Orchestrating a planned maintenance shutdown at a plant or factory involves a lot of moving parts as contractors move in and out to do their respective jobs. And amidst this organized chaos, no industrial cleaning outfit wants to be “that guy” — the company whose equipment breaks down, creating a domino effect of costly delays for the customer.That’s rarely a concern for Chester Yeager, the operations manager and co-owner of Superior Environmental Solutions (SES) in Cincinnati. Within the last couple years, the company has invested in six 335DHW hot-water jetting washers — heavy-duty units from NLB Corp. that reliably operate
