Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA): GLE has served as JEA’s Industrial Hygiene and Safety consultant since October 2006. Through this term contract, GLE provides routine asbestos, lead-based paint, industrial hygiene, indoor air quality and safety consulting services for JEA facilities located throughout North Florida. GLE has completed over 100 individual projects for JEA since the initiation of our contract.

Our projects have ranged from emergency asbestos/lead/mold responses, remediation construction oversight, industrial hygiene monitoring program development, to large scale asbestos and lead surveys. GLE has performed large-scale comprehensive asbestos and lead surveys at the Buckman Incinerator, Unit #1 at the Northside Generating Station, and 16 Waste-Water Treatment Plants.

Georgia-Pacific Corporation: GLE provides Environmental Services at the Georgia-Pacific Palatka Pulp and Paper Mill. This facility has received the OSHA VPP Star designation for outstanding health and safety performance. GLE performed a year long facility wide asbestos survey, which included the sampling and analysis of over 3,500 bulk samples of suspect asbestos-containing materials. GLE also provides on-call environmental consulting services including asbestos, lead-based paint, industrial hygiene and indoor air quality services for Georgia-Pacific facilities across the Southeast US.

Turkey Point and St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plants: For the past ten years, GLE has supervised the asbestos abatement during the biannual closure of the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant. This involves approximately six weeks of 24-hour, 7-days per week on-site project monitoring. During the length of this contract GLE has operated under extreme caution, realizing the extent of a mistake in this type of an environment could cause a fatal outcome. In addition, we have performed several mold investigations at various locations on the plant campus.

We have also worked at the St. Lucie Nuclear Plant, performing a plant-wide mold investigation following hurricanes Francis and Jeanne and supervising the asbestos abatement during plant closures.