Blue Tide Environmental Employee Directory

Our mission is to create a better tomorrow by providing clean, low carbon footprint recycled marine fuels. Our vision is to create a coast-to-coast, vertically integrated UMO collection, supply, and recycling network offering top-quality fuel streams combined with a low carbon footprint where engaged, driven employees power our growth engine. We ar... e a flat, driven organization that believes that sustainable success comes from a clear, unrelenting focus on execution combined with a customer-centric worldview. We believe that our employees and our customers are the bedrock upon which we build our business and treat all stakeholders with respect. We strive to meet and exceed the highest ethical standards in our communications and actions with all our stakeholders. We have an obligation to ensure the safety of our employees, customers and the communities in which we operate, which includes the safety and stewardship of the environment. Through our partner, Tailwater Capital, a growth-oriented Dallas-based private equity firm, we can expeditiously move on opportunities and expand our footprint through both acquisitions and organic growth, greenfield or brownfield projects. Blue Tide proudly supports and actively participates in the following organizations. Our team is dedicated to not only serving the communities in which we work, but also educating ourselves continuously on industry best practices. The team at Blue Tide Environmental are proud supporters of the Building Conservation Trust (BCT). Established in 2013 by the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) and a Shell endowment, the BCT was created to provide vital funding for grassroots-driven projects that achieve one or more of five key objectives: Advance the science of coastal habitat and marine fisheries conservation; Educate coastal communities of the value of conservation. NORA, the National Oil Recyclers Association, an association of responsible recyclers. Through this affiliation, we actively seek to ensure that best stewardship practices are ...Read More