Designated Investigation Agency | Prevention of Soil Contamination and Planned Annual Remediation at Operating Factory Sites
Balancing factory operations and cost reduction! We propose preventive measures to prevent underground infiltration through early voluntary soil surveys and optimal planned annual purification.
This document proposes an optimal process for "early detection, preventive measures, and annual purification," starting from voluntary soil surveys during operation, aimed at managers and facility managers who wish to simultaneously achieve the maintenance of factory operations and minimize soil contamination remediation costs. If soil contamination is left unaddressed, it will expand underground over time, leading to a situation where, during future land sales or closures, the only option available is the very costly soil replacement method, resulting in significant management risks due to high remediation costs. In contrast, by voluntarily clarifying the current situation through sampling at an early stage during factory operations and identifying the causes of subsurface infiltration to implement preventive measures, the new expansion of contamination can be completely halted. Furthermore, for the remaining past contamination, it is possible to establish a manageable annual plan in line with the business plan, allowing for systematic purification using long-term and low-cost methods while keeping the factory operational. GeoTech, a designated investigation agency, fully supports efficient investigations that do not impact the factory's production activities and directly contribute to cost reductions through the latest compact drilling technology and high-precision official analysis for clean environmental measures.
basic information
This is a soil investigation plan specialized for operating factories by Geotech, a designated research institution by the Ministry of the Environment. Considering the operational environment of the factory, we are equipped with compact, simple drilling machines (SCSC) that can operate autonomously in limited workspaces and gaps in production lines, as well as high-performance autonomous drilling machines. Based on sampling techniques compliant with the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act, we accurately determine the presence of various specific harmful substances. We provide a comprehensive specification that includes rapid official analysis using our advanced analytical equipment and the preparation of detailed investigation reports that identify factors contributing to underground infiltration risks.
Price information
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Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Model number/Brand name
Soil contamination investigation
Applications/Examples of results
It is used for voluntary risk management during the operation of factories that handle hazardous substances, such as chemical plants, metal processing industries, and automobile maintenance shops, as well as for the purpose of reducing medium- to long-term environmental liabilities. Specifically, it is ideal for early detection of potential underground leaks from underground piping, areas around pits, and storage tanks, allowing for appropriate preventive measures such as impermeable barriers and equipment repairs. Additionally, even if there are no immediate plans for land sale, it can be widely utilized as a means to gradually implement low-cost planned soil remediation (such as groundwater pumping and microbial treatment) based on annual plans, thereby preventing future declines in asset value and significant expenditures due to sudden regulatory compliance.
