About us
Globalcycle, Inc. (“Globalcycle”) is permitted to accept various non-RCRA/TSCA regulated industrial wastewaters from off-site, in bulk or in containers and is currently permitted to recycle 96,000 gallons per day.
Typical industrial and commercial wastewater sources include:
Installation of groundwater monitoring wells (commonly referred to as investigation derived wastewaters or IDW) or well purge water
Water used to clean equipment, trucks and buildings
Decontamination wastewaters
Cooling tower wastewaters/semi-solids
Groundwater from underground storage tank installations
Storm, surface and excavation wastewaters
Frac tank clean-outs
Stormwater catch basin cleaning semi-solids
Wastewaters that only contain a sheen of oil
Aqueous based wastewaters
Groundwater from UST petroleum leaks (e.g. "D018" benzene exempt)
Marina boat wash waters
The recycling operation consisting of numerous storage tanks and treatment equipment (e.g. for solids and organics removal and pH adjustment), which is situated within a secondary containment system, inside our facility.
The pre-qualification process is as follows:
Completion of the Globalcycle waste profile form
Provide the following analytical: Total VOC (by method 8260), Total SVOC (by method 8270), total suspended solids, total dissolved solids and any other suspected RCRA or TSCA contaminants (using generator knowledge)
Water recycling provides enormous environmental benefits, such as:
Recycling wastewater can decrease the discharge of effluents that may damage and pollute the ecosystems and marine life in bodies of water.
Recycling significantly reduces the generator's liabilities under EPA CERCLA (Superfund).
The Team
Tim Burbank
Tim serves as the President at Globalcycle Inc. Tim’s experiences include overseeing all remedial work performed at Global Remediation Services, Inc. since 1999 including site remediation, excavation and demolition, capping, site restoration and transportation, and the disposal of wastes. Throughout his career Tim has overseen numerous hazardous waste site cleanup actions for both public and private sources. He has helped to create a company that provides superior turnkey services to it’s customers. Tim graduated from Curry College with a BA in Business Management and studied at Northeastern University for Hazardous Waste Management. He holds several current OSHA Training Certificates, Hoisting Engineer License, a current TWIC, 8 hour Haz Mat Training, Confined Space Entry Training, CSX Training, DOT Training, LPS Training, and 10-hour Construction Certification. In addition, Tim is a licensed wastewater treatment operator
STEVE POZNER
Steve Pozner serves as Vice President of Globalcycle Inc. His responsibilities include creating new business opportunities, operations oversight, account management, regulatory compliance, health and safety and developing/expanding reclaim water outlets. Steve has over thirty seven years of experience with regulatory compliance, health & safety expertise, and waste transportation and disposal. His technical expertise includes in depth knowledge of the RCRA, TSCA, OSHA, U.S. DOT regulations, and various state hazardous and industrial waste regulations. He graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a BS in Chemical Engineering. Steve also previously held the position of Chairman of the Board of Health in Stoughton, MA and is a MA. Licensed wastewater treatment operator
PAUL MASTRODOMENICO
Paul Mastrodomenico serves as the Director of Finance at Globalcycle Inc. His responsibilities include managing the day-to-day financial components of the company, and tracking all associated costs. Paul has been with Global Remediation since 2000 and has a long standing background in Cost Control Administration for various environmental remediation projects. He graduated from Bentley College with a BS in Finance/Business Management. Paul holds several current OSHA Training Certificates, Confined Space Entry Training, CSX Training and 10 hour Construction Certification.
Kyle Kennedy
Kyle Kennedy serves as the General Manager of Globalcycle Inc. His responsibilities include creating new business opportunities, operations oversight, account management/sales, regulatory compliance, & health and safety. While attending Massachusetts Maritime Academy (“MMA”), Kyle interned at Globalcycle in 2016. Shortly after graduating from MMA in 2016, with a B.S. degree in Facilities Engineering, Kyle was hired as the Assistant General Manager and then was promoted to General Manager in 2019. In addition, Kyle holds a MA. licensed waste water treatment operator Class 2-I.
