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Designated Investigation Agency | Optimization of Soil Investigation Costs through Gradual Narrowing Down

A comprehensive soil survey that narrows down soil contamination risks through phased sampling in stages 1 to 3, achieving optimal investigation costs with reliable evidence.

This document is a guidebook that explains specific methods to achieve optimization of overall investigation costs by progressively advancing through each step from Phase 1 to Phase 3 in comprehensive soil investigations based on the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act. When visualizing environmental risks associated with land transactions or factory rebuilds, conducting deep excavation across the entire site from the outset creates significant cost waste. Therefore, we first conduct a desktop review of historical land use (Phase 1) to identify the usage of specific hazardous substances and areas with potential contamination. Based on the results, we implement targeted phased sampling (Phases 2 and 3) at the minimum necessary locations, ensuring reliable legal evidence while thoroughly eliminating unnecessary analysis points and labor costs. With the advanced technical expertise developed by Geotech, a Ministry of the Environment-designated investigation organization, and sampling methods that utilize specialized equipment for small sites without halting operations, along with accurate data management based on official analyses, we propose an optimal plan that preemptively mitigates hidden defect risks and environmental liabilities after handover, thereby strongly protecting the company's social credibility and asset value.

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Designated Investigation Agency | Comprehensive Soil Investigation Procedure to Prevent Delays in Factory Reconstruction

A method to confirm risks at low cost and with a short delivery time through phased sampling in phases 1 to 3, in order to prevent the factory reconstruction plan from being halted.

This document is a guide for utilizing phased comprehensive soil investigations to prevent unexpected construction delays and the occurrence of sudden remedial costs in factory and facility reconstruction and equipment renewal projects. There are often risks of chemical leaks from the past to the present within operating factory sites, and starting excavation work without prior understanding can lead to a complete halt in construction due to the discovery of contamination. This document begins with a thorough historical examination in Phase 1 and provides a detailed explanation of the method for narrowing down target areas based on the usage history of specific hazardous substances. Furthermore, by introducing "incremental sampling" to eliminate unnecessary excavation in healthy areas, it presents a concrete process that minimizes the number of analysis points and on-site workdays while ensuring optimal investigation cost management. Utilizing the advanced expertise of Geotech, a designated investigation agency by the Ministry of the Environment, along with specialized boring techniques for confined indoor spaces that do not halt factory operations, we deliver optimal solutions that fully comply with legal requirements while robustly protecting the company's valuable assets and reconstruction schedule.

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Designated Investigation Agency | Factory Site M&A Environmental Liability Soil Investigation

A study that visualizes potential environmental liabilities through phased sampling in stages 1 to 3 during corporate M&A and organizational restructuring, achieving cost optimization.

This document is a practical manual for comprehensive soil investigation aimed at fully visualizing and isolating "environmental liabilities" buried in the land, created for the management planning departments and legal risk management personnel of manufacturing and B2B companies involved in M&A (mergers and acquisitions), organizational restructuring, or the sale of factory sites. Completing a transaction while overlooking the underground infiltration risks of specific hazardous substances previously used by the target company or legacy risks can lead to serious management risks that may later develop into massive damage claims or disputes. This manual provides a step-by-step explanation of the process from Phase 1 investigation, which clarifies the handling history of specific facilities using past public documents, to Phase 2 and 3, which involve collecting on-site data. By introducing "incremental sampling" to prevent excessive drilling across the entire site and accurately approach high-risk areas, it demonstrates a concrete process to minimize expensive analysis costs and achieve overwhelming optimization of investigation costs. The trusted legal evidence provided by the designated investigation agency, Geotech, strongly supports safe governance and smooth negotiation outcomes.

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Designated Investigation Agency | Procedures for Comprehensive Soil Investigation to Protect Corporate Credit

A method for inventorying environmental risks at low cost through phased sampling in phases 1 to 3, in order to protect corporate compliance and social trust.

This document is a utilization guide for phased comprehensive soil surveys created for B2B companies and factory managers aiming to promote ESG management, strengthen corporate governance, and ensure compliance. It helps to early inventory potential environmental risks on company-owned land to robustly protect the company's social credibility. If legacy risks, such as underground infiltration of chemicals, are lurking on the operational site, neglecting them could lead to expanded contamination, potentially jeopardizing the company's brand value and social credibility in the future. This guide explains the step-by-step approach from Phase 1, which involves scrutinizing past handling history, to Phases 2 and 3, which focus on collecting field data. It completely eliminates unnecessary budget expenditures by avoiding uniform investigations across the entire site and implements "tiered sampling" based on historical evidence to narrow down sampling points, thereby detailing a process that achieves high cost-effectiveness and reliable cost optimization. The objective legal evidence from Geotech, a Ministry of the Environment-designated investigation agency, strongly supports the establishment of a safe management foundation and sustainable corporate value.

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Designated Investigation Agency | Comprehensive Soil Investigation Procedure for Determining Asset Value

Soil investigation that reveals potential risks through phased sampling in phases 1 to 3 during real estate trust establishment and loan acquisition, optimizing investigation costs.

This document is a practical guide for financial and asset management officers aimed at companies seeking to liquidate, securitize, or trust their land and real estate assets, or to obtain loans and investments from financial institutions for large-scale development projects. It clarifies the risks of soil contamination hidden underground and provides a phased comprehensive soil investigation to completely eliminate lending and investment risks. In the rigorous evaluation of land asset eligibility in finance practices, overlooking the presence of environmental liabilities can become a critical bottleneck that directly leads to loan rejections or the cancellation of investment projects. This guide clearly explains the approach from Phase 1, which comprehensively diagnoses the presence of hazardous substance facilities based on past public documents, to Phases 2 and 3, which gradually collect on-site data. By conducting "stepwise sampling" to narrow down the subjects based on historical evidence, it presents a concrete approach to minimize unnecessary fieldwork and high official analysis costs, achieving overwhelming optimization of investigation costs. The reliable legal evidence established by Geotech, a Ministry of the Environment-designated investigation agency, firmly protects the value of important assets.

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Designated Investigation Agency | Comprehensive Soil Investigation Procedure to Prevent Leakage from Aging Equipment

A cost optimization study to manage phased sampling from phases 1 to 3 to prevent underground leakage of chemicals due to aging factory infrastructure and disasters.

This document is a practical guide for managers of equipment maintenance, environmental safety, and chemical handling departments at factories and business sites that have been in operation for many years. It aims to detect and prevent the underground leakage of specific hazardous substances from aging pipes and pits at an early stage, thereby preventing future negative legacies and the expansion of environmental liabilities through a phased comprehensive soil investigation. The underground infiltration of liquefied chemicals due to infrastructure aging and disaster risks such as earthquakes is extremely difficult to detect visually, and if left unaddressed, it can lead to severe soil and groundwater contamination, posing a risk of incurring enormous remediation costs. This document explains the specific approach from Phase 1, which identifies potential leakage risk areas based on past equipment layouts and repair histories, to Phases 2 and 3, which involve gradually collecting on-site data. It eliminates excessive investigations that uniformly examine the site and accurately conducts "incremental sampling" at high-risk areas, thereby completely suppressing unnecessary high analysis costs and presenting know-how that achieves robust compliance governance and overwhelming optimization of investigation costs without halting operations.

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