How it works
Our Environmental Remediation Services
01Environmental Assessment Services
Every contaminated site is different, and we start by understanding your specific project goals before recommending an approach. Rather than applying a standard checklist, we scope an assessment strategy around the site's history, the proposed end use, and your budget and timeline, then guide you through every stage from initial investigation to final validation.
02Site Investigations
A Stage 1 site investigation reviews a site's history, including past land use and any available records, to identify whether contamination is likely and where. If that review flags a concern, a Stage 2 investigation follows with intrusive sampling, drilling boreholes or test pits and laboratory testing, to confirm whether contamination is actually present and how far it extends.
05Waste Classification Management
Material excavated during remediation needs to be correctly classified before it can be legally disposed of or reused, and getting this wrong can mean costly delays or non-compliant disposal. We manage waste classification and disposal logistics so material is handled appropriately, whether that means disposal at a licensed facility or, where the contamination profile allows it, resource recovery instead.
06Environmental Management Documentation
Environmental regulation in Australia has become considerably more stringent, and the documentation expected alongside remediation work has grown with it. We prepare environmental management plans, monitoring documentation and compliance reporting to the standard now expected by regulators, councils and financiers, so your paperwork holds up to scrutiny.
07Due Diligence Assessments
Before acquiring a site, understanding its environmental condition is essential to making an informed decision, since undisclosed contamination can become an expensive problem after settlement. Our due diligence assessments give buyers, lenders and investors a clear picture of contamination risk before a transaction proceeds, so it can be priced in or addressed as a condition of sale rather than discovered afterward.
