News & Events

In 2011, MCF moved its offices, trucking and transfer facility operation to a heavy industrial zoned park in Clayton County. The move was a major investment for MCF and will help position them for their continued growth. The property is on a 4 acre lot with 2 buildings totaling 16,000 square feet with 4,000 square feet of offices.

Robert Losurdo, President at MCF said: "This is an incredibly exciting time for our business and signals another milestone in our amazing story. With such huge expansion this move will enable us an opportunity to continue to expand our fleet and our services to our customers.”

The move gives us the space to necessitate further expansion as we continue to grow at rapid pace in our Bio-hazardous and Industrial Divisions. We are adding additional territories and reaching customers in other states. We’ve expanded our Industrial Division with additional roll-off and dump trailer capabilities to help service our customers in multiple capacities.

MCF will celebrate its 23^rd anniversary this year. Charles Mendez, C.E.O. continues to emphasize his commitment to the customers and his loyal staff, where many of the employees have been employed for over 15 years. As we continue to grow, I hope the new building acts as another factor to attract local talent to our business.

New for 2012

SMALL QUANTITY GENERATOR (LTL) SERVICE

NOW OFFERED IN 22 STATES:

*1- 3 drums per shipment is OK

*All Necessary Paperwork is done by MCF

*Flammable Waste (Paint Waste, Solvents, Inks)

*Non Hazardous Waste (Latex Paint, Oil, Coolant, Inks)

*Annual Route Service Schedule will be provided

*Fully Trained and Certified Drivers

*$5 Million Insurance

Please call 800-828-3240 to get additional information and pricing!

2011 New Services

Carwash Pit Cleaning

MCF now has the capability to provide turnkey service for pumping out and cleaning pits and holding tanks for all car washes. Our 3200 gallon vacuum truck provides the necessary power to suck about all liquid, sludge and grit to completely clean your car wash. We will provide all necessary paperwork to ensure that you are in compliance. We are FOG permitted in the state of Georgia.

Rx Waste Container

MCF is providing a new service to all of our physicians’ offices that generate pharmaceutical waste in addition to their biohazard waste. With the MCF systems Rx Waste Container, no segregation is necessary. All pharmaceutical waste – Hazardous & Non-Hazardous – will be placed in the 2.5 gal locking-lid pail provided by MCF Systems. All of the necessary paperwork required by the EPA & DOT will be provided by MCF Systems. At your convenience, your Rx Waste Container will be picked up, incinerated and replaced with a new empty pail.

$99.00 per 2.5 Gallon Pail

Please call 1-800-828-3240 for additional information!!!

May 2010

MCF Systems Atlanta Inc. is proud to announce their participation in the Georgia Teen Works Program. This program is designed to assist our youth within the ages of 14-18 obtain employment and develop the necessary job readiness skills necessary to compete and compliment work teams and also continue to build and stimulate Georgia's economy.

This goal has been one of constant focus for MCF throughout the years. They launched their own customized Intern program that has continued to provide job development opportunities for young upcoming students. Students have had the opportunity to learn a plethora of job readiness skills to include, learning how to interact with peers, managing the shift and change within a corporate setting, daily interaction with customers and key benefits to providing excellent customer service, learning how to stay organized, prioritize, and time management to simply name a few.

MCF Systems Inc. has partnered with several local high schools to include Redan High School, Morrow High School, and North Clayton High. The interns that have been employed with MCF Systems Atlanta have matriculated into some great institutions of study and they are well on their way to contributing great ideas into our culture. The average G.P.A. for the students that have participated in the program is currently 3.2. MCF continues to work with our local high schools in the area and recently joined some of the local community committees to continue to impact our county and state with a vast array of ideals that will continue to challenge local businesses to give back to our youth. Robert Losurdo, President of MCF Systems, states "Reaching our youth and making collaborative efforts for them to succeed will continue to be a priority for the business, as they succeed, so do we"!