Solution
Après avoir utilisé des méthodes d’enquête à détection directe et des échantillonnages ciblés du sol et des eaux souterraines pour déterminer l’étendue de la contamination par le pétrole, TRC a déterminé que son système breveté de bouchon de piégeage des liquides de phase non aqueuse (NAPL) était le moyen le plus réalisable et le plus rentable de contenir le flux de pétrole brut du puits.
Résultat
Le système de collecte passive n’a pris que cinq semaines. L’eau et le rivage ont été restaurés et la communauté locale est en mesure de profiter de cette ressource naturelle une fois de plus.
Projets connexes
Découvrez le succès que nous avons eu en aidant nos clients à exécuter des projets majeurs et à avoir un impact significatif sur leurs communautés locales.
Confined Space Hazard Assessment and Program Evaluation
TRC safety experts updated a client’s confined space program to improve documentation and safeguard against workplace accidents.
Construction Stormwater Auditing for Regional Transportation Agency
Maintaining compliance with construction stormwater regulations is an especially difficult challenge for a long, linear project where space is at …
PFAS Treatment Evaluation for the Maysville Well
TRC staff installed a water treatment system to remediate and prevent recurrence of PFAS in the Maysville Well in North …
River City Vet Adaptive Reuse
TRC provided structural engineering support to the adaptive re-use of an existing 11,000 square foot one-story retail building, converting it …
Aquifer Protection and Dynamic Engineering-Water Quality Pond Rehabilitation Project
TRC helped characterize and remove accumulated sediments in the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone and the sensitive Barton Creek Watershed.
Réaménagement du Presidio à San Francisco
TRC est fier d’être un partenaire du Presidio Trust et se réjouit à l’idée de projets plus réussis.
Partager nos perspectives
Nos praticiens partagent leurs idées et leurs points de vue sur les tendances et les défis qui façonnent le marché.
Conseils de récupération LNAPL pour les milieux non consolidés
août 20, 2024
Le liquide léger de phase non aqueuse (LNAPL) est un contaminant des eaux souterraines qui n’est pas soluble dans l’eau.
Traitement des SPFA pour permettre l’utilisation bénéfique des sédiments dragués touchés
juillet 18, 2024
Environ 200 à 300 millions de verges cubes de sédiments sont draguées chaque année par le US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) et d’autres intérêts fédéraux (USEPA, 2007).
Prévenir les rejets de contaminants dans les ressources en eau
avril 22, 2024
La technologie brevetée napl-trappe capuchon de TRC traite des contaminants à la source de sédiments.
Déchloration du panache de solvant
Décembre 13, 2023
La déchloration anaérobie est un processus biologique qui se produit en l’absence d’oxygène et qui est principalement utilisé pour assainir les composés chlorés, tels que les solvants chlorés.
EPA Issues Clarification of Free Product Removal Requirements
juin 20, 2023
EPA recently clarified requirements for LNAPL recovery and remediation.
Proposed MCLGs and MCLs for PFAS
mars 15, 2023
Final Regulatory Determination for Contaminants on the Fourth Drinking Water Contaminant Candidate List
Odor Evaluation Services
février 23, 2023
TRC is nationally recognized as an expert in the field of odor measurement, identification, modeling and control engineering. This presentation includes an overview of odor properties, odor evaluation, modeling and odor thresholds and outlines the four sensory properties: detectability, intensity, character and hedonic tone.
Metals 101
février 8, 2023
Metals are naturally occurring elements in the Earth’s crust that enter the environment through natural processes. They can be found in groundwater, soil and sediment. The trophic transfer of these elements in aquatic and terrestrial food chains has important implications for wildlife and human health.
PFAS on the Move: Fate and Transport in Sediment
janvier 3, 2023
PFAS tend to sorb to sediment particles and organic matter, which settle at the bottom of a waterbody, creating a reservoir of PFAS that can cycle in the environment for decades.
Advanced NAPL Site Characterization Tools
Décembre 14, 2022
Advanced NAPL site characterization tools can improve site understanding and remediation performance.
Implementing bioremediation at environmental cleanup sites: TRC experts weigh in at leading industry conference
mai 17, 2021
TRC experts make several presentations at the Battelle conference about innovative approaches they have developed for implementing and monitoring bioremediation and the use of naturally-occurring or deliberately-introduced micro-organisms to break down environmental pollutants.
