Presented by GeoEnviroPro, this training course will cover the fundamentals of contaminated sites science, engineering and regulation for 42 hours of professional development, including virtual class time with instructors, tutorials, and team assignments. This course will benefit aspiring professionals and new graduates, as well as project managers and others interested in understanding the fundamentals of...

Although TRVs are regularly used, they are often not completely understood. This presentation will explain how TRVs are derived, where you can find TRVs, and identify differences in TRVs derived by different agencies. Case studies will demonstrate why strong risk assessors should consider the basis of TRVs in their risk conclusions. Presented by GeoEnviroPro.

Groundwater contamination is a widespread issue at both current and historical chemical manufacturing or storage sites, involving contaminants such as Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), solvents, petroleum products, dissolved metals, and pesticides. Whether you are assessing risk, selecting a remediation strategy, or conducting forensic analysis to identify the potential sources of contamination, a foundational understanding...

The team of environmental experts at GeoEnviroPro invite you to join their annual one-day Remediation Now Workshop. The workshop will explore the leading edge of site investigation and remediation technologies, regulatory models, emerging contaminants, and other challenges and opportunities. This workshop will prioritize engaging and highly relevant content for young professionals, consultants, government, industry, students, researchers, and community groups.  

GeoEnviroPro will share technical and regulatory updates on contaminated sites management, featuring input from government agencies, Canadian professionals, and international experts. The workshop is intended for consultants, industry professionals, students, researchers, and community groups. It will also include networking opportunities for early-career professionals through the Emerging Professional Initiative.