Kantey & Templer conduct contamination assessments at sites during the removal of underground storage tanks, which were utilised for the storage of fuel or solvents. K&T determine whether any residual contamination may be present as a result of fuel storage on site. The site investigation generally consists of the following scope of work: Site and…

Kantey & Templer has been involved in Department of Public Works Projects where we conducted Environmental Impact Assessments and implement an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the construction of a bulk water supply systems and other potable water systems. As part of these appointments K&T also provided an Environmental Control Officer who inspected the construction…

Kantey & Templer can conduct site assessments to fully establish the contamination status of sites prior to acquisition by the client. This is generally done by adopting a three-phase approach; Phase 1, Phase 2 – and Tier 2 assessments. Additionally, for the sites where unacceptable risks were identified, site-specific, remedial targets are developed to protect…

Kantey & Templer regularly undertake Basic Assessment processes for the replacement of underground and aboveground storage tanks. From the application, to public participation, to construction phase management of compliance to post-construction auditing following completion of the project.

Leaking infrastructure and significant spillages may result in Free Phase Product (FFP) forming in the subsurface (soil and groundwater). FPP may also be encountered aboveground in areas such as streams, drains, etc. Unrecovered FPP will directly lead to secondary contamination sources. Vacuum-Enhanced Recovery (VER) is an in-situ technology that uses pumps to remove various combinations…