Environmental monitoring
Testing, analysis and assessment of the state of the environment — locally and nationwide.
Environmental monitoring means recurring testing and analysis of water, soil, living nature and noise, carried out to observe change over time — most often within the impact zone of an industrial facility. A local groundwater monitoring network is not mandatory equipment for every plant; its scope follows from administrative decisions and can be optimised.
VICESIMA carries out testing, analysis and assessment of the state of the environment in order to observe the changes taking place in it. We run monitoring on a national and a local scale — for example within the impact zone of industrial facilities, as an environmental analysis. Our offer covers environmental testing, groundwater and surface water testing, soil testing, and testing of living nature and noise.
An important complement to this is measuring the volume of pollutants released into the environment: the quantity and composition of wastewater discharged into water bodies, and the accumulation and characteristics of waste.
Water, waste and industrial wastewater testing
It is worth remembering that a local groundwater monitoring network is not mandatory equipment for industrial facilities. In many cases, where ground and water conditions allow, a plant can save not only the cost of installing piezometers but also the cost of sampling and analysis in the years that follow.
Groundwater monitoring must nevertheless be carried out in accordance with the administrative decisions in force. In our experience, the scope of those decisions does not have to remain binding until the technical end of the facility's life — it is worth reviewing it.
Related services
We also carry out professional and comprehensive geotechnical and soil contamination testing, and prepare the documentation required for monitoring programmes.
Free quote for environmental monitoring
Tell us which facility the monitoring concerns and which decisions apply — we will quote the work and propose an optimal scope.