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Steven C Danenman

from Carmel, IN
Age ~55
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Also known as:
Steven Carl Danenman, Steve C Danenman, Steven Daneman, Steven N
Related to:
Regina V Daukss, 68Dana Daukss, 35Mark R Moon, 46Skaidrite Z DaukssSabina Moon, 78
Connected to:
Edward W Daner, 86Sally Daner, 76Ana Daneri, 78Luigi F Daneri, 115Robert J Daners, 91Albert Danes, 49Jeffrey A Danes, 60Lois M Danes, 96Scott J Danes, 31Shanti V Danes, 34

Steven Danenman Phones & Addresses

  • Carmel, IN
  • 9048 Gasaway Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46234 (317) 298-8940

Work

Company: Heritage environmental services 2008 Position: Corporate compliance manager

Skills

Environmental Management Systems • Environmental Awareness

Industries

Environmental Services

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Corporate Compliance Manager

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Location:
Indianapolis, IN
Industry:
Environmental Services
Work:
Heritage Environmental Services
Corporate Compliance Manager
Heritage Environmental Services 1997 - 2008
Plant Compliance Manager and Stabilization Manager
Heritage Environmental Services Jun 1992 - Jan 1998
Metals Recovery Manager
Heritage Environmental Services Oct 1991 - Jun 1992
Department Supervisor
Heritage Environmental Services Apr 1991 - Oct 1991
Technician
Skills:
Environmental Management Systems
Environmental Awareness

Publications

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Methods And Apparatus For Encapsulating Hazardous Debris

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US Patent:
20030216607, Nov 20, 2003
Filed:
May 15, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/146602
Inventors:
Gary Lindgren - Zionsville IN, US
Steven Danenman - Indianapolis IN, US
International Classification:
A62D003/00
US Classification:
588/258000
Abstract:
A method of collecting, treating, transporting and disposing of hazardous debris which combines the standards of macroencapsulation and microencapsulation and involves the use of a liner to contain hazardous debris together with reagents that reduce leachability of a constituent of the hazardous debris. The liner is supported in a rolloff box or other transportable container on site where the hazardous debris is collected. Prior to placing hazardous debris into the liner, a layer of reagent(s) is provided in the bottom of the liner. Once hazardous debris is loaded in the liner, addition free flowing reagent(s) is/are added to fill void space in and around the hazardous debris, after which the top of the liner is sealed for disposal in a landfill.
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