Designated Investigation Agency for the Chemical Industry | Soil Contamination Survey and Historical Investigation Phase 1
Soil contamination survey, historical investigation
Ensure reliable historical investigations (Phase 1) for risk management in the chemical industry.
In the chemical industry, managing soil contamination risks arising from past land use and operational history is crucial for business continuity and compliance. Particularly in real estate transactions and the selection of business sites, it is essential to prevent potential environmental liability risks and future troubles. Our "designated investigation agency" conducts historical site assessments (Phase 1) to evaluate these risks in advance and enhance the safety of transactions. 【Usage Scenarios】 - When purchasing or selling business properties - When relocating or expanding factories and facilities - Due diligence in M&A - Confirming environmental compliance 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Early detection and assessment of soil contamination risks - Avoidance of troubles in real estate transactions - Reduction of environmental liability risks - Support for the development of business continuity plans (BCP)
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【Features】 - Reliable investigations conducted by a Ministry of the Environment designated research institution - Detailed historical research based on old and new closure registries, municipal documents, etc. - Analysis of land use changes through chronological analysis of historical objective materials - Technical specifications including on-site surveys (site visits) - Probability assessment of soil contamination risks from specific harmful substances 【Our Strengths】 Geotech offers a "total ground service," providing one-stop solutions from ground investigations and reinforcement design to soil contamination surveys. With extensive experience and reliable technology, we support our clients' business risk management.
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P3
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
Conducting "historical site investigation (Phase 1)" and soil contamination risk assessment in compliance with legal obligations and municipal regulations related to real estate transactions, land sales, or development of a certain scale or larger. Retrospective analysis of past operational history based on comprehensive collection of public notification records, historical maps, and closed registration books, as well as the preparation of environmental investigation reports. Environmental hazardous substance assessment tests for construction-generated soil (excess soil) to be transported off-site due to demolition work or land alteration, and preparation of reports in the name of designated investigation agencies.
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