Environmental Impacts of Tire Wear: The Issue of 6PPD-Q
octobre 3, 2023
The best management practices for preventing 6PPD-Q from entering nearby streams include street sweeping, flow control through mitigation techniques and treatment.
Le rapport 2023 sur le taux d’eau et d’eaux usées en Virginie est maintenant disponible
juillet 24, 2023
La réussite d’une évaluation technique de l’impraticabilité est la collecte de données solides, la documentation et la communication efficace des conditions du site et du potentiel de restauration des eaux souterraines.
EPA Issues Clarification of Free Product Removal Requirements
juin 20, 2023
EPA recently clarified requirements for LNAPL recovery and remediation.
Microplastics ITRC Guidance Document and Training Available Soon!
février 23, 2023
Microplastic particles have been found in nearly every corner of the globe, but health effects and toxicity are only beginning to be understood. Because of their ubiquitous nature, microplastics present a challenge in both accurate sampling and source attribution. Microplastics are emerging as an environmental issue that regulators and industry will be increasingly focusing on in the coming years.
Vapor Intrusion Assessment and Mitigation Case Study
février 23, 2023
Keys to a successful technical impracticability evaluation are sound data collection, documentation and effective communication of site conditions and groundwater restoration potential.
QA and Chemistry Services
février 23, 2023
TRC offers many QA and Chemistry services including data usability assessments, limited and full data validation reports, quality assurance project plan preparation, selection of appropriate analytical methodologies and laboratory audits.
Odor Evaluation Services
février 23, 2023
TRC is nationally recognized as an expert in the field of odor measurement, identification, modeling and control engineering. This presentation includes an overview of odor properties, odor evaluation, modeling and odor thresholds and outlines the four sensory properties: detectability, intensity, character and hedonic tone.
PFAS Fate and Transport
février 23, 2023
Understanding PFAS properties and behavior is key to effective detection and remediation.
PFAS Fate and Transport: Conceptual Site Models
février 23, 2023
The conceptual site model describes site-specific sources, release and transport mechanisms, exposure media, exposure points, exposure pathways and routes and potential human and/or ecological receptor populations.
PFAS: Data Collection and Analysis Part 2
février 23, 2023
There are many PFAS-related challenges, such as changing regulations, toxicology, fate and transport, analytical methods, remediation, public perception and more.
PFAS: Sampling and Analysis Part 1
février 23, 2023
Sampling and analysis of Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) requires specific techniques and analytical tools to ensure data quality.
EPA Announces $2 Billion in Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants in Drinking Water
février 14, 2023
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan announced $2 Billion in infrastructure funding to help the nation’s rural water supplies.
PFAS: Remedial Approaches
février 8, 2023
Remediating Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from the soil and water requires effective techniques and innovative technologies. TRC’s experts are well versed in several remediation strategies intended to remove PFAS and prevent re-exposure.
PFAS in Air: The Basics
février 8, 2023
Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of synthetic chemicals resistant to heat, water and oil. PFAS are widely detected in air as well as water and soil.
Metals 101
février 8, 2023
Metals are naturally occurring elements in the Earth’s crust that enter the environment through natural processes. They can be found in groundwater, soil and sediment. The trophic transfer of these elements in aquatic and terrestrial food chains has important implications for wildlife and human health.
Risk Communication Challenges for Emerging Issues
février 8, 2023
Risk communication is the exchange of real-time information, advice and opinions between experts and people facing threats to their health, economic or social well-being.
Green and Sustainable Remediation
janvier 9, 2023
Green and sustainable remediation (GSR) can optimize remedial activities, minimize environmental footprints and reduce social and economic impacts.
Emerging Contaminants- Microplastics, HABs and Cannabis
janvier 9, 2023
Microplastics, harmful algal blooms (HABs) and cannabis/hemp can present health and safety concerns.
Chlorinated Solvents 101
janvier 9, 2023
Chlorinated solvents are present in industrial chemicals and can post risks to the environment and human health.
Equipment Decontamination and Replacement of Legacy Aqueous Film Forming Foams
Décembre 21, 2022
Legacy AFFF used for firefighting are a significant source of PFAS in the environment. With current and expected regulation, many entities are looking for replacements.
PFAS: The Basics
Décembre 14, 2022
Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of synthetic chemicals resistant to heat, water and oil. These persistent chemicals have been found to be ubiquitous toxins in our environment.
Petroleum Hydrocarbons 101
Décembre 14, 2022
This presentation defines petroleum hydrocarbons and covers the range of products and constituents that comprise petroleum hydrocarbons.
