Environmental waste management regulations have evolved steadily over the past decades. The improper handling, storage and discharge of waste materials can result in permit violations; local, state or federal enforcement actions; Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) violations; and the degradation of soil and water.
BBJ Group currently provides demolition management services for many of its regional and national clients across North America. Recent projects have been performed for some of our clients in the manufacturing, building supplies, nonprofit, and retail gasoline sectors.
BBJ Group’s client, a foundry which produces ductile iron castings, required assistance in determining alternative waste disposal options for industrial by-products. Of particular concern were sands generated during the molding process in the foundry. Annually, the facility was generating approximately 14,000 tons of sands that were no longer viable for re-use in foundry operations and were being disposed of as solid waste. BBJ Group evaluated the sands generated at the facility and determined that the sands were appropriate for use in concrete mixes, making the sands eligible for the State-level certification program for reuse of industrial by-products.
BBJ Group currently provides construction management services for many of its clients across North America. Recent projects have been performed for some of our regional and national clients in the building products, warehousing, fast-food and retail gasoline sectors.
BBJ Group currently provides demolition management services for many of its regional and national clients across North America. Recent projects have been performed for some of our clients in the manufacturing, building supplies, nonprofit, and retail gasoline sectors.
BBJ Group’s opinions of cost are developed using decision and risk analysis and other techniques to establish expected costs. Clients use our valuations to identify and select the best strategy in terms of several metrics: (1) expected value, (2) return on investment, and (3) benefit.
BBJ Group professionals review current processes and/or operations associated with the generation of waste materials, relevant facility permits, laboratory analytical results of
Although an SWPPP is not required for facilities which maintain a Certificate for No Exposure, facilities which are covered under an individual or general stormwater permit require an SWPPP to address operations with potential to impact stormwater discharges. BBJ Group professionals review the SWPPP when operational changes are proposed to determine if operational changes require updates to the SWPPP.
