The challenges of investigating fuel stations
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RSK Geosciences has worked closely with the chemical and hydrocarbon industry throughout its history, supporting companies with the assessment and remediation of historical and ongoing hydrocarbon and chemical sites. Fuel sites, both retail and distribution, are often complex and require specialist knowledge and experience, together with appropriate training and procedures.
During this webinar, we will explore the complexities of investigating fuel stations, highlighting the operational, technical and regulatory challenges involved.
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Emily Chissell-Parkes
Principal Geoenvironmental Consultant, RSK Geosciences
Emily ChissellβParkes is a Chartered Scientist and principal geoenvironmental consultant at RSK Geosciences. She has extensive experience in delivering large and complex site investigations on active fuel stations across the UK, managing the technical, safety and logistical challenges involved in working on live petroleum retail and distribution sites. Emily specialises in contamination assessment and project management, from initial investigation through to redevelopment and remediation, and is deputy technical lead for RSK on a major fuel retail company framework.
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