Proven remediation for industrial manufacturing sites
From chlorinated solvents to petroleum hydrocarbons and PFAS, REGENESIS delivers turn-key in situ solutions that protect operations, achieve compliance, and remediate complex sites effectively.
Turnkey solutions to treat a wide range of contaminants for manufacturing sites
REGENESIS provides turnkey solutions to treat chlorinated solvents, petroleum hydrocarbons, and PFAS at manufacturing sites. From large industrial facilities to small machine shops, we address contamination from spills, leaks, and historic releases.
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Reduce future liabilities and long-term stewardship
Regulatory closure should be seen as an interim milestone, since strategies to reach it can vary widely in future liabilities and long-term stewardship (LTS) costs. Too often, remediation plans prioritize short-term savings over proper LTS. This ebook offers guidance on cost-effective remediation planning and understanding your total cost to remediate.
Technologies used in industrial/manufacturing remediation
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FAQs about industrial/manufacturing sites
What do I do if contamination is identified on my property?
If contamination is identified on your property, it is necessary to evaluate the property usage and any potential exposure of people to the contamination. Action should then be taken to prevent any unacceptable exposures. It is recommended that you hire a knowledgeable environmental consultant to advise you through the process and to assist with any investigation and cleanup. Determining the source of the contamination will also help to clarify the issue of liability.
What is a site risk assessment?
Site risk assessments determine the potential effects of environmental impacts to humans, animals, and sensitive site receptors and in doing so drives the need for remedial action, sets cleanup levels, and defines requirements for closure. Site risk assessments are an integral part of the site evaluation process and are often relied upon by regulatory bodies when making decisions.
What are the potential dangers to the environment from contaminated land?
Contaminated land can have detrimental effects to the environment by releasing hazardous chemicals that kill fish, impair avian reproduction, and contaminate the food web.