OSI Environmental Inc - Waukesha, WI
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OSI Environmental Inc in Waukesha, WI has been acquired by GFL Environmental Services (Green For Life), a major North American environmental services company. Under the GFL umbrella, the Waukesha location continues to serve commercial clients in the Milwaukee area with liquid waste and FOG services including grease trap and interceptor-pit cleaning, used oil collection and recycling, vacuum and hydro-excavation, and emergency spill response. The 912 Tesch Court facility serves Waukesha County food service operators and industrial clients needing compliant grease interceptor maintenance and waste removal. GFL operates with 24/7 emergency response capability across Wisconsin.
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Serves 10 areas across Wisconsin
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FOG Compliance in Wisconsin
Wisconsin food service operators must comply with FOG pretreatment regulations under the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and local utilities. Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD), Madison Water Utility, Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage District, and other utilities maintain active FOG programs. NR 211 (Wisconsin Administrative Code) provides the pretreatment framework. Requirements include interceptor installation, maintenance schedules, certified hauler use, and three-year record retention.More Contractors in Wisconsin
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