Advanced NAPL Site Characterization Tools
Décembre 14, 2022
Advanced NAPL site characterization tools can improve site understanding and remediation performance.
New National Emerging Contaminants Research Initiative
septembre 12, 2022
The Executive Office of the President of the United States announced a National Emerging Contaminant Research Initiative
Webinar Reply: Minnesota’s PFAS Monitoring Plan
juin 13, 2022
Minnesota’s PFAS Monitoring Plan: Other Test Method (OTM) 45 for Measuring PFAS Air Emissions
PFAS Experts Symposium 2: An Update on Advances in Chemical Analysis of PFAS
mars 23, 2022
A recap of how the analysis of per‐ and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) has evolved since the first PFAS Experts Symposium in 2019.
The Best Process for Transforming Thermal Generation Power Plants
février 9, 2022
Faced with an aging fleet, stricter environmental regulations, reduced costs for natural gas and competition from renewables, more than 600 power plants have been decommissioned in the last 20 years, a pace that will increase with the announced closure of nearly 350 additional plants by 2025.
Blast from the Past: How TRC Helped a Small UK Village Remove WWII Grenades and Mines from Playground
Décembre 11, 2021
When an straightforward remediation project came to a screeching halt after work crews unearthed live grenades, officials in Weedon Bec turned to TRC.
TRC Colorado PFAS Regulatory Update
juillet 21, 2021
Update on Colorado’s recent policies and plans to regulate new and historical discharges of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) into the environment.
Implementing bioremediation at environmental cleanup sites: TRC experts weigh in at leading industry conference
mai 17, 2021
TRC experts make several presentations at the Battelle conference about innovative approaches they have developed for implementing and monitoring bioremediation and the use of naturally-occurring or deliberately-introduced micro-organisms to break down environmental pollutants.
TRC to Oversee $104 Million Demolition Project at Los Angeles’ Haynes Generating Station
avril 24, 2021
TRC to dismantle and remove four decommissioned generating units in Long Beach, Calif., to pave way for LADWP’s clean grid initiatives.
Breakthrough Solutions for Coal Combustion Residuals Compliance
septembre 3, 2020
TRC is your trusted partner, helping to navigate the economic, environmental and regulatory pressures as well as the rapid technological advancements impacting successful coal ash management.
Ecological Risk of PFAS from AFFF-Impacted Sites
juin 30, 2020
The facts on evaluating exposure to wildlife
TRC Brings Environmental Services to Manchester with Second UK Office
mars 5, 2020
In continuing to expand our presence in a key British market, TRC is opening our second UK office in Manchester, England
TRC and Environmental Partners, Inc. (EPI) have entered into definitive agreement for the sale of EPI’s business
novembre 25, 2019
TRC and Environmental Partners, Inc. (EPI) have entered into definitive agreement for the sale of EPI’s business
World Health Organization Examines Danger of Microplastics in Drinking Water
novembre 5, 2019
There’s growing concern that microscopic plastic particles could be having a detrimental effect on drinking water quality.
Why Coal Ash Impoundments and Landfills Make Great Solar Sites
septembre 25, 2019
Hundreds of coal ash sites are set to close over the next decade and could make ideal, low-impact locations for utility-scale solar farms.
TRC Remediation Project at Roche Nutley Site in New Jersey Wins National Grand Prize for Sustainability
mai 7, 2019
TRC was awarded the 2019 Grand Prize for Environmental Sustainability by the American Academy of Environmental Engineers & Scientists for the cleanup of the former Roche site in Nutley, N.J.
Groundwater Recharge: How It Affects Your Decisions
mai 30, 2018
Often misunderstood, groundwater recharge rate is an important consideration when assessing groundwater supply or aquifer vulnerability.
TRC Acquires Hazmat Assessment Firm American Environmental Consulting
janvier 3, 2018
TRC, a leader in engineering, environmental consulting and construction-management services, announced today that it has acquired American Environmental Consultants, Inc. of Weymouth, Mass., a hazardous materials assessment company.
EPA to Include CERCLA Sites and RCRA Facilities in Site Remediation NESHAP
juin 23, 2016
EPA has published a proposed rule that would extend the requirements of the Site Remediation National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) regulations to previously exempt soil and groundwater remediation activities under CERCLA and RCRA.
Successful Coal Ash Pond Management
juillet 10, 2014
Regulatory requirements, plant retirements, changes to facility operational profiles, environmental liability management and political and social pressures are among the factors driving utilities to close or consider closing their coal ash ponds.
