WHY MAKE AN EVALUATION OF THE WEBSITE
The law may
require an assessment of site contamination (site evaluation) or voluntarily.
The Site Assessment Services evaluation is
complete to collect accurate and comprehensive data on the site to assess
whether there is a substance above the background concentrations that present
or may present a risk of harm to human health, the environment, or the
environment. Environment. Any environmental value in the context of given land
use. The site evaluation must be carried out using methods that comply with
current legislation, guidelines, and industry standards. The site evaluation
process forms the basis of corrective actions that may be necessary to manage
the identified risks.
HOW TO DIRECT THE EVALUATION OF THE
WEBSITE
In Australia,
the national environmental protection measure of 1999 (site contamination
assessment) provides the national framework for site evaluation, which
recommends that the investigation of contaminated sites be carried out in
stages. The step-by-step approach aims to gradually update the conceptual
website model (CSM), focusing on and prioritizing resources on the most
critical risk factors for the website.
The site
evaluation and management report are produced using a gradual approach, as
follows:
Preliminary
site search (PSI)
Detailed Site
Search (DSI)
Sanitation Plan
(PAR)
Website
Correction and Validation (SRV)
Site Management
Plan (SMP)
By hiring Endpoint,
we will work with you to answer the following questions:
Why is Site Assessment Services necessary, and
what is its endpoint?
What are your
alternatives to the site assessment approach?
How to simplify
the site evaluation process without sacrificing quality?
Do we need to
collaborate with other experts to achieve your goals?
WHAT OFFER OF WEBSITE EVALUATION
SERVICES
Endpoint
specializes in the following components of website evaluation:
Soils and
sediments, including sulfated acid soils
Groundwater (in
porous and fractured consolidated media)
Aquifer test
Modeling of the
destination and transport of groundwater
LNAPL
transmissivity
The surface of
the water
Steam intrusion
Landfill gas
Data management
and visualization
Statistical
analysis Preliminary and final ecological risk assessment
Qualitative and
quantitative risk assessment for human health
Conceptual site
templates
