Remediation Services

Our team will first perform an environmental site assessment (ESA) to evaluate the property for any potential contamination or hazards to the environment. This allows us to document current and future risks to determine the environmental compliance level of your site.

To develop an effective remediation plan, we begin by sampling and testing waste for hazardous chemical properties. We analyze samples to determine what type of waste is present, average generation rates, and the best avenue for removal, disposal, and remediation.  

To evaluate the proposed cleanup method’s effectiveness, we pilot test. Pilot testing involves a small-scale trial of the planned remediation process to help determine feasibility, optimize for cost-efficiency, and prepare for any potential issues. This level of preparation ensures that the final plan is successful and economical for our clients.   

To maintain compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), our team will assist in the permit acquisition process prior to starting cleanup activities. These permits are required to ensure that the remediation project will comply with all environmental and public safety standards set by federal, state, and local authorities.  

Our team will oversee the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of utilities and systems needed to complete your remediation project. This ensures that the remediation technologies used continue to work safely and successfully.  

We monitor all contractors involved in the remediation process to ensure success and compliance on your site. Our team verifies the quality of work performed to ensure that all standards are being met and progress achieved. Georgia Oilmen’s Services oversees activities, inspections, and reported data to keep the remediation process running smoothly.  

To ensure the remediation system continues to perform well, our team provides regular monitoring and maintenance oversight. Proactive maintenance helps to identify problems or repairs that need to be addressed quickly and effectively.  

Decommissioning a system involves safely shutting down and removing a system that is the source of the site contamination. Our team oversees the proper removal and disposal of system infrastructure in addition to the environmental hazards it left behind.

The final stage of remediation, restoration, involves re-establishing the site as an environmentally healthy property after the pollution has been contained and cleaned. Our team oversees the reconstruction and evaluation of your site to ensure the environment is clean and stable.