Canada / Mexico
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and
Post-Occupancy Environmental Condition Survey
Confidential Aerospace Manufacturing Client
Saint-Leonard, Quebec, Canada
ETG was contracted to perform a Phase I ESA and Post-Occupancy Environmental Condition Survey to describe current site conditions, identify potential RECs that may have been created by the client’s operations, and identify any cleanup activities that may be required. A records review was performed to identify hazardous materials facilities within a 0.25 kilometer search radius of the Site. ETG personnel also reviewed files and pertinent maps regarding Site history, zoning, planning, and development and conducted a reconnaissance of the Site and adjoining properties. ETG personnel also reviewed and summarized information from previous Phase I and Phase II ESAs for the site. Several recognized environmental conditions were identified. ETG recommended that a Limited Phase II Subsurface Investigation be performed to identify the extent and magnitude of contamination at the Site.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and
Post-Occupancy Environmental Condition Survey
Confidential Aerospace Manufacturing Client
Anjou, Quebec, Canada
ETG perform a Phase I ESA and Post-Occupancy Environmental Condition Survey to describe current site conditions, identify potential RECs that may have been created by the client’s operations, and identify any cleanup activities that may be required. A records review was performed to review government agency lists regarding hazardous materials facilities within a 0.25 km search radius of the Site. ETG personnel also reviewed files and pertinent maps regarding Site history, zoning, planning, and development and conducted a reconnaissance of the Site and adjoining properties. ETG personnel also reviewed and summarized information from previous Phase I and Phase II ESAs for the site. Several RECs were identified. ETG recommended solutions to these issues which included multiple areas of contaminated soil removal.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Confidential Manufacturing Client
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
ETG was contracted to perform a Phase I ESA to describe current site conditions, identify potential RECs that may have been created by the client’s operations, and identify any cleanup activities that may be required. The assessment was designed to meet all applicable provisions of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Standard Z768-01 as well as all potential owner/operator requirements for the conduct of “all appropriate inquiry” as defined within CERCLA Section 101(35)(B). A records review was performed to review government agency lists regarding hazardous materials facilities within a 0.25 km search radius of the Site. ETG personnel also reviewed files and pertinent maps regarding Site history, zoning, planning, and development and conducted a reconnaissance of the Site and adjoining properties. ETG personnel also reviewed and summarized information from a previous Phase I ESA for the site. One REC was identified at the Site and ETG made recommendations for the condition. Additionally, ETG personnel reviewed regulations for site closures in British Columbia which are regulated by the Environmental Management Act Contaminated Sites Regulation (1997) and made recommendations for site closure.
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Proposed Building Lease Site
Langley, British Columbia, Canada
ETG was contracted to perform a Phase I ESA to describe current site conditions, identify potential recognized environmental conditions that may have been created by the previous occupants operations, and identify any cleanup activities that may be required prior to occupancy by our client. The assessment was designed to meet all applicable provisions of the CSA Standard Z768-01 as well as all potential owner/operator requirements for the conduct of “all appropriate inquiry” as defined within CERCLA Section 101(35)(B). A records review was performed to review government agency lists regarding hazardous materials facilities within a 0.25 km search radius of the Site. ETG personnel also reviewed files and pertinent maps regarding Site history, zoning, planning, and development and conducted a reconnaissance of the Site and adjoining properties. ETG personnel also reviewed and summarized information from previous Phase I ESAs for this site. Several RECs were identified at the Site. ETG recommended that a limited subsurface investigation be performed at the Site.