Designated Investigation Agency | Early Soil Investigation to Avoid the Negative Legacy of Chemical Substance Handling Sector
Soil contamination investigation
Voluntary early soil condition survey to prevent leaks from aging equipment in the chemical substance handling department and to ensure the avoidance of future negative legacies.
This document is a specialized guide that highlights the potential environmental risks faced by the chemical substance handling department of factories and explains an early soil investigation strategy to ensure the avoidance of future negative legacies. With years of operation, the risks of chemical leaks into the ground and underground infiltration due to the aging of pipes and storage tanks are becoming more serious. Ignoring these issues can manifest as significant environmental liabilities during future land sales or redevelopment, posing a defect risk that undermines the management foundation. This guide covers the importance of conducting a legacy risk inventory by scrutinizing past operational histories and the usage of specific hazardous substances, as well as the practical process of early soil overview investigations that involve rapid and precise sampling. Based on the advanced investigation techniques of the neutral designated investigation agency Geotech, it presents methods to visualize the invisible contamination of the ground as objective evidence without halting production line operations. It can be utilized as a practical risk management document to strengthen corporate governance, preserve asset value, and mitigate shadow legal dispute risks.
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This survey service is an official soil contamination investigation conducted by a designated investigation agency that fully complies with the Ministry of the Environment's guidelines and the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act. It starts with Phase 1, the "Historical Investigation," which scrutinizes the site's history and past handling of specified harmful substances, and continues seamlessly to a detailed "Overview Investigation" on-site. In the sampling process, the latest low-noise, space-saving drilling equipment is used to ensure that the operation of production lines and daily business is not disrupted, allowing for the reliable collection of soil and soil gas from a depth of 50 centimeters to deeper levels as needed. The analysis is conducted at a certified measurement certification office based on the Measurement Act, identifying all 26 specified harmful substances without omission and reporting them as official analytical values with the highest accuracy.
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P3
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P4
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It is optimal for voluntary risk management in factories and businesses handling chemical substances to prevent future negative legacies and the expansion of environmental liabilities. Specific scenarios include during factory reconstruction planning, asset value assessment of sites associated with organizational restructuring or M&A, and preemptively blocking hidden defect risks during family succession or internal reorganization. Additionally, it is introduced as a check for preventing chemical leaks from aging equipment aimed at clearing global environmental audits and strengthening compliance. It is utilized as a foundation to build objective evidence that both buyers and sellers agree on during the contract stage before land transactions, facilitating smooth and safe negotiation of sales.
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