad to answer any questions in the comments!

05/14/2026

Had to share this great snapshot 📸 from Liz Strachan, PM on this remediation in Vermont. Helping clients navigate complex environmental cleanups is a big part of what we do 🙌.

04/28/2026

After a New England winter 🌨️, sand, salt, and grit pile up in facility drainage faster than most facility managers realize. Catching these early protects the environment, keeps you compliant, and saves you money. Has your oil/water separator been cleaned since the snow melted?
Here are 4 things that commonly trip up OWS inspections this time of year 🌱.

04/14/2026

✨ Pro Tip for Facility Managers ✨

You can alleviate the stress of on-site hazardous waste storage and shipments by creating a system for regular walkthroughs. Here's how to do it:

Start by identifying 🔍 mystery containers early—catch faded labels while the person who used them is onsite. Segregate materials by compatibility during each walkthrough to save yourself time later. Finally, maximize drum 🛢️ space by using your Satellite Accumulation Areas to your advantage. This way, you can wait until a container is actually full before moving it to central storage.

We see it all the time when we get called in for a lab pack: shelves of poorly labeled, disused material. Sorting, labeling, and drumming these sites takes extra time, which can stretch a facility’s budget. Putting a system in place early makes the job cheaper and easier for everyone while keeping your facility compliant 🌟 .