Practical environmental investigations and compliance audits across four Melbourne bus depots established a defensible baseline, identified localised hydrocarbon impacts near refuelling areas, confirmed no landfill‑gas risk from adjacent closed tips, and delivered reporting and management measures to meet Victorian regulatory expectations.
Practical groundwater monitoring that confirms monitored natural attenuation, meets regulator expectations, and supports a safe transition from quarterly to biannual sampling with clear triggers and contingency planning.
Targeted landfill gas and groundwater assessment at an operating bus depot adjacent to two closed municipal landfills. No methane detected; EPA Victoria action levels not exceeded. Planning condition satisfied — no further LFG controls recommended.
iEnvi completed a Baseline Environmental Condition Investigation (BECI) at an established western Melbourne bus depot to meet Department of Transport & Planning requirements. Targeted soil and groundwater testing (10 soil bores and monitoring wells) found no significant contamination; a Fuel System Operating Plan (FSOP) was recommended and reporting provided regulator‑defensible documentation under Victoria’s Environment Protection Act 2017.
iEnvi completed a desk-based Preliminary Site Investigation (PSI) for a proposed residential development in Abbotsford, VIC. The PSI found a low risk of contamination, advised that intrusive soil testing was not required, and enabled the planning application to proceed without an environmental audit.
iEnvi completed an asbestos- and contaminant-focused soil classification at an industrial chemical site in Melbourne, providing a compliant, cost-effective pathway for excavation and construction of a flammable goods storage area.
EPA Victoria compliance investigation and remediation of asbestos-impacted soil and groundwater at an industrial site in Coolaroo, including source removal, verification and reuse-focused outcomes.
iEnvi expanded its network of independent contaminated‑land sub‑consultants in 2022 to improve local availability, technical depth and delivery flexibility for clients across Australia.
A 2020 preliminary assessment by iEnvi identified microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) risk for planned pipeline works and staging areas on the Mornington Peninsula, recommending targeted metallurgical and microbiological follow-up to protect assets and reduce failure risk.
iEnvi updated the ESCP for a State Significant development in the Mornington Peninsula using MUSIC stormwater modelling and IECA-aligned erosion and sediment controls to reduce construction-phase sediment risk and support regulatory compliance.