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An asbestos survey is an examination of a building (or object) to the presence of asbestos. The survey is conducted by a trained and certified expert. An asbestos survey clarifies whether asbestos is present in a building, for which types of asbestos is, those places where the applications are located and the condition of the material. On the basis of risk classes is determined what requirements must be met if the asbestos is removed. During the inventory is also a (global) risk assessment conducted which looked at the potential risk to the users of the building. Based on this information, whether direct removal is necessary or whether further investigation is needed.

Using a historical research (short for research) an assessment is made whether and where to expect at a given location soil contamination.

Exploratory soil investigation in accordance with BS 5740 is the most common `type of soil survey in the Netherlands. The general purpose of an exploratory soil research is to show that the soil is suitable for the intended purposes / activities.

Investigations groundwater monitoring in short, has roughly two reasons: early warning of the emergence of soil (for example at petrol stations, oil-gas separator); determining the degree of the spread of an existing pollution (for example, a groundwater contamination with chlorinated hydrocarbons). Is usually chosen for an annual sampling of groundwater as a form of monitoring. The government may be required by monitoring, but companies or individuals may also decide to monitoring.

The reasons to carry out a soil remediation can be very diverse. For example, a remediation can be performed as part of a property transaction, the application for an environmental permit or even a commitment from the government.

Contain leaking groundwater dewatering during construction projects or renovation to include must meet certain quality requirements for discharged into drains or open water. If the parameter contains levels above the discharge requirement, for example fuel, solvents or metal, it is necessary purification. These quality (discharge requirements) are determined by the Water Board, Water Board and Water Board.

As one of the few companies in the Netherlands, PJ Milieu BV in possession of a mobile scrubber with a capacity of 4000-20000 cubic meters of air per hour. The mobile scrubber, also called scrubber or return vapor cleaner can be connected to the exhaust air spigot of vacuum and tank trucks. Also applications in industrial processes, the odor control and the realization of clean working environment.

On extracting and discharging groundwater are always linked higher costs. Also needs water boards and local residents more insight into the environmental effects. It is therefore of great importance to the total water objection / withdrawal flow rate / area of influence of a pumping to keep as low as possible. Moreover, the regulations governing the extraction and discharge of groundwater increasingly complex. The pit must be dry enough, but applying for permits and paying levies and taxes must be avoided as much as possible. Moreover, the effects on the environment must be transparent. A drainage advice PJ Milieu BV creates clarity.

When pits with drainage is wise to establish a monitoring plan in advance. Sometimes this is required from the water permit. A monitoring plan describes the necessary monitoring during the execution of a work. This may include monitoring measures in the field of groundwater, contamination or settlements. PJ Milieu BV advises you on effective monitoring and meaningful action and threshold values, based on years of experience with excavations for the purpose of remediation, groundwater remediation and monitor creations and groundwater contamination.

For the monitoring of the groundwater are several reasons: the experience of groundwater flooding, the construction of a groundwater monitoring network or a drainage pit. First, the rise and the goals for the monitoring be established. Also, existing data on soil structure, and any existing groundwater monitoring wells collected. Subsequently, wells, hand or machine, installed. The wells, if necessary, measured in relation to NAP and the National Triangulation System.