Case Study: Colorado Hazard Control streamlines mobile certification access and collaboration with Quip

How an Environmental Services Company Uses Quip

Colorado Hazard Control, a Denver- and Pueblo-based hazardous material abatement company with about 25 full-time staff and a variable field crew of 50, faced administrative friction from a paper-based workflow in a highly regulated industry. Because employees must carry up-to-date certifications to job sites for inspectors and multiple people often collaborate on the same documents, Colorado Hazard Control adopted Quip to bring document sharing, agendas, and team communication onto mobile devices and reduce costly back-and-forths.

Quip became the company’s central hub for documents, meeting planning, and real-time collaboration, giving field and office staff mobile access to current certifications, shared agendas, and project notes. Using Quip eliminated much of the “paper shuffling,” removed the need for employees to return to the office for forgotten paperwork, reduced text-message traffic through the document feed, and sped up revision cycles — delivering clearer compliance and improved administrative productivity for Colorado Hazard Control.

Colorado Hazard Control