When potential risk is identified on brownfield sites
Where a risk from ground gas is identified on a brownfield development site, it is the job of the geotechnical engineer to qualify risk and set a course of actions that will qