Contaminated
Land & Soil
Engage the services of HSE Australia’s qualified and experienced land contamination consultants to undertake contamination investigation, analysis, recommendations and validation across industries.
HSE Australia will partner with your organisation to:
- Lead ongoing monitoring programs to meet individual EPA licence conditions
- Provide lab analysis at our NATA-accredited lab
- Produce EMS strategies to suit existing processes and objectives
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What is a Contaminated Land Assessment
A holistic guide about contaminated land, the different phases of an assessment and details regarding legislation and remediation.
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What is a contaminated land assessment?
A contamination refers to a substance being present in land, water or building materials that would not naturally be found.
Some examples include:
- Mineral extraction (mining)
- Waste disposal (non-organic)
- Illegal or historic dumping
- Leaking of storage tanks (industry, petrol station)
- Pesticide or herbicide use (agriculture)
- Asbestos contamination (construction or naturally occurring)
- Natural disasters
A contaminated land assessment is a systematic investigation that allows you to determine the presence, scope and complexity of contamination within a space.
Our approach to contamination land consultancy
Our team provides comprehensive services for contaminated land assessments.
Assessment:
Our team of environmental consultants undertakes an audit to understand the current activities on-site. We will:
- Look at council records and aerial photographs to understand historic activity
- Conduct soil sampling, groundwater sampling and testing groundwater well installations to ensure compliance
Remediation:
Where contamination exists, remediation programs should be set in place as soon as possible to reduce the contamination footprint and minimise the environmental impact.
Our site consultants will work with clients to:
- Implement remediation programs
- Facilitate planning, scheduling, contracting and project management
The EPA stipulates that an auditor must provide auditing at an arm’s length or as an independent third party.
Our environmental management team has access to Certified Environmental Auditors across Australia and can implement a confidential audit at short notice to meet any compliance issues.
Managing risk is what we do. We work with companies, industries and government departments to understand and manage potential environmental risk.
We conduct Human Health Risk Assessments and Ecological Risk Assessments to determine hazards and minimise human and ecological harm. Both assessments are equally important for environmental compliance.
Auditing, Sampling & Management of potential risks & existing hazards.
HSE Australia offers a wide range of environmental risk management and auditing services in areas such as contaminated & polluted land or water. Get in touch for an individual quote.
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FAQs
Health Safety Environment Australia
What industries commonly require a contaminated land assessment?
Industries that commonly see a need for a contaminated land assessment include?
- Manufacturing and industrial
- Waste and recycling services
- Construction and demolition
- Mining and quarrying
- Transportation and logistics
- Oil and gas
When is a contaminated land assessment required?
Common occurrences include:
- Redeveloping land
- Changing land use
- Applying for planning permits
- Suspecting contamination due to past activities
What contaminants are commonly assessed?
Typical contaminants include:
- Heavy metals
- Hydrocarbons
- Asbestos
- Pesticides and herbicides
- Industrial chemicals