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Phase I and II onsite engineering and environmental impact assessments

If you are about to acquire or occupy property, you may just need an onsite engineering and environmental assessment.

Concerned about the prospect of being held accountable for something you have no control over? The ecological

ramifications of previous activity on a property any company or client is considering for business use can become a problem.

What can be done to prevent it? Due diligence assessments. See if the site is acceptable according to environmental legislation such as clean air clean water acts.

The Phase I Site Assessment provides a relatively quick examination of the site, exploring its history, soil pictures and records. The engineers also check for specific contaminants, and find relevant data about previous and neighbouring operations.

In a Phase I, environmental engineers seek to find potential liabilities you would not otherwise know about.

The Phase II part of the assessment literally digs a little deeper, however soil samplers and groundwater analysis are only part of the picture.

See information on air quality if that is also a concern.

Land ownership

If your interests are in acquiring the real estate, a customized cost-effective onsite engineering and environmental audit may be better for you.

The basic non-intrusive Phase I and more detailed Phase II structure remain in place.

Does the property have a facility that produces air emissions on it? You might do well to contact Calvin Consulting Group Ltd., CCGL, about the atmospheric regulatory and compliance issues.

Please call Ann Jamieson at 403-547-7557.

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