Scope of services
- Groundwater contamination investigations
- Monitoring well network design and periodic monitoring
- Evaluation of hydrogeochemical analyses
- Contaminant transport and plume modelling
- Remediation options for contaminated sites
- Source protection zones for drinking water supplies
Our approach
We assess potential contaminant sources, groundwater flow direction and aquifer vulnerability together. Monitoring wells are positioned to capture plume migration, and results are compared with regulatory limits to deliver a concrete action plan.
Deliverables
- Contamination investigation report
- Monitoring network design and programme
- Hydrogeochemical assessment
- Protection zone and remediation recommendations
Who is it for?
Industrial facilities and zones, mines, landfills, fuel stations and organisations managing drinking water sources.
Frequently asked questions
How is groundwater contamination detected?
By chemically analysing samples from monitoring wells placed at suitable points and establishing groundwater flow direction, the source and extent of contamination are determined.
Why define a source protection zone?
Restricting polluting activities around drinking water wells and springs safeguards water quality in the long term.