• Waste classifications (GSW, ENM, VENM)
  • Acid Sulfate Soil (ASS) Assessments
  • Preliminary site contamination investigations
  • Detailed site contamination investigations
  • Remedial action plans
  • Validation assessments
  • Material suitability assessments
  • Due diligence contamination assessments

Frequently Asked Questions

Environmental engineering is a discipline of engineering that encompasses multiple scientific topics to develop solutions for adverse environmental issues that could pose a risk for human health and ecosystems.
Environmental engineering is required to ensure the improvement of ecological conditions, making it more suitable for humans to live.
Environmental engineers evaluate the potential of environmental impacts on the project and provide advice in mitigating or eliminating potential risks to human health or local ecosystems in accordance with relevant guidelines.
Environmental engineers work on improving recycling, waste disposal, public health, and water and air pollution control.
  • Air quality;
  • Pollution control;
  • Water quality;
  • Pollution control;
  • Occupational health;
  • Stormwater management;
  • Solid and hazardous waste management.