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Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery Specialists

Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery Specialists. 2008. Introduction. AshBritt Presenting Team. Rob Ray Vice President. Impacts of the 2005/2006 Hurricane Season, LA & MS. Thursday, June 5, 2008. Presentation Objectives. Know one another prior to a disaster

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Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery Specialists

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  1. Emergency Response & Disaster Recovery Specialists 2008

  2. Introduction AshBritt Presenting Team Rob Ray Vice President

  3. Impacts of the 2005/2006 Hurricane Season, LA & MS Thursday, June 5, 2008

  4. Presentation Objectives • Know one another prior to a disaster • Inform about AshBritt capabilities, processes, commitments, documentation and special logistics • Review recovery program actions for 2005/2006 • Review current disaster recovery environment • Addressyour questions, needs and concerns

  5. About AshBritt • Nationally recognized rapid-response disaster recovery contractor. • Since 1992, over 80 major disaster projects. • 30 federally declared disaster events, in 12 states. • Organized to deliver integrated services and solutions.

  6. Disaster Recovery Overview • 15 Years of Community Assistance. • Over 100 Satisfied Clients. • First Response Contractor, USACE, Hurricane Katrina, LA & MS. • Prime Contractor, USACE, Hurricane Katrina, MS. • Revenues in excess of $1 Billion over 2004-2006 • Ultimate Success through Caring Management, Quality Communication, and Highest Integrity.

  7. Engineering Services • Environmental • Civil • Structural • Mechanical

  8. Waste Services • Commercial Solid Waste • Vegetative Solid Waste • C&D Waste Collection

  9. Special Environmental • Emergency Remediation • Marine Services • Special Environmental Projects

  10. AshBritt Accomplishments 2005/06 Hurricanes Katrina & Wilma

  11. Disaster Recovery Recent Achievements Hurricane Katrina – Louisiana/Mississippi (2005/06) [The Largest Single Company Debris Mission in U.S. History] • Removed and Processed 21 Million Cubic Yards of Vegetative Debris and Wreckage • Hauled over 650,000 Loads of Debris, with approximately 12,400 Operational Hauling Vehicles • Employed and Managed over 1,230 Subcontractors • Removed over 1,900 Tons of Spoiled Food, Public and Commercial • Removed and hauled 24,045 hazardous stumps; 180,940 leaning trees; and 332,079 dangerous hanging limbs. • Backfilled 40,542 hazardous holes and 1,814 private pools, providing barrier fencing for pools.

  12. Disaster Recovery Recent Achievements Hurricane Katrina & Wilma – Florida (2005/06) • Collected and processed over 5 Million Cubic Yards of Vegetative Debris and C&D debris for Twenty-Three clients • Provided Emergency Power to Twelve Clients • Supplied Vacuum Truck Support to Numerous Clients • Conducted Emergency Response for Petroleum Releases • Utilized the Services of 80 Key Subcontractors

  13. Hurricane Katrina The Scope of Damage: A Visual Analysis

  14. Louisiana Phase I: Emergency Roadway Debris ClearanceDamages & Debris

  15. Logistical Considerations

  16. Mississippi Phase I: Emergency Roadway Debris Clearance in 15 Counties and the City of Pass ChristianDamages & Debris

  17. Mississippi AshBritt Debris OperationsPhase II: Debris Removal

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