Designated Research Institution | Early Soil Investigation Supporting Business Continuity and Strong BCP During Disasters
Voluntary early soil condition survey to prevent chemical leaks due to natural disasters and aging equipment, and to establish a robust business continuity plan (BCP) system for continued operations.
This document is a specialized guide aimed at the risk management department responsible for crisis management, health and safety, and BCP (Business Continuity Planning) in factories. It proposes a voluntary soil investigation strategy to eliminate risks associated with ground conditions due to natural disasters and aging equipment, thereby preventing unexpected operational shutdowns. Natural disasters pose significant risks by causing severe damage to infrastructure such as underground pipelines and storage tanks, increasing the likelihood of invisible chemical leaks and serious subsurface infiltration. Neglecting these issues can lead to an irreparable negative legacy in the future, evolving into environmental liabilities that threaten the survival of the company. This document systematically explains methods for inventorying legacy risks associated with infrastructure aging that should be implemented regularly, as well as procedures for early soil overview surveys to promptly determine the presence of contamination through accurate sampling. Based on the advanced field investigation and official analysis expertise of the designated investigation agency, Geotech, it covers practical crisis management techniques that establish a robust BCP system that remains unwavering even during disasters, all while constructing precise clean evidence without halting the factory's daily operations.
basic information
This survey provides risk management-type soil environmental investigation services offered by a certified designated investigation agency that fully complies with the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act standards and various local government environmental regulations. It covers everything from the risk inventory through Phase 1 "Historical Investigation," which scrutinizes the history of hazardous substance use, to on-site sampling in Phase 2 "Overview Investigation." Utilizing the latest compact portable boring technology, we can safely and without disrupting operational lines drill even in severe site environments with dense explosive areas and production facilities, ensuring reliable collection of soil and soil gas at various depths. Analysis is conducted using official methods at a registered measurement certification agency, and high-precision quantitative data is rapidly reported with high reliability.
Price information
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Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Model number/Brand name
Soil contamination survey
Applications/Examples of results
It is ideal for preventing secondary disasters during natural disasters (such as earthquakes and heavy rains) at factories and plants that handle chemical substances, checking for chemical leaks due to aging underground infrastructure, and strengthening company-wide BCP (Business Continuity Plan) from the ground up. By regularly conducting legacy risk inventories and performing early soil condition surveys, we can accurately confirm and accumulate data on the current health of the underground environment. In the event of a leak or disaster, it serves as initial contamination data, ensuring rapid recovery and minimizing damage, while also being utilized as a preventive governance tool to protect operational continuity from future regulatory changes and unforeseen ground defect risks.
