When Alan S. McKim founded Clean Harbors in 1980, he did it with a Mack ® truck. The company has grown from a four-person tank-cleaning operation to the largest hazardous-waste-management rm in North America. McKim, chairman and CEO of Clean Harbors, gradually added services – including emergency response and recycling, processing and selling collected materials – to the small business he started. A few high- prole projects opened doors for Clean Harbors to garner additional work and expand through acquisitions – more than 100 so far. Today, Clean Harbors has approximately 400 service locations and operates throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico. The company provides hazardous-waste management, emergency-spill response, industrial cleaning and maintenance and recyc

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