The Different Stages of Site Investigation A site investigation is undertaken to comply with Repulatory requirements (necessany) and to minimise exponure to risk (desirable). Traditionaly there are...




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The Different Stages of Site Investigation<br>A site investigation is undertaken to comply with Repulatory requirements<br>(necessany) and to minimise exponure to risk (desirable). Traditionaly there are six<br>stages to a typical site imvestigation:<br>• Desk Study.<br>• Site Reconnaisance,<br>• Site Exploration and Sampling<br>• Field Test/in-situ Test.<br>• Laboratory Testing and<br>• Report Writing.<br>Here we explore each of these phases in more depth as well as new ways the process<br>could potentially be beoken dewn.<br>1. Desk Study or Phase I Geo-Environmental Assessment<br>This is the preliminary stage of the site investigation and comprises the serutiny of a<br>wide variety of colletive informaticn souroes relating to the site such as historical<br>maps, drawings. kocal wathority information, published grology. hydrogology,<br>hydrology, envinonmental, mining, and unexpioded ordnance, Where available,<br>statutory services information may also be included.<br>The information gathered is then used to construct a ground and conceptual site<br>model (CSM) follosed by an environmental and gootechnical risk assessment. The<br>Dosk Study provides the framework and scope for the neat stages of site investigation<br>wbere required.<br>2. Site Reconnaissance<br>The initial phase (preliminary imestigation) imebes early examination of the site by<br>specialists. Information is collected daring a site walkover survey to acknowledge<br>possible site sestrictions relating to the, serrain, existing structures, utilities,<br>environmental, seasonal and ccological constraints. The condition of land<br>surrounding the subject site are also considered.<br>Local conditions noted at this stage wl help generate an adequate exploration<br>design and prepare for the future intrusive grond investigations. Photograpes will<br>be taken at this stage asa record of the site details during the initial walkover survey.<br>3. Site Exploration & Sampling<br>Next a more detailed ground imvestigation is carried out to establish the general<br>gological, hydrogoolopical and subsurtace scil conditions. Compechensive<br>

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