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Safety-Kleen is the leading parts washer, industrial waste management and oil recycling and re-refining company in North America, with approximately 4,500 employees in 200 service and recycling centers across the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. The Company provides cost effective and environmentally sound cleaning, recycling and waste management services to 400,000 customers, ranging from local auto shops to government agencies and many Fortune 500 corporations. Safety-Kleen is also proud to be the official trackside environmental services provider for all major venues of the NASCAR Nextel Cup, Busch Grand National, Craftsman Truck, IROC, Champ Cars and Indy Racing League tracks.

Today, Safety-Kleen’s customer base includes thousands of industrial and manufacturing accounts, and the company offers a variety of products and services to collect, manage, and recycle a broad range of wastes and industrial chemicals, as well as a providing customers a full-range of parts-washer and used oil recycling capabilities. The Company’s experience, scope of services and products, use of innovative and advanced technology, and reputation for outstanding customer service allows us to continue providing reliable, high-quality environmental solutions that are the best for our customers, and the best for the environment.

This is today’s Safety-Kleen, but the road to becoming North America’s premier environmental services company began humbly more than 38 years ago.

The Beginning

In 1968, Safety-Kleen was a small but growing private company when it was acquired by the Chicago Rawhide Corporation. The next 20 years saw rapid, steady growth, including the company going public and being listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1983. The company’s core business was a parts washer machine that offered a more efficient and environmentally compatible way of cleaning dirty metal parts with solvent. Prior to the development of the parts washer, metal parts were usually scrubbed clean in open containers using gasoline or another solvent, and that solvent was often disposed of directly onto the ground or into a community sewer system.

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Number of employees: 4,500
Year founded: 1968
Primary Business: Industrial Waste Services
 
Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc.