Waste Control Specialists CEO William Lindquist is stepping down, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing yesterday from WCS parent company Valhi Inc. Lindquist resigned “for health reasons and a resulting desire to transition to his eventual retirement,” the filing said. Lindquist has been with WCS since 2007, and helped oversee the opening of the company’s disposal facility in Andrews, Texas, which began accepting waste in 2011. WCS declined to comment on the news, and no replacement has been identified yet.
WCS CEO Steps Down
WCS touts waste shipments via rail
Waste Control Specialists (WCS) received a lot of radioactive waste by train at its West Texas site during 2024, company president David Carlson told Exchange Monitor’s Radwaste Summit last week in Savannah, Ga. During 2024, WCS received 600 shipments of waste by rail. This included 5,000 canisters and 3 million cubic feet of waste, according […]