[Henderson, 18/05/2017] – Cato Bolam Consultants offers remediation services for contaminated land in New Zealand. The company helps developers and other entities ameliorate the effects of land contamination. The service allows experts to manage the complicated process of environmental remediation.

A Full Service

Cato Bolam Consultants deploys a team of experts to the site during the assessment stage. The firm offers a service which complies with the Resource Management Act’s National Environmental Standard for Assessing and Managing Contaminants in Soil to Protect Human Health. They always send a Suitably Qualified Environmental Professional (SQEP) to work on each project.

The team will execute a thorough investigation of each project site. The assessment will reveal the extent of the contamination and the risks it poses to both human life and the environment. An important outcome of the survey is a detailed risk–benefit analysis.

With 40 years of experience in the industry, Cato Bolam Consultants can provide the most advanced, timely and reliable solutions to environmental contamination issues. Companies who work with the consulting firm receive valuable insights and actionable solutions, helping them to undertake effectively contaminated land remediation.

Additional Services

After the assessment stage, Cato Bolam Consultants can manage the implementation of the remediation plan. With experience in the field, Cato Bolam Consultants source the necessary permits and consents on behalf of its clients. Through staff working on-site, the company will also provide complete documentation of the progress of the remediation. The consulting firm strives for sustainability and will identify strategies that will prevent recontamination.

About Cato Bolam Consultancy

Cato Bolam Consultancy helps clients with land decontamination issues. Comprising highly skilled problem solvers, the firm seeks to develop and protect New Zealand’s naturally bountiful environment. Work with the experts at the firm for any project involving land subdivision, land development, civil engineering, resource management, statutory planning and ecology.

For more information, visit http://catobolam.co.nz/