The following is to clarify the procedures to be followed by both the person responsible for conducting the remediation and the licensed site remediation professional when an immediate environmental concern (IEC) is identified at a contaminated site: An Immediate environmental concern (IEC) means a condition at a contaminated site where there is: (1) confirmed contamination …
Over 17 Financial Institutions represented at 6th Annual Environmental Lunch & Learn for Lenders
TTI presented its Environmental Lunch and Learn for Lenders on May 12 at the Moorestown Community House. This year’s event was attended by representatives from 17 difference financial institutions. Presentations focused on actual case studies, site lending risks, activity and use limitations, hazard risk analysis and costs, continued client needs and interactive discussion. TTI has …
On behalf of LSRPA, TTI speaks to Stockton University students about Environmental Consulting
Representing the New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professionals Association (LSRPA) College Outreach program, Kristin Heimburger, LSRP, TTI’s Director of Environmental Consulting, and member of the LSRPA, spoke to Stockton University students about the environmental consulting field. Ms. Heimburger presented with Ryan Pottieger, an Assistant Project Manager at TTI and graduate of Stockton. The talk introduced …
Kristin Heimburger represents LSRPA in scholarship presentation to Mercer High School graduates
Kristin Heimburger of TTI Environmental represented the Association and its Scholarship Committee on June 10, 2015 to present scholarships to the six students graduating from the Mercer High School who assisted the LSRPA during the 2014/2015 academic year. At a Scholarship and Awards Dinner hosted by the school, Kristin was there to recognize the work …
Proposed new rule greatly lessens LSRP’s reporting responsibilities during Due Diligence
Lenders and site property owners have an ongoing concern regarding LSRP discharge reporting responsibilities during the performance of Phase I due diligence. Proposed new rules may alleviate some of these concerns. The Site Remediation Professional Licensing Board is proposing new rules N.J.A.C. 7:26I (January 5, 2015) to implement the Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA). Under …
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