Designated Research Institution | Voluntary Soil Investigation to Prevent the Negative Legacy of Chemical Substance Handling Department
Soil contamination survey
Voluntary early soil surveys to prevent underground infiltration from aging equipment in the chemical handling department to comply with global environmental audits and regulations.
This document is a specialized guide aimed at risk management personnel in factories striving for compliance with international regulations and responding to environmental audits in the supply chain. It presents a voluntary early soil investigation strategy to overcome legacy risks in the chemical substances handling sector. Serious underground infiltration due to chemical leaks from aging facilities, such as floor cracks and deterioration of underground piping, poses a risk of contaminating the ground unnoticed, potentially transforming into a massive negative legacy that threatens the future survival of the company. This guide comprehensively covers methods for conducting a legacy risk inventory that details past hazardous substance usage and procedures for early soil screening investigations that accurately assess contamination risks through precise sampling. Based on the advanced investigation and analysis expertise of Geotech, an investigation agency designated by the Ministry of the Environment, it clearly explains practical risk management techniques to build objective clean evidence without halting production activities, facilitating smooth compliance with ESG investments and global environmental audits.
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This survey is a soil environment diagnosis service conducted by a certified designated investigation agency that fully complies with the standards of the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act and various local government environmental conservation regulations. It is structured according to needs, ranging from a legacy risk inventory based on a historical investigation (Phase 1) that verifies the history of hazardous substance use, to an early soil overview survey (Phase 2) involving high-precision sampling. In the investigation field, electric portable boring equipment that can be used in confined spaces and explosion-proof areas is employed, allowing for the collection of samples from accurate depths without affecting the layout of production facilities. Analysis is conducted using official methods at a measurement certification registered institution, and objective quantitative analysis result data for all items of specified hazardous substances from Category 1 to Category 3 is rapidly reported.
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P3
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P4
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It is ideal for global environmental audits in the manufacturing industry (such as ISO 14001 and supply chain audits), preventive maintenance of aging chemical handling equipment, and risk management of underground environments in preparation for disasters. Specific applications include checks for chemical leak prevention around underground piping and pits in the chemical handling sector, as well as obtaining clean certification of the ground through early soil surveys at the current time. Additionally, in the planning stages of future factory reconstruction or land use changes, it serves as a voluntary corporate governance tool to understand the presence or absence of environmental liabilities in advance and to avoid negative legacies, as well as providing reliable evidence to facilitate asset succession and M&A.
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