- Introduction
- Dispute Resolution and Expert Witness
- Gas Membrane Manufacturers
- Gas Membrane Verification
- Geo-Environmental Investigations (Phase 1 & 2)
- Great Crested Newt Surveys
- Ground Gas Investigations and Risk Assessments
- Ground Gas Mitigation Measures
- Groundwater Risk Assessments
- Human Health Risk Assessments
- Inert Cover Validation
- Pre-Purchase Site Evaluation
- Remediation Strategies and Guidance
- Remediation and Validation
- Risk Assessment for School Gardens
- Third Party Assessments
Environmental
Assessing Wastes for Disposal Options
Coopers have experience of classifying waste materials from sites and identifying potential disposal routes for contaminated and uncontaminated soils.
Coopers adopt a step-by-step process utilising total solid testing and hazard assessment following the Environment Agency Technical Guidance Note WM2: Interpretation of the Definition and Classification of Hazardous Waste to identify whether materials are hazardous or non-hazardous. With the step-by-step process we can identify whether materials require pre-treatment before disposal to landfill and we can undertake Waste Acceptance Criteria (WAC) analysis to determine the landfill (inert, non-hazardous, stable non-reactive or hazardous) disposal route.
This assessment may also be used by clients in developing their Site Waste Management Plans (SWMP’s) on a project as well as in a Materials Management Plan (MMP) where materials from site may be used in remediation as set out in the CL:AIRE Code of Practice for the Definition of Waste.
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