Site Investigation 2025

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The document provides technical guidance for conducting site investigations, remedial investigations, and verification sampling for soil in New Jersey. It outlines the purpose and procedures for identifying contaminated areas, assessing soil remediation standards, and verifying the effectiveness of remedial actions. Key topics include site investigation requirements, natural background sampling, delineation of contamination, and verification sampling methods to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

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What is done in site investigation?

A site investigation is the overall process for the collection of information, appraisal of data, assessment and reporting. This data must be gained competently, in a timely manner and to a degree which is adequate and appropriate to each stage of design and development.

What are the six stages of site investigation?

Desk Study, Site Reconnaissance, Site Exploration and Sampling, Field Test/In-situ Test, Laboratory Testing and Report Writing.

What are the 3 stages of site investigation?

Main investigative phase. Preliminary site investigation. The preliminary site investigation has several components. Exploratory site investigation. Site investigations may progress straight to the main phase or there may be an intermediate exploratory step. Main site investigation.

What are the 3 main considerations in site investigation?

Safety, cost efficiency and legal compliance are the main considerations in the process: Safety: A site investigation must identify necessary information and point out potential hazards that can affect the stability of the structure.

What are the contents of a site investigation report?

It should detail and justify all site investigation locations and explain any deviations from the intended work. The intrusive investigation will typically be accompanied by a summary of the different strata encountered across the site and what testing, samples and/or monitoring was undertaken.

What is the difference between soil investigation and site investigation?

Site investigation or soil explorations are done for obtaining the information about subsurface conditions at the site of proposed construction. Soil exploration consists of determining the profile of the natural soil deposits at the site, taking the soil samples and determining the engineering properties of soils.

What is in a site investigation?

Site Investigation is the process of collecting information, assessment of the data and reporting potential hazards beneath a site which are unknown.

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