Safe
Work Plans
Prior
to decommissioning, our team of environmental specialists meticulously
and cost-effectively develops safe work plans. The plans contain
imperative information, which includes written assessments of potential
safety, health and environmental risks and hazards associated with
the performance of work at the facility. The potential chemical,
physical and environmental hazards are thoroughly assessed and documented.
Safe work plans specify appropriate personal protective equipment
that will be used on a project and the safety procedures to be followed.
Identifying hazards associated with work activities requires expertise
and experience. With our professional foundation, our team will
provide utmost care and attention to safety and diligent performance.
Decontamination
Criteria Development
Establishing
decontamination criteria to meet changing business needs requires
a complete understanding of current regulatory policies. Our experienced
team develops "attainable" cleanup criteria according to the clients'
long-term uses of a site. To effectively minimize environmental
liability and reduce costs, each step of the process is monitored
and thoroughly documented.
Decommissioning
Activities
Facility
decommissioning includes plant revamping to complete site closure.
The challenges of time and budget are expertly handled by NPN
Environmental's team of professionals. By using
the latest equipment and technology, NPN
Environmental implements the Safe Work Plan and fully
documents all site activities.
Waste
Stream Management
NPN
Environmental
assists in waste streams generated from cleaning and decontamination
activities. We identify and list major waste streams resulting from
equipment removal and building cleanup. All hazardous and nonhazardous
waste materials are properly containerized, profiled, transported
and disposed in accordance with applicable regulations. We provide
thorough documentation, from approval to shipment of identified
waste streams.

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