At Enviropass, we provide expert Geo-Environmental consultancy services to support planning applications across the UK. Local Planning Authorities often require Phase 1 Contamination Reports or Contamination Risk Assessments for planning applications. These are normally desktop based. Phase 2 assessments require physical on site investigations. Phase 3 reporting involves the detailed design, implementation and ongoing monitoring. We can help you all stages that you require.
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A Phase 1 Desk Study is the foundational step in any geo-environmental assessment. This involves:
Our thorough desk studies provide a clear understanding of the site’s baseline conditions, helping you make informed decisions about subsequent investigations and mitigation measures.
When potential risks are identified during the Phase 1 study, a Phase 2 Site Investigation is conducted. This involves:
Our team uses state-of-the-art equipment and methodologies to deliver accurate, actionable data, ensuring your development proceeds with confidence.
Contaminated land poses significant risks to human health, ecosystems, and development feasibility. Our contaminated land assessments include:
Understanding ground conditions is critical for safe and effective construction. We provide geotechnical support, including:
Water management is a vital component of sustainable development. Our services include:
For larger projects, an EIA may be required to assess potential environmental impacts. We provide:
Effective waste management reduces environmental impact and project costs. Our consultancy services include:
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The NPPF emphasizes sustainable development and environmental protection. Key principles relevant to geo-environmental consultancy include:
The EA provides essential guidance on managing contaminated land, groundwater protection, and waste disposal. Compliance with EA requirements is often a key component of planning approval.
Standards such as BS 5930 (Code of Practice for Ground Investigations) and BS 10175 (Investigation of Potentially Contaminated Sites) provide technical benchmarks for conducting geo-environmental assessments.