California Advances Plastic Packaging Law
juillet 7, 2023
As rulemaking deadlines and compliance timeframes approach, how will your organization be impacted?
Changes to EPA’s Risk Management Program (RMP) Regulations Are Coming
avril 14, 2023
Changes to the Risk Management Program (RMP) regulations were signed into a final rule on February 27, 2024, by EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan.
Setting the Stage for Effective Environmental Compliance Recordkeeping
mars 21, 2023
Recordkeeping is an integral component of demonstrating compliance with environmental regulations.
Routinely Evaluating the Health & Effectiveness of Integrated Systems to Manage EHS/ESG Risks – Part 2
mars 15, 2023
Systematic monitoring and continuous improvement is important to achieve an effective EHS/ESG management system within an organization.
Recognizing, Identifying, Prioritizing and Addressing EHS & ESG Risks
mars 3, 2023
A clear view and understanding of the environmental, health and safety (EHS) risks created by a business is paramount to its success and longevity.
Routinely Evaluating the Health & Effectiveness of Integrated Systems to Manage EHS/ESG Risks – Part I
mars 1, 2023
Once established, an EHS/ESG management system must be routinely evaluated to ensure it remains effective to identify and control risks, as well as accommodate and adjust for changes that occur to/within the organization.
EPA Publishes Effluent Guidelines Program Plan 15
février 14, 2023
The EPA announced updated effluent limitations guidelines under Plan 15, focusing on the evaluation and rulemaking process for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) discharges.
Preparing Your RMP Facility for a Future of Extreme Weather
novembre 29, 2022
Facilities dealing with hazardous materials must prepare for extreme weather events that pose a risk to their operations and the community.
Proactive Enforcement is Key in the EPA FY2022-2026 Strategy
octobre 19, 2022
A core element of the EPA FY2022-2026 Strategic Plan focuses on environmental compliance.
How to Prevent Infectious Disease in the Workplace
septembre 1, 2022
There are various ways infectious diseases can spread throughout the workplace. Learn how they spread and what to do next to prevent ill-health.
Workplace Fatigue Explained
septembre 1, 2022
Workplace fatigue can happen as a result of factors both inside and outside of the workplace. No job is exempt and no employee is immune. Learn more.
Workplace Odor Surveys & Assessments
septembre 1, 2022
A persistent odor in a building indicates the presence of an issue in need of resolution to promote the occupants’ wellbeing and safety. Learn more.
Conducting an IAQ Inspection
septembre 1, 2022
Many investigation strategies can help you uncover IAQ concerns and sources. An initial inspection can help you get started. Learn more from our guide.
Safety and Health Audits Benchmarking for Performance Improvement
septembre 1, 2022
Safety and health benchmarks help employers track company progress in improving employee health and safety and is critical to long-term success. Learn more.
Optimizing EHS/ESG Information Management and Reporting Systems by Leveraging Innovative Digital Technology Solutions
août 10, 2022
A single, integrated enterprise wide EHS/ESG IMS can significantly improve performance and communicate progress towards organizational requirements and goals.
Regulatory Compliance Items to Consider as Part of Transactional Due Diligence
juillet 19, 2022
Performing a limited environmental regulatory review can identify potential deficiencies with the environmental management of an acquisition.
Five New PFAS Added to EPA Regional Screening Levels (RSLs)
juin 24, 2022
EPA announced the addition of five new PFAS to the list of Regional Screening Levels (RSLs)
Integrating Sustainability, Digital Connectivity and Design Optimization in Wastewater Treatment Systems
juin 20, 2022
Some organizations rarely think about water and wastewater treatment, until there is a problem. American industry depends on the ability to treat wastewater discharges while complying with regulatory standards and addressing emerging contaminants. If wastewater treatment fails, our environment is negatively impacted, and companies are exposed to shutdowns, delays and fines.
Support an Integrated EHS/ESG Management System
juin 10, 2022
While a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is a common method for identifying environmental liabilities during transactional due diligence, the ASTM International standard for Phase I ESAs (E1527-13, with proposed E1527-21 awaiting adoption) omits regulatory compliance from its scope. For properties containing operations that may be applicable to environmental compliance regulations, performing a limited environmental regulatory review can identify potential deficiencies with the environmental management of the facility. A limited environmental compliance review typically evaluates the presence of material findings that may exist in a facility’s management of its environmental compliance requirements. Material findings are defined as a condition of non-compliance that could necessitate expenditures, not including attorney fees or regulatory agency penalties, in excess of a specified dollar amount or materiality threshold. The materiality threshold is based on the client’s risk tolerance and is often in the range of $50,000. However, this amount is arbitrary and can be revised as appropriate. Non-material deficiencies, those identified below the materiality threshold, would still require action but are within the client’s risk tolerance.
