A Phase I Environmental Property Assessment includes Site inspections, Risk assessments, Database searches, Property history, Locations of known waste sites, and Violation history.  All are critical in determining whether a real estate investment can be made based on knowledge of the risks of the transaction

Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments are required in most commercial property transactions and refinancing.

Chemical Spills, hazardous waste, PCB’s, abandoned industrial operations, underground storage tanks, current business activities and adjacent property history can have a significant impact on the liability found by a buyer, seller, or lending institution.  Our Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments carefully follow ASTM E-1527-00.

Phase II Site Sampling and Phase III Hazardous Waste Clean-up supervision are services of Atlantic Environmental, Inc.

Our primary service areas are: New Jersey (NJ), New York City (NYC), New York (NY), Pennsylvania (PA), Connecticut (CT), Wisconsin (WI), Maryland (MD), Michigan (MI), Virginia (VA), Illinois (IL), Indiana (IN), Georgia (GA), Alabama (AL) and North Carolina (NC), South Carolina (SC), Tennessee (TN), Florida (FL), Texas (TX), Louisiana (LA), Oklahoma (OK) and Arkansas (AR). In addition to these primary states, we can provide our services anywhere in the United States, understanding that there may be additional travel expenses, and some premium for distant services.

Our staff of inspectors, environmental scientists and engineers give Atlantic Environmental, Inc. the capability of performing property assessments, site soil sampling, sub-surface investigation, asbestos and lead sampling, health and safety plans (HASP), development of clean-up plans, supervising clean-up of Hazardous Wastes, and satisfying the necessary regulatory requirements. We have 40 hr. Trained HazWoper Personnel for Site Inspections, Project Management, Site Safety Officers (SSO's), and Fire Watch.

Our Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessment Reports are comprehensive with identification of known or suspected pollution issues, "areas of concern", regulatory violations, aerial photographs, Sanborn maps, complete property history, and where possible - recommendations for corrective actions.

Project supervision of hazardous waste sites with educated, experienced, and 40 hour HAZWOPER Qualified Personnel is an essential part of our Full Service Capabilities including both short term or long term clean-up operations of chemicals, radioactive materials, asbestos or lead.

Health and Safety Plans (HASP) for Hazardous Waste Clean-up, or General Construction where Hazardous Material (HazMat) can be encountered, has been part of our experience and capabilities since our founding in 1978. We are specialists in complex and sensitive activities that require detailed plans for protection of workers, adjoining properties, the surrounding community, and the regional ecosystem.

HAZWOPER and HazMat Services are an integral part of our Environmental Capabilities. (Also referred to as Phase III Environmental Remediation)

The first step is a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment. The Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a thorough evaluation of the present and past condition of the property. It includes a database search, property history, site inspection and comprehensive report.

The second step is a Phase II Environmental Site Sampling. This can include soils, groundwater, asbestos, lead, chemicals, underground storage tanks (UST’s), and biological agents such as bird droppings, mold and bacteria.

The third step is a Phase III Site Remediation. This requires a Site Remediation Plan, a Health and Safety Plan (HASP), Site Safety Officer (SSO), and site sampling to insure the remediation is complete and all materials are confined to the site or removed and disposed of in a proper, legal and safe manner.

We also offer HAZWOPER Training including:

• 40 Hour Hazardous Waste Operations
• 24 Hour Emergency Response
• 8 Hour HAZWOPER REfresher

This includes Site Safety Officers (SSO) and Health and Safety Officers (HSO) for Hazardous Waste (HAZWOPER) and HazMat Emergency Situations. Our experts have extensive knowledge of chemical hazards, testing methods, regulatory requirements, Health and Safety Plans (HASP), Toxicology, and the credentials and experience to present this information verbally as well as in writing (See our "Professional Staff" page for C.V.'s).

Health and Safety Plans (HASP) for Hazardous Waste Clean-up, or General Construction where Hazardous Material can be encountered, has been part of our experience and capabilities since our founding in 1978. We are specialists in complex and sensitive activities that require detailed plans for protection of workers, adjoining properties, the surrounding community, and the regional ecosystem.

40 hour Trained HAZWOPER personnel are available on short notice for HazMat situations or chemical emergencies.

Our testing capabilities include:

• Air
  Toxins, Organic Solvents, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's), Asbestos, Heavy Metals, Tracer Gases, PM-10, TSP, Lead, Mold, Fungi, Bacteria, Radioactive Materials, Carcinogens
  
• Water
  Organics, Heavy Metals, Pesticides, PCB's
  
• Soils
  TCLP, Organics, Base Neutrals, Volatiles, Semi-Volatiles, Metals, General Chemistry
  
• Hazardous Wastes
  TCLP, Heavy Metals, Organics, Pesticides, base Neutrals, GCMS Unknowns, pH, Carcinogens, Flammables, Volatiles
  
• Test Wells
  Organics, Heavy Metals, pesticides, PCB's

If you want specific quotes, further details or references, please contact Robert Sheriff directly at (973) 366-4660.

Atlantic Environmental Inc
2 East Blackwell Street
Dover, NJ 07801
(800) 344-4414
(973) 366-4660
(973) 366-3116 Fax
info@atlenv.com

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