For Pennsylvania lenders, the risk profile of commercial real estate continues to shift as environmental standards tighten, particularly for contaminants like PFAS and lead. Environmental liabilities can threaten collateral value, delay closings, and expose institutions to unexpected costs or regulatory scrutiny. Proactive, well-structured due diligence helps credit and risk teams make sound lending decisions while …
Environmental Due Diligence for Pennsylvania Banks in 2026Read More
As Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting becomes a cornerstone of responsible business operations, companies are increasingly recognizing the important role of industrial hygiene in meeting these evolving expectations. While financial and sustainability leaders often focus on carbon footprints or supply chain transparency, ensuring a safe and healthy physical work environment is just as vital …
Industrial Hygiene: The Hidden ESG Advantage in Safer WorkplacesRead More
Last week, we were proud to host our 13th Annual Environmental Seminar/Webinar, continuing a long-standing tradition of providing valuable education and insights to professionals in environmental consulting and lending sectors. The event was a resounding success thanks to the participation and thoughtful questions from attendees who share our commitment to environmental best practices. We were …
TTI is seeking a full-time Environmental Compliance Associate 1 to join our Environmental Consulting Division in the Environmental Compliance Program. This is a hybrid position – working from a home office, out of TTI’s Moorestown office, and clients’ sites. Responsibilities Conduct client training (i.e. hazard communication, respiratory protection, LOTO, spill prevention, waste management, chemical handling, …
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Understanding Business Environmental Risks (BERs): Beyond the Phase I ESA When evaluating a commercial property, environmental due diligence extends beyond contamination concerns to include Business Environmental Risks (BERs)—factors that may impact a property’s value, operations, or regulatory standing. ASTM defines BERs as risks with “material environmental or environmentally-driven impacts” on a business. Unlike Recognized Environmental …
