Environmental Laboratory Testing Symposium
Day 1 - Environmental Sampling
Day 2 - Environmental Testing
ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING
- TPH – understanding the analysis
- Impact of legislation on testing
- In situ sampling and testing
- An update on SGVs and GAC values
- MCERTs - the way forward
- Data collection, handling and analysis
- How can Clients influence geoenvironmental testing
Why book?
Learn from industry leaders and experts about:
- How Eurocode and changing legislation will impact on testing
- What to avoid when scheduling testing
- How to maximise quality data for your remediation design and/or Conceptual Site Model
- How to avoid delays when specifying testing
- Advantages and limitations of testing and test procedures
- Interpretation of the test data and potential errors to be aware of
Delegate Fee - £150 + VAT per day
Geoenvironmental testing has become an important aspect of investigations and land quality management. It is often the critical path for projects as it may lead to expensive and sometimes long duration remediation and testing phases in the project.
Unlike geotechnical testing, geoenvironmental testing is intrinsically linked to environmental legislation and there are rafts of guidance and standards which seem to change all of the time. This course will look at the most up to date parts of legislation which need to be considered and how future changes may affect our attitude and choice of laboratory testing.
Topics on the agenda will include:
Environmental Sampling
The course will look at the typical testing which is currently being scheduled, the limitations of the testing and how external influences can affect how or why testing is carried out.
Environmental Testing Symposium is kindly sponsored by:
Geoenvironmental testing has become an important aspect of investigations and land quality management. It is often the critical path for projects as it may lead to expensive and sometimes long duration remediation and testing phases in the project.
Unlike geotechnical testing, geoenvironmental testing is intrinsically linked to environmental legislation and there are rafts of guidance and standards which seem to change all of the time. This course will look at the most up to date parts of legislation which need to be considered and how future changes may affect our attitude and choice of laboratory testing.
Topics on the agenda will include:
Environmental Sampling
- the importance of the right type of sample
- sample preservation and integrity
- sample transportation
- Update on legislation
- What might or is changing
- Critical documentation to follow
- MCERTs - the way forward
- SGVs and GACs
- Hydrocarbon - TPH understanding the analyses
The course will look at the typical testing which is currently being scheduled, the limitations of the testing and how external influences can affect how or why testing is carried out.
Environmental Testing Symposium is kindly sponsored by: