Engineering Considerations for Corrective Measures Implementation

A community relations plan is suggested for corrective action projects. For most projects, such activities are reserved for public relations personnel. However, because of the technical aspects of corrective action projects, engineering attention may 

The design phase of an engineering project normally consists of the following activities  

188 Handbook of Emergency Response to Toxic Chemical Releases 

In addition to regulatory requirements, the practical matters associated with maintaining product and personnel flow to and from operating facilities must be addressed. For example, it may be difficult to remove a rail spur for remediation of a contaminated bed, if the only means to deliver a feedstock into the facility or ship a product from the facility is this rail line. In-situ flushing or some other form of non-invasive treatment would be required to address such a problem. Similarly, jjersonnel access may have to be addressed in the planning for a corrective measures program. This is especially true in older or 

The CMI requires close cooperation between the regulatory community and the engineering and 

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For the environmental consultant, an extensive overview of corrective action technologies is provided. Topics covered are the general concepts of corrective action programs, facility investigation principles, treatment technologies for wastes and waste streams, post treatment technologies and engineering considerations for corrective measures implementation. 

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