Don't Miss the Call That Matters Most
Why Saving the CHEMTREC Emergency Number Could Make All the Difference
When a hazmat incident occurs, the CHEMTREC Emergency Operations Center (EOC) doesn't just take calls. We make them. CHEMTREC promptly notifies your designated contacts of incidents involving your products, activates cleanup and remediation response teams in line with your procedures, and provides real-time coordination to minimize downstream impacts and business disruption.
But if you don’t recognize the number, you may not answer the call.
The Missed Call Risk
Most of us have trained ourselves to ignore calls from unknown numbers, and for good reason. Robocalls and spam have made us skeptical of any number we don't recognize. But during an active incident, that unfamiliar call could be the most important one you receive.
If the CHEMTREC EOC can't reach you, it can delay response coordination, product identification, and the flow of critical safety information to first responders on the scene.
Save This Number Now
Add the CHEMTREC EOC number to your phone contacts today:
+1-800-424-9300
It takes less than a minute, and it means the next time we call, you'll see "CHEMTREC" on your screen instead of an unknown number.
Scan the QR code below to save the contact instantly:
One More Step: Set It as an Emergency Bypass
If you use Do Not Disturb, call screening, or any spam filtering on your phone, take one extra step. Set the CHEMTREC contact as an emergency bypass or add it as an exception, so the call always comes through, even when your phone is silenced.
On iPhone:
- Open the CHEMTREC contact
- Tap Edit
- Tap Ringtone or Text Tone
- Toggle on Emergency Bypass
On Android:
- Open the CHEMTREC contact
- Tap the three-dot menu or Edit
- Mark as Starred or Favorite
- In your Do Not Disturb settings, allow calls from Starred Contacts
Why This Matters
During an incident, minutes matter. A missed call can mean delayed information to responders, slower coordination, and a longer path to resolution. Saving the number and setting it as an exception is one of the simplest things you can do to make sure your emergency response runs the way it should.
You already have the coverage. Make sure you're reachable when it counts.
