In this 69th episode, I discuss "What Is The Proper Way To Perform Water Remediation?"

In order to properly perform water remediation, a systematic plan needs to be created and put into action.

The systematic plan should include, An Initial Site Assessment, Research of Environmental Compliance, A Feasibility Evaluation, A Remediation Design, Implementation of The Design Plan and Finally, Confirmatory Sampling and Closure.

During an initial site assessment, which contaminates are present and at what concentration levels is determined. Based on this information, we research to find out what concentration levels need to be to comply with environmental regulations and laws. Then our remediation options need to be considered to determine the practical approach to get to those levels. Then we select a remediation option or combination of options. Then we implement those selections by performing them and monitoring the process with field measurements to determine our success at reaching the target levels. Once our field measurements have indicated that the targets have been met, we take confirmatory samples and send them off for third party laboratory validation. Upon receipt of successful results, a closure report is created documenting the entire project and is submitted to the required regulatory bodies, insurance companies, client, etc.

Documentation of everything is key. The more the better! Overkill erroring on the side of caution, by providing the most details possible, is the best approach saving time for everyone involved!

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