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Nippon SuiSan, USA

Headquartered in Dutch Harbor, AK · Seafood · 1 U.S. facility

Ammonia RefrigerationPSM Safety Program

About Nippon SuiSan, USA

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Nippon SuiSan, USA operates a seafood processing facility in Dutch Harbor, Alaska, employing approximately 400 people. The company maintains ammonia refrigeration systems and operates a Process Safety Management program. Dutch Harbor is a major seafood processing hub with significant regional competition.

1U.S. facilitySource: Corporate / EPA RMP
400Employees (Dutch Harbor)Source: Workforce data
AmmoniaRefrigeration systemSource: EPA RMP
PSMFormal safety programSource: OSHA / EPA

person_search Candidate Intelligence

  • check_circleStable employment at a 400-person seafood processing operation in Alaska's largest fishing port
  • check_circleWork with a company committed to process safety and ammonia refrigeration compliance
  • check_circleLocated in Dutch Harbor, a remote but established industrial community with seafood-industry infrastructure
  • check_circleOpportunity to join operations in a specialized, regulated refrigeration and food-processing environment

business_center Client Intelligence

  • warning7 ammonia-refrigerated plants within ~250 miles in nearby competing metros: False Pass, Unalaska, and Akutan—significant local competition for skilled refrigeration and food-safety talent
  • warningCandidates must be qualified for PSM-regulated ammonia systems; specialized expertise in food-processing refrigeration is essential
  • warningSingle facility in a remote location requires self-sufficient staffing and limits candidate commuting options; hiring must plan for retention in isolated geography
Dutch Harbor

Dutch Harbor, AK

Dutch Harbor is a harbor on Amaknak Island in Unalaska, Alaska. It was the location of the Battle of Dutch Harbor in June, 1942 when the Imperial Japanese Navy attacked it just seven months after the attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. To this day, it remains one of the few sites in the United States to be subjected to an aerial bombardment by a foreign power.

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