We covered so much ground over the last year! Check out the highlights we were able to fit into our annual newsletter!

Thanks to Bureau Veritas North America for organizing their Fall Science Summit on Nov. 16.  For one of the case study presentations, our own Rick Fioravanti was pleased to share some of the work the DS Consultants Ltd. team has been doing to remediate hexavalent chromium impacts in groundwater at a former automotive site in Milton.  A successful pilot of a pump and treat program in 2022 resulted in full implementation this past spring.  RSC filing for future residential use is expected in 2024-25.  DS has been providing a full suite of services at this site, including environmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and materials inspection/testing.

Environmental Services Manager Rick Fioravanti is presenting Thursday, Nov. 16 at this year's Bureau Veritas North America Fall Science Summit. He'll be sharing a case study based on the successful pump and treat program DS implemented for a former Milton industrial site found to be contaminated with hexavalent chromium. He and Head of Risk Assessment Reese McMillan are looking forward to a full day of knowledge sharing. Also on the agenda: new developments in soil vapour intrusion assessment, contaminated site remediation, recent litigation, and more!

Thanks to all who joined us for our Cocktail Reception celebrating the GRAND OPENING of our 4^th office in Hamilton.

We were happy to host clients and guests Wednesday October 11, 2023, from 12 pm to 3 pm at the Edgewater Manor located at 518 Fruitland Road, Stoney Creek.

DS Consultants Ltd. would like to announce the GRAND OPENING of our 4^th office in Hamilton.

‍Our newest location is 1290 Arvin Avenue, Unit 4, Stoney Creek, Ontario L8E 0H7, 905-264-9393.

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Excited to engage with the brownfields community next week at #remtecheast. Stop by for a chat at our booth with Reese McMillan, Osbert (Ozzie) Benjamin and Rick Fioravanti. We would be happy to discuss navigating tricky environmental projects including remediation, risk assessment and RSCs.

Map below shows GTA RSCs filed on the MECP's new system. Yellow circled locations were RSC files completed by DS.