Highways, power, and water and sanitation systems can include maintenance yards, substations, operating bases, and former fueling points. At older assets, leaks of fuels, oils, and insulating fluids may have occurred before today's controls were in place, creating liabilities with little documentation.

Work begins by prioritizing potentially critical areas, followed by preliminary assessment and investigation of the selected points. Once a liability is confirmed, the strategy can move into risk assessment, remediation, and monitoring, always factoring in environmental requirements and commitments tied to the concession.
Hydrocarbon contamination may call for extraction systems, pump-and-treat, chemical oxidation, or other approaches suited to the scenario. Areas linked to transformers and insulating oils require specific characterization before an intervention is defined.
Build a program that can prioritize risk and turn many points of attention into one integrated environmental management approach.
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