Environmental Remediation Management: An Eight-Step Process

Publication No

IR48-2

Type

Guidelines/Suggestions

Publication Date

Nov 01, 1995

Pages

118

Research Team

RT-048

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Abstract

Key Findings

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Abstract

Environmental remediation projects differ significantly in several respects from conventional construction projects. Foremost are the goals of remediation projects: to perform a cost-effective clean-up, to comply with regulations, to uphold corporate

Key Findings

IR48-2, Environmental Remediation Management: An Eight-Step Process

Identifies the critical steps that should be followed in the remediation process, and the key management issues and actions that should be taken at each step to achieve the goals of the remediation project. Each of the 8 steps includes key management issues, activities, and concepts needed for that step.

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Knowledge Area

Project & Program Management, Project Planning, Sustainability, Environmental & Security

Project Phase

Feasibility, Concept, Detailed Scope, Detailed Design (Engineering), Procurement, Construction

Project Function

Project Business Sponsor, Project Management, Architects & Engineering, Project Controls, Procurement & Contracts, Construction, Operations & Maintenance, Health, Safety & Environmental, Risk Management, SBU/Corporate Functions, External Stakeholders

Industry Group

Light Industrial, Heavy Industrial, Buildings, Infrastructure

Research Topic

Environmental Remediation Technology

Keywords

Environmental remediation, Site characterization, Conceptual site model, Site remediation, Remediation management, Remediation technologies, Clean-up verification program, Soil contamination, Groundwater, t48

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