Worst Case Discharges of Hazardous Substances – Proposed Rule
mai 25, 2022
In compliance with the Clean Water Act (CWA), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently proposed a new rule for onshore non-transportation-related facilities requiring specified facilities to plan for worst case discharges (WCDs) of CWA hazardous substances that could cause substantial harm to the environment.
PFAS Discharges and NPDES Permits
mai 25, 2022
On April 28, 2022, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Water released a memo addressing the use of National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits to restrict per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) discharges to water bodies.
How to Use an Integrated Approach To Manage EHS and ESG Risks
avril 20, 2022
While a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is a common method for identifying environmental liabilities during transactional due diligence, the ASTM International standard for Phase I ESAs (E1527-13, with proposed E1527-21 awaiting adoption) omits regulatory compliance from its scope. For properties containing operations that may be applicable to environmental compliance regulations, performing a limited environmental regulatory review can identify potential deficiencies with the environmental management of the facility. A limited environmental compliance review typically evaluates the presence of material findings that may exist in a facility’s management of its environmental compliance requirements. Material findings are defined as a condition of non-compliance that could necessitate expenditures, not including attorney fees or regulatory agency penalties, in excess of a specified dollar amount or materiality threshold. The materiality threshold is based on the client’s risk tolerance and is often in the range of $50,000. However, this amount is arbitrary and can be revised as appropriate. Non-material deficiencies, those identified below the materiality threshold, would still require action but are within the client’s risk tolerance.
SEC Releases New Proposed Rules Requiring Public Companies to Disclose Climate Risks
avril 12, 2022
On March 21, 2022, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued its proposed rules for The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors which would require public companies in the U.S. to disclose information in their annual financial reports.
PFOA & PFOS As CERCLA Hazardous Substances: What Does This Mean and How Can You Be Prepared?
février 17, 2022
A plan to designate two per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as “hazardous substances” under CERCLA was recently submitted by the EPA.
EPA Adds First New Hazardous Air Pollutant Since 1990
janvier 14, 2022
EPA finalized a rule to add 1-bromopropane to the federal list of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) on December 22, 2022.
EPA Finalizes TRI Reporting Requirements for Natural Gas Processing Facilities
Décembre 7, 2021
EPA finalized rule to add natural gas extraction and/or processing plants to Toxics Release Inventory reporting requirements
How Does ESG Address Corporate Governance?
novembre 15, 2021
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria can direct investors’ decisions regarding which companies they choose to support. Each component plays a crucial role in risk assessment.
OSHA’s National Emphasis Program on Heat-Related Illness and Injuries
novembre 3, 2021
On September 20, 2021 in an OSHA National News Release, OSHA published a memorandum establishing an enforcement initiative that is designed to prevent and protect employees from heat-related illnesses and death. This initiative, which develops a National Emphasis Program (NEP) on heat inspections, is an expansion of an already existing Regional Emphasis Program (REP) in OSHA’s Region VI, which covers Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
NJDEP Implements New Jersey Environmental Justice Law Through Administrative Order
octobre 5, 2021
On September 22, 2021, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Commissioner announced the issuance of Administrative Order (AO) No. 2021-25 to implement New Jersey’s Environmental Justice (EJ) Law. This order is effective immediately, and applicants seeking to site new major source facilities, renew major source permits or expand existing facilities with major source permits (e.g., Title V air permits) in overburdened communities are affected. There are more than 4.5 million people that live within 331 municipalities that are overburdened communities in the state of New Jersey.
OSHA’s Call for Comments on Mechanical Power Press Standard Changes
septembre 30, 2021
OSHA has recently published a call for comment regarding mechanical power presses. The reason behind OSHA’s request is that the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) consensus standard for mechanical power presses has been updated numerous times since the implementation of OSHA’s standard.
OSHA Returns to In-Person Inspections As COVID-19 Restrictions Lift
août 4, 2021
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is authorized by the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act) to assure employers provide safe and healthful work conditions free of recognized hazards and by setting and enforcing standards and providing training, outreach, education and technical assistance. OSHA has recently announced the return to in-person inspections as COVID-19 restrictions begin to lift.
EPA Proposed PFAS Reporting Requirement
juillet 29, 2021
New proposed rule would require all manufacturers and importers to report any amount of PFAS onsite
Managing EHS & ESG Risks Through Integrated Systems Today and Beyond
juillet 22, 2021
It has been more than 50 years since the development and establishment of the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the federal Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) which were formed to protect our environment and workplaces across the United States. Significant laws, policies and regulations followed to establish the “regulatory programs” that all applicable businesses and entities must address and meet to ensure these compliance-driven legislative programs would create a foundation to protect our society.
Controlling volatile organic emissions from RCRA hazardous waste activities
mai 14, 2021
EPA identifies National Compliance Initiative FY2020-2023 for reducing hazardous air emissions from hazardous waste facilities.
OSHA COVID-19 Guidance, Regulation and Enforcement to Protect Workers
avril 13, 2021
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has signaled their intent to provide more guidance, regulation and enforcement with respect to protecting workers from contracting COVID-19 at their place of work. Among the key developments:
Using EMS to Advance Sustainability
mars 21, 2021
Connecting and leveraging the Environmental Management Systems (EMS) framework as a tool to promote the broader business objectives is key to an integrated approach to sustainability.
The View on Climate Change has Changed in Washington
mars 1, 2021
The Biden Administration signals both a renewed and accelerated focus on climate change.
The Pro’s and Con’s of EHS Outsourcing
janvier 25, 2021
Considerations and challenges for optimizing the value of and relationships when outsourcing Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) functions.
2020: A Year to Remember or a Year to Forget?
Décembre 20, 2020
Published in EM Magazine, December 2020, this article by TRC’s David Elam speaks to the importance of pausing to reassess the work challenges we’ve faced due to COVID-19 this year and our accomplishments despite the challenges, and how to prepare for the coming year, after one of the most difficult years in modern history.
TRC Companies Inc. Acquires 1Source Safety and Health
novembre 11, 2020
TRC Companies (« TRC”), a leading technology-driven provider of end-to-end engineering, consulting and construction management solutions, has acquired 1Source Safety and Health, a firm that provides management consulting services in areas such as indoor air quality, asbestos management, industrial hygiene and safety management systems.
TRC Awarded a Yahara WINS Grant
août 28, 2020
TRC was recently awarded a Yahara WINS grant to develop a pilot scale simple aeration method for removing phosphorous from the discharge of manure digesters. The grant application was developed and submitted by: Bob Stanforth, Alyssa Sellwood, Mike Ursin, Ted O’Connell, Ken Quinn, and John Rice, who are members of multiple TRC CORE teams.
Ecological Risk of PFAS from AFFF-Impacted Sites
juin 30, 2020
The facts on evaluating exposure to wildlife
TRC Offers First Air Test for the Virus that Causes COVID-19
mai 6, 2020
Development of the first commercially available air test specifically for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19
Comment mettre en œuvre la norme ISO 45001 – 2018, Système de management de la santé et de la sécurité au travail
avril 1, 2020
En mars 2018, l’ISO a finalisé sa norme ISO 45001-2018 sur le système de management de la santé et de la sécurité au travail (SST). Pour les entreprises certifiées en vertu de l’ancienne norme de système de gestion de la santé et de la sécurité au travail OHSAS 18001, le temps presse si vous envisagez de migrer vers la nouvelle norme ISO et de maintenir votre certification actuelle. Les entreprises qui ont mis en œuvre OHSAS 18001 et qui souhaitent maintenir la certification ont jusqu’en mars 2021 ou environ un an pour mettre en œuvre la nouvelle norme ou perdre la certification.
TRC Brings Environmental Services to Manchester with Second UK Office
mars 5, 2020
In continuing to expand our presence in a key British market, TRC is opening our second UK office in Manchester, England
2020 New Year’s Safety Resolution? How About Construction Safety?
février 20, 2020
Safety isn’t all about tracking statistics. To make it work, you need to interact positively with people. TRC construction health and safety specialist Cody Gladstone explains how to gain credibility on the jobsite and get everyone home safe at the end of the day.
Why You Need to Incorporate Health and Safety Reviews into the Due Diligence Process
août 7, 2019
Examining the strength of a company’s health and safety programs is vital to conducting proper due diligence prior to an acquisition or merger.