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Rush joins EnviroVantage as safety officer

To accommodate their growing list of projects and to make sure they meet and exceed industry safety standards, EnviroVantage has hired Kevin Rush as their new safety officer. Rush, a certified OSHA 500 outreach instructor, has more than 27 years of safety experience. He comes to EnviroVantage from CCMSI where he served as the senior loss control consultant covering the city of Manchester and the Associated Builders & Contractors of NH/VT Signatory Insurance Group. Rush has seamlessly created a great safety precedent that will only increase the safety and performance of the EnviroVantage team. "Safety is our number one priority at all job site and there is no better person to protect the best safety interest of our employees than Kevin" said EnviroVantage owner Scott Knightly. EnviroVantage is a two time winner of Business of the Year and New England's most trusted environmental contractor providing services such as the removal of lead paint, asbestos and mold, demolition, disaster recovery, duct cleaning and more. For further information visit www.envirovantage.com.
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