A phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment is aimed primarily at identifying signs of actual or potential environmental contamination through an intensive study of current and past uses of the site or property.
Following analytical results of samples taken during a phase II, a phase III will concentrate on defining a sampling pattern that will allow to establish the extent of the contamination.
Following analytical results of samples taken during a phase II, a phase III will concentrate on defining a sampling pattern that will allow to establish the extent of the contamination. In a phase III soil sampling aims at constructing a grid (or mesh) to delimit the contamination in surface and in depth.
For environmental remediation works, a phase III is important to estimate the amount of soil to be decontaminated and therefore reduce the associated costs.
Géosphère Consultants is committed to providing solutions adapted to your budget and your needs in terms of decontamination and restoration of contaminated sites.
This test involves taking samples of the concrete slab and the underlying embankments using an electric core drill with a diamond core of a 250 mm diameter.
The purpose is to verify the nature of the backfill present under the concrete slab and determine its Petrographic Swelling Potential Index (PSPI).