Overview
When soil contamination is discovered, restrictions on land use and decreases in asset value may occur during land redevelopment or sale. Soil contamination remediation work can expand the effective use of land and help restore land asset value. Based on the latest information regarding soil contamination, we propose remediation plans tailored to our customers' needs.
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Construction Process (After Your Request)
- Step 1
- Meeting with Relevant Parties Before Remediation Work
Before starting construction, we hold detailed discussions with the customer. During this meeting, we confirm details such as the scale, overview, schedule, safety measures, and progress targets of the work, and then proceed with preparing the construction schedule and construction plan.
- Step 2
- Preparation and Submission of Construction Plan to Regulatory Authorities
We prepare a construction plan (contaminant removal plan, etc.) and submit it to the relevant regulatory authorities.
- Step 3
- Marking the Excavation Area
Before construction begins, we mark the excavation area and measure its dimensions.
- Step 4
- Excavation of Contaminated Soil
Contaminated soil is excavated using a backhoe and loaded onto dump trucks.
- Step 5
- Confirmation of Excavation Results
We confirm the dimensions and depth of the excavated area.
- Step 6
- Backfilling and Compaction
Clean soil is brought in, followed by compaction and backfilling.
- Step 7
- Removal of Contaminated Soil from the Site
Excavated contaminated soil is managed using manifests and transported to soil treatment facilities.
- Step 8
- Preparation and Submission of Completion Report
We prepare a completion report for the remediation work and submit it to the relevant regulatory authorities.
○ Completion report preparation ○ Construction photo records ○ Manifests, etc.
