Waste management and facility planning
Waste management and facility planning
Rigorous planning produces cost-effective solutions and minimises adverse impacts on the environment.
Waste management and facility planning
Waste management and facility planning covers municipal, industrial and extractive waste facilities. Our services are designed to meet both the current and future needs of our clients.
Waste management logistics, treatment methods, material recovery and disposal sites are planned with the safety and efficiency of waste management in mind. Thorough planning minimises the negative impact of waste on health and the environment.
Our waste management and facility planning services
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Waste and treatment facility plans
The most suitable and cost-effective results are ensured by high quality general, construction, maintenance and closure plans. Plans ensure that the operations meet the requirements of environmental legislation and permit conditions throughout the life cycle.
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Surveying suitability for disposal sites
Surveys help select cost-effective sites for waste disposal from an environmental and safety point of view. The aim is to minimise risks to the environment, health and safety.
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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and permit procedures
The EIA procedure investigates how the treatment, recovery and disposal of waste affect the surrounding ecosystem. Please find more information on the Environmental Impact Assessment and permit procedures on our consulting services pages.
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Construction tendering
The aim of tendering is to find the most high-quality and cost-effective suppliers, contractors and service providers for the project. Our construction tendering service includes, among other things, the preparation of tender documents, contract negotiations, evaluation and selection of contractors together with the client, negotiations and the management of the contract.
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Construction management and supervision
Our construction management services ensure that the construction of a waste management facility follows the schedule, budget and quality requirements, complies with environmental regulations and minimises risks. Supervision covers, among other things, monitoring the quality of work phases and materials used as well as comprehensive documentation before the facility is put into service.
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Emission control
Emission control refers to measures aimed at preventing or reducing direct or indirect emissions from a waste facility into the environment. They include, for example, gases and seepage water from waste, dust, noise and odours.
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Janne Huttunen
Janne’s areas of expertise include planning and environmental assessments for waste management, industrial environmental projects, mining and aggregate projects, as well as environmental impact assessment (EIA) and permitting processes.
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Toni Salonen
Toni has extensive experience working as a designer, project manager, and specialist in environmental projects related to waste management, earthworks, construction management, as well as industrial and mining sectors. In addition, Toni has broad experience in road, street, and area engineering, as well as building construction engineering.
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Jaana Alalauri
Jaana’s areas of expertise include street‑construction design, the design of various sports and park areas, as well as environmental and land‑use planning related to landfills and waste‑management centres.