Performing a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Performing a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment requires research, investigation, and observation combined with a thorough knowledge of the ASTM standard to evaluate the environmental conditions of a subject property. This training course was designed to introduce newer environmental professionals to CERCLA, associated environmental regulations, and the ASTM standard. It will show them how to navigate the commonly used resources and identify Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs), and what must be included in the final report. Students will learn practical skills through the use of an example project.
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- By Ann Winegar, PG, CP
Maps for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
This short course is a detailed primer to help consultants use maps during the environmental site assessment process. Ann Winegar, President of EnviroLearn, describes the different types of maps that are typically available, and demonstrates skills like measuring and finding distances. This course is free for students who have already purchased the "Performing a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment" course.
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- By Ann Winegar, PG, CP
Successful Phase I ESA Site Visits
This course covers tips from a veteran geologist for a successful site visit while performing a Phase I ESA.
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- By Ann Winegar, PG, CP
Environmental Aspects of Property Development
This course is designed for economic development and commercial real estate professionals to gain a basic understanding of the environmental aspects of property development. Participants will explore the history of the environmental regulations that led to the use of Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESA), the rationale behind conducting these assessments, and their key components, The course also covers various types of environmental assessments, remediation, and mitigation along with the corresponding work products that these professionals are likely to encounter. Additionally, common environmental acronyms and terms are explained. By the end of this course, participants will have a deeper understanding of the role environmental assessment, remediation, and mitigation plays in property development, enhancing their ability to work with environmental regulators, consultants, and attorneys when navigating projects with environmental issues.
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- By Ann Winegar, PG, CP