VCON2 Standard Contamination Package 2 - Soils

This package represents a useful suite of parameters for site investigations, particularly where little or no information is available on previous site activities, where the work is of an exploratory nature, the site history is unclear or it is known to have a history of industrial use, or the site has been found to contain quantities of made ground from an unknown source.

The parameters within this analytical package are based on the Contaminated Land Exposure Assessment Model (CLEA), and associated guidance. It excludes the metals for which no SGV has yet been issued.

The data obtained from this package may be supplemented with further information and used in conjunction with the CLEA model to undertake qualitative and quantitative Risk Assessments and to determine Remediation options, such as Treatment and/or Reuse on site or Disposal off site as waste.

This package also includes Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons and can be supplemented with other organic and inorganic parameters as required.

Full interpretative comments can be provided on analysis results, outlining potential limitations to intended end use and/or alternative end uses for the material, waste disposal classifications and potential hazards to known receptors (e.g. the environment, human health, plants and building materials). 

Metals And Semi - Metals Non-metals And Inorganic Parameters General Parameters Organic Parameters
Total Arsenic Total Cyanide pH Value Total Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons – PAH (Speciated, determined by GC)
Total Cadmium Free Cyanide Organic Matter (by Loss On Ignition) Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons – TPH by GC speciated as GRO & DRO
Total Chromium Thiocyanante   Total Phenols
Total Lead Total Sulphate    
Total Mercury Water Soluble Sulphate    
Total selenium Sulphide    
Water Soluble Boron Sulphur    
Total Copper      
Total Nickel      
Total Zinc      


 

 

 

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