Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA)
The objective of a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is to assess the risk of potential environmental liability at a property associated with current or historical activities at the site and neighbouring lands.
The typical scope of work includes:
The typical scope of work includes:
- a review of current information and historical records (for example chain of title, aerial photographs, municipal directories, and government records);
- the completion of a visual site inspection to identify potential concerns (for example an underground storage tank or evidence of a spill);
- interviews with knowledgeable persons (typically the owner, tenants, and regulatory agents); and
- preparation of a report documenting the findings, conclusions, and recommendations arising from the study.
A Phase I ESA does not include the collection or laboratory analyses of samples of soil, groundwater, or other materials; these activities are associated with Phase II Environmental Site Assessments.
Terrapex's Phase I ESAs are typically completed to meet the requirements of CSA Standard Z768-01, and will satisfy the requirements of O.Reg. 153/04 for obtaining a Record of Site Condition.
At Terrapex, Phase I ESAs are completed by experienced, knowledgeable staff who have received specific training in completing such assessments. We pride ourselves in producing a high quality product in a reasonable time frame and at a competitive price. We understand that our clients are basing critical financial decisions on the findings of our Phase I ESAs, therefore we ensure that our assessments are thorough and our reports clearly document both actual and potential environmental liabilities and, if requested, the level of risk.
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