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Tel: 713-695-4708
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ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS GEO's environmental site assessments (ESAs) have ranged
in scope from preliminary site evaluation to full scale environmental
comprehensive studies and remedial investigations. Our range of services reflects
the extensive variation in client needs, site characteristics, and local,
regional and federal regulations. GEO's site evaluations enable clients to
make sound business decisions which limit financial liabilities associated
with contaminated properties. A team of professional geologists and professional
engineers, who are very experienced in conducting ESAs, direct project work
and report efforts. Geo utilizes the phase approach to ESAs. Although we
usually customize the ESA program to the client's needs, these phases
generally take the following forms: ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT
PHASE-I ESA Phase-I focuses on existing or potential problem
areas. An ESA Phase-I involves the identification, investigation, and
evaluation of the natural and pre-existing conditions of the properties which
may incur liability, pose development constraints, or cause difficulty with
the compliance requirements as defined by the following environmental
statutes: ·
CERCLA
of 1980 as amended by SARA of 1986; ·
Toxic
Substance Control Act; ·
RCRA
as amended by SWDA of 1984; and ·
Corresponding
state and local statutes. GEO's ESA Phase-I services include: ·
Preliminary
site inspection; ·
Inventory
of hazardous materials; ·
Site
historical review; ·
Analysis
of hydrogeological characteristics; ·
Review
of the federal, state and local regulatory agency records and inquiries; ·
Interviews
with curren/previous owners and neighbors; ·
Identification
of potential risks; and ·
Identification
of necessary actions required to correct, reduce or minimize risks. Environmental Site Assessment
Phase-II GEO recommends Environmental
Site Assessment Phase-II if (1) information collected during ESA Phase-I
indicates the possible presence of contaminants at the site, or (2) if more
in-depth specific information is required to make a decision. ESA Phase-II methodology includes the following: ·
Comprehensive
asbestos/lead survey; ·
Characterizing
waste materials; ·
Groundwater
monitoring and modeling to define contaminant behavior; ·
Soil
and groundwater laboratory studies; ·
Drilling
exploratory holes to obtain and test soil and groundwater samples; and ·
Collecting
enough data needed to design effective remedial action program REMEDIATION In many cases, a site may be remediated to comply with
regulatory statutes. GEO's remedial investigations determine the following: ·
Identification
of feasible remedial alternatives; ·
Cost
comparison of various remedial alternatives; and ·
Designing
and implementing cost effective programs to clean up or to contain
contaminants. Geo has experience in designing and implementing
effective solutions to remove, contain, stabilize, and treat the
contamination. Our experience in remedial solutions includes such technologies
as: ·
Interceptor
systems for underground spills or leaks isolation and recovery; ·
Injection/withdrawl
systems; ·
Air
stripping of volatile solvents; ·
Venting
gases from waste chemicals in the ground; ·
Enhanced
bioremediation to break down the hazardous compounds in soil; and ·
Excavation
and disposal of contaminated soil. |
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