Soil testing and remediation

PRS provides testing and remediation for contaminated or potentially contaminated soil, from initial assessment and sampling through remedial work and verification.

Site assessment, soil testing, remediation and verification.

The work is planned for the individual site. PRS considers the site history, current and intended land use, reported concerns, site conditions, laboratory results and potential pathways before agreeing the required investigation or remediation.

What the service can include

Initial site inspection and background review

Soil sampling plans and laboratory testing for the relevant contaminants

Review of laboratory results against agreed project criteria

Remediation scopes, method statements and project-specific RAMS

Monitoring and records during controlled remedial work

Post-remediation testing and technical reporting

What the work provides

A documented baseline based on the available site information and laboratory results

A remediation scope linked to project-specific acceptance criteria

Records of work, monitoring, samples and waste movements where included

Clear identification of the evidence required before completion can be confirmed

Scope and limitations

The testing schedule and acceptance criteria are agreed for the site, its history and its intended use. Laboratory testing may cover hydrocarbons, metals and other relevant contaminants identified by the project. Field screening, where used, is comparative and does not replace laboratory analysis. Quantitative risk assessment, regulatory approval and independent verification are provided by the appropriate competent parties where required.