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• Viskase Puerto Rico Corp. at Barceloneta, P.R. Year 1991.
SHARETECH responsibility included conducting a Phase I & II Environmental Assessment as the plant announced permanent shutdown and management expressed interest to sell property with buildings and general utilities left in place. Project included also decontamination, certification of cleanliness and dismantling of all process proprietary equipment as well as supervising asbestos removal and replacement of roof and wall panels with non-asbestos material. Total project amounted to a budget of $3.5million. As part of project SHARETECH subcontracted a geotechnical firm (SoilTech) to evaluate the extent and nature of contamination in soil and also included groundwater monitoring to compare with drinking water quality standards. Project successfully showed minimal contamination and placed the company in sound environmental compliance for closure of permits with EQB and in competitive position for potential sale to new owners.
• Former Emérito Estrada Rivera Auto Sales lot in Rio Piedras, PR. Year 1994.
This project was requested by Chrysler Puerto Rico, Inc. and included a Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessment performed by our firm with soil sampling and analysis (subcontracted) to find out if any spill or soil contamination was present. The Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessment discovered the existence and operation of this UST, which was never notified to EQB. Management decision to prevent future liabilities and to bring facility into compliance with applicable EPA/EQB regulations justified the closure as per our firm recommendations. Preparation and certification of closure plan at EQB was also done.
• Caribbean Restaurants, Inc. (Burger King). Year 1992.
This project was implemented as part of a Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessment performed by our firm, which discovered that the existence and operation of this UST was never notified to EQB. Management decision to prevent future liabilities and to bring facility into compliance with applicable EPA/EQB regulations justified the closure as per our firm recommendations. Project cost was $35M.
• San Lorenzo Industries (Former Paradise of Puerto Rico, Inc.)
The facility is located in the municipality of San Lorenzo . Assessment requested by Scotiabank. The project includes the removal of chemicals left on site by previous owner, decontamination and dismantling of the storage tanks, soil & groundwater samples, disposal of non hazardous and hazardous waste and overall project management.
• Clean Harbors Facilities (Barceloneta, PR)
The project consisted of a limited soil sampling in the site is located near the junction of State Roads PR-666 and PR-665, Florida Arriba Ward, in the municipality of Barceloneta. The proposed scope of services considers the following specific tasks:
• Nine soil borings to a depth of four feet;
• Field screening with an OVA; and,
• Collection of six soil samples for chemical analysis
The purpose of this investigation is to determine the presence of metals, cyanide, VOC, semi volatiles, pesticides and PCB's at shallow depth at selected areas-of-concern.
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