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A comprehensive support method for soil analysis that covers everything from preliminary surveys to meeting acceptance criteria.

A comprehensive support method for soil analysis that covers everything from preliminary surveys to meeting acceptance criteria.

In construction projects, the disposal of construction leftover soil involves complex procedures, and a single mistake can lead to serious risks such as work stoppages or legal penalties. This service provides a total solution that offers everything from planning the preliminary investigation necessary for soil disposal, on-site sampling, high-precision chemical analysis, selection of optimal disposal sites, to support for notifications to authorities, all in a one-stop service. We fully meet over 45 strict standards that vary by region and disposal site (including dioxins, oil content, fluorine, etc.) and comply with volume-based sampling specifications (such as mixed method at five locations). Through GeoTech's integrated management process, we eliminate waste in each step, significantly reducing analysis costs while ensuring strict compliance and smooth progress of construction.

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  • Site and ground investigation
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  • Residual soil analysis

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Soil Investigation: Residual Soil Analysis

Sampling can also be done by the customer! We are responding to analysis based on the revised content.

Due to the revision of the "Environmental Standards Related to Soil Contamination" that came into effect on April 1, 2019, the residual soil regulations (earth and sand regulations) of each prefecture and city have also been partially amended. Our company is responding to the revised content with analysis. In the case of residual soil surveys, the analysis items, sampling methods, and certificate formats may vary depending on the disposal site, so please confirm the disposal site in advance. Additionally, for sampling, both our company and the customer can conduct the sampling. 【Features】 ■ Analysis in accordance with the revised content ■ Sampling can be conducted by the customer ■ A complete set of sampling manuals and containers will be mailed (if you are conducting the sampling) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Soil Survey] A Must-See for Purchasing Managers: Analysis of Compliance with Soil Disposal Regulations to Prevent Procedure Rejections

Optimized soil survey manual! Covers keywords searched by purchasing agents and eliminates procedure rejections.

We provide high-precision public analysis solutions to completely eliminate the risk of construction interruptions in response to the stricter soil disposal regulations and acceptance standards at construction sites across the country, starting with the metropolitan area. In the practical handling of soil removal, a mistake in the preliminary specification confirmation process can lead to immediate rejection of acceptance, resulting in a significant increase in total costs on site. Our company reliably implements "full-layer sampling according to excavation depth," as stipulated in regulations such as those in Chiba Prefecture, using advanced boring techniques like dry excavation, and perfectly meets the additional analysis requirements for oil content and dioxins that vary by disposal site. Furthermore, based on the principle of "no reuse of existing data" encountered in public works registration practices, we quickly establish solid evidence unique to the specific site and lot. Even in urgent situations, we streamline the entire process from sampling to analysis, issuance of measurement certificates, and support for administrative procedures in a one-stop manner, ensuring a reliable removal system that does not halt construction. Please feel free to consult with us first.

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Analysis and compliance with regulations for excavation residual soil and construction-generated soil for dismantling purposes | Geotech

The designated investigation agency supports the proper disposal of leftover soil at the demolition site.

In the demolition industry, the proper handling of construction-generated soil and excavation residual soil is crucial for compliance with municipal regulations and administrative submissions. Improper handling can lead to legal issues and delays. Geotech, as a designated investigation agency, provides a one-stop solution ranging from "historical land use surveys" based on past land use history, reliable "sampling" on-site, "residual soil analysis (assessment tests)" for hazardous substances, to the preparation of "reports under the name of the designated investigation agency," and even "contamination soil purification measures and construction management." For swift investigations that do not halt the site, please feel free to consult us. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Site investigation after the demolition of existing buildings - Proper handling of residual soil associated with demolition work 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Compliance with legal regulations and environmental conservation - Smooth project advancement - Reduction of risks in demolition work

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  • Other earthworks, foundation works, and exterior floors
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Analysis of Excavated Soil and Construction Waste for Infrastructure Development | Geotech

Support for ensuring environmental suitability through soil analysis and compliance with regulations.

In the infrastructure development industry, detailed soil contamination surveys in compliance with local government soil regulations and administrative submissions before land acquisition and construction commencement are crucial to prevent delays in construction schedules. Ensuring environmental compatibility and adhering to legal regulations are essential for the smooth advancement of projects. Geotech, as a designated survey organization, provides a one-stop solution from "historical land use surveys" based on past land use history to reliable "sampling" on-site, "soil analysis (testing)" for hazardous substances, preparation of "reports under the name of the designated survey organization," and even "contamination soil remediation measures and construction management," achieving rapid surveys that do not halt the site. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Preliminary surveys before acquiring new construction sites - Site surveys after the demolition of existing buildings - Voluntary risk management 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduction of risks in land acquisition - Optimization of costs and schedules during the planning phase - Compliance with legal regulations while ensuring environmental conservation - Smooth project advancement

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  • Residual soil analysis

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