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Environmental Services - Environmental Assessment
Environmental & Due Diligence Audits
IKM have undertaken environmental compliance audits for clients on numerous projects, within the steel, petrochemical, waste, railway and property industries. Recent projects have required programmes of environmental audits to ensure compliance with project specific management plans as well as relevant environmental legislation. IKM have also played a major environmental co-ordination role on several of Scotlands largest and most recent rail projects. Other clients have required Environmental and Due Diligence audits to identify environmental liabilities associated with the purchase and potential redevelopment of brownfield sites.
Noise & Vibration Monitoring
IKM have developed practical and efficient skills in undertaking noise and vibration impact assessments for various types of construction projects. The assessments are used to determine the potential impact of proposed construction or commercial projects on both local residents and building structures. Our experience in this area extends to waste management sites, railways, roads, factories, petrochemical complexes and city centre development sites, often we undertake noise assessments to satisfy IPPC permit or planning conditions. Key aspects of this nature of work are liaison with local authorities on assessment findings; provision of advice regarding mitigation measures wherever required, and follow-up compliance monitoring.Site Investigation & Assessment
Wherever the site, an appropriate site investigation is a key element in the assessment of risk from contaminated land. IKM Consulting Ltd offers a full range of environmental services for the investigation of contaminated land. These include:
Liaison With Regulators
IKM regularly work and negotiate with environmental regulators. The following examples are chosen from many in order to illustrate IKM`s approach to achieve the best environmental standards possible at the best value to the client. IKM works closely with many local authorities in several different roles, from being directly appointed by Councils, to negotiating on behalf of developers, particularly on issues related to the Part IIA regime and the planning process.