Who We Are
Corporate Overview |
Transformer Technologies provides utilities and major industries with equipment decommissioning, dismantling, and recycling services, including the disposal of transformer oil and capacitor oil. In plant and on site, our operating procedures are fully compliant with all environmental regulations. We offer the best way to reduce the long-term risk associated with the "cradle to grave" responsibility for electrical equipment.
Transformer Technologies is affiliated with G&S Technologies, Kearney, NJ and TCI of Alabama, Pell City, AL. G&S can process equipment previously containing oil up to 499 PPM of PCBs, while TCI is federally approved to process any level of PCBs.
Thus, Transformer Technologies can arrange the proper processing for all your surplus electrical equipment!
What We Live By |
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SafetyAll Transformer Technologies employees attend annual task-specific training to insure they meet customer and regulatory requirements. Confined Space Entry, Respirator Usage, Fall Protection, and Lead Paint Awareness are just a few of the topics. In addition, Transformer Technologies has developed proprietary dismantling techniques to minimize fire risk and reduce employee exposure to lead and asbestos. ExperienceIn 2002, Transformer Technologies brought together the strengths and resources of G&S Technologies and Coleman-Calbag Utility Recovery. G&S Technologies, based in Kearny, New Jersey, has been dismantling transformers and recycling electrical equipment for over 40 years. Coleman-Calbag has almost 100 years of metal recycling know how and has provided transformer salvage and substation dismantling services to utilities and industry for 18 years. With credentials like these, you are assured of efficient, environmentally flawless service! EfficiencyFull truckloads of scrap transformers arrive at our Salem facility in specially designed equipment to guard against accidental discharge of fluids. Surplus electrical equipment is unloaded and prepared for dismantling. Inside our climate controlled building, trained operators safely and efficiently dismantle the units, eliminating the liability of re-use. Nearly all components are prepared for recycling, insuring the most cost effective method for surplus electrical equipment disposal. DependabilityTransformer Technologies’ service keeps your focus where it needs to be: on servicing your customers. We transport discarded equipment, provide on-site oil draining and removal, analyze oil at our certified laboratory, and dismantle and remove large transformers. Meticulous recordkeeping insures complete documentation of equipment disposal. All this happens in a way that integrates seamlessly with your ongoing operations. |
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Our Affiliates |
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TCI of Alabama, Pell City, AlabamaTCI provides environmentally safe dismantling and recycling of oil filled transformers with any level of PCB contamination. The facility is permitted by U.S. EPA and Alabama Dept. of Environmental Management (ADEM) and has operated for 15 years in compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations. Their computer controlled, vapor degreasing process is an economical, responsible alternative to the landfilling of PCB materials. After processing, all metals are available for recycling. G&S Technologies, Kearney, New JerseyG&S has grown into the largest oil filled electrical equipment recycling facility on the East Coast. Their 40,000 square foot facility includes a certified oil test laboratory, permitted reclamation furnace, and 20 ton overhead crane. G&S is federally approved to handle equipment previously containing oil testing up to 499 PPM of PCB. |
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