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Contaminated Site Audits

Typical EPA and Council requirements

The RULES have changed !!!

From the 1st July 1999, any person who becomes aware of land being contaminated which presents a significant risk, must report it in writing to the EPA. Failure to do so will involve heavy fines.

Stage 1 - Preliminary site investigation

	Identify all past and present potentially contaminating activities
	Identify potential contamination types
	Discuss the site condition
	Provide a preliminary assessment of site contamination
	Assess the need for further investigations

Stage 2 - Detailed site investigation

	Issues raised in the preliminary investigation
	The type, extent and level of contamination

Stage 3 - Site remedial action plan

	Set remediation goals that will be suitable for the proposed use
	Document all detail procedures and plans
	Establish environmental safe guards
	Identify and include proof of necessary approvals and licenses

Stage 4 - Validation and site monitoring reports

Validation report and where appropriate, ongoing site monitoring

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