Competitively priced disassembly of your end-of-life railcars, core rail-parts recovery, and value-added services.
Competitively priced disassembly of your end-of-life railcars, core rail-parts recovery, and value-added services.
Sims Metal continues to expand and develop additional sources of scrap supply. We’ve now formalized our railcar dismantling division and have actively advanced our railcar processing. Across our five locations we offer several service options including:
Defiance, OH (view page)
27063 State Route 281 East
Defiance, OH 43512
Phone: +1 419-782-7791
Fairless, PA (view page)
300 Steel Road South
Morrisville, PA 19067
Phone: +1 215-850-4176
East Chicago, IN (view page)
425 West 152nd Street
East Chicago, IN 46312
Phone: +1 219-378-7426
Houston, TX (view page)
21 Japhet Street
Houston, TX 77020
Phone: +1 713-671-2900
Richmond, CA (view site page)
600 South 4th Street
Richmond, CA 94804
Phone: +1 510-412-5300
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Health and safety are our utmost priorities – this is non-negotiable and there are no exceptions.
The safety and well-being of our staff, contractors and visitors is paramount. To ensure that we meet our high health and safety standards, we have a comprehensive and exhaustive health and safety policy endorsed by our Board of Directors.
Each operating division has its own committee, which monitors incidents, provides direction and works in conjunction with OH&S professionals. Every health and safety incident, no matter how large or small, is recorded within our comprehensive safety system. This allows us to analyze the possible causes of incidents and implement mitigation strategies to ensure that they are not repeated.
Health and safety is everybody’s business at Sims Metal – it is a shared responsibility. Initiatives undertaken include peer-to-peer observational behavior audits, continuous risk assessments, initial staff induction and ongoing Health and Safety training. We have also recently engaged DuPont Safety Resources to conduct an extensive review of our OH&S practices.
Our Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate – which is the number of lost time injuries recorded multiplied by one million and divided by the number of hours worked – for the Group dropped to 1.3 in fiscal year 2017, a 38% decrease from 2016, making fiscal year 2017 our safest year ever.