Mobilization refers to the complex process of preparing, organizing, and transporting necessary equipment, tools, machinery, materials, and crew to a jobsite, and within the site itself, as per project needs. It involves planning the sequence of operations, managing logistics, and ensuring that the necessary resources are available at the right place at the right time. Mobilization includes loading, securing, and unloading of equipment, machinery, and materials. Mobilization also includes set-up and dismantling of equipment and materials, as well as bringing together and preparing crew members for the specific and unique challenges of each job site.  The mobilization price scale is based on three factors: is emergency response required, is afterhours response required, and is the response a minor or major event. 

HAZWOPER is an acronym that stands for Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response. According to OSHA standard 29 CFR Part 1910.120, HAZWOPER training is required for any workers who perform cleanup, emergency response, or corrective actions that involve the uncontrolled release of hazardous substances. 

Environmental Compliance Fee: covers the costs related to the ongoing and increasingly complex environmental and regulatory compliance requirements, including but not limited to the handling, transportation, storage, and disposal of environmentally hazardous waste, as well as maintaining an environmental pollution insurance policy. 

Administrative Fee: covers the costs of administrative tasks including but not limited to the preparation of reports including detailed photographic documentation, record keeping, hiring subcontractors, managing disposal including obtaining and filing hazardous waste manifests, and conferences with authorities, customers, and insurance adjusters. This fee also covers the itemization of equipment, personnel, materials, towing, disposal, storage, subcontractors, and administration.