If you’re starting fresh designing an EHS program for your facility, or just ready to hit the reset button, the following eBook is an essential read.
BBJ Group currently serves Fortune 50 companies, regional and national asphalt manufacturers, asphalt distributors, multinational additive manufacturers, and chemical blending enterprises in the chemical and petrochemical industry.
Representative services provided to the chemical and petrochemical industries include:
BBJ Group air quality professionals provide a full range of air quality consulting services to both major and minor sources in a variety of industries. We assist with all aspects of air quality compliance, including application development, emission inventory preparation, and air dispersion modeling. Our team is well versed in local regulations as well as federal standards such as NSPS and NESHAPS. We work with clients to develop lasting air quality solutions from initial permit applications through long-term compliance assistance.
A typical BBJ Group EHS compliance assessment is performed by an environmental compliance specialist and includes:
Approaches to the RCRA Corrective Action process sometimes adopt a “Penny Wise, Pound Foolish” strategy and efforts associated with early assessment phases are minimized. However, a hasty RCRA Facility Assessment results in too many open questions and poorly framed defenses, which regulators use to leverage more expensive investigations and remedies that may be necessary.
Large parts of a century-old facility were man-made, consisting of fill materials placed in Lake Michigan. Free petroleum product was present beneath parts of the site, necessitating RCRA cleanup.
BBJ Group professionals were responsible for designing and installing systems for free product recovery. Within six months, free product in an area impacted by heavy fuel was reduced from 1.5 feet thick on the water table to only a sheen.
Clients engaged in property transactions or brownfields redevelopment often require environmental investigations as a core component of Due Diligence. By completing site investigations, potential real estate purchasers and sellers are able to ascertain the environmental quality and “as-is” value of the property.
BBJ Group managed cleanup of a former glass manufacturing site within the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA) program. Before BBJ Group’s involvement, progress was stalled after years of disjointed investigations. BBJ Group implemented an aggressive site-wide approach to move the cleanup forward by (1) properly identifying areas of concern through consolidation of historical information with new soil, groundwater, and vapor sampling data, and (2) designing remedial actions that met ISRA requirements while reducing overall project costs.
State agencies often have jurisdiction supplementing federal authority for cleanup of contaminated groundwater, surface water soil, and other media. To meet state and local requirements, BBJ Group professionals have investigated and restored more than 1,000 contaminated sites in North America.
Conceptual Site Models (CSM) have become an integral tool to keep corrective response actions and due diligence focused on the issues and methods that count. This eBook covers how to use CSM as a tool for managing Superfund (CERCLA) and RCRA corrective action as well as in site investigations related to contaminated site transfer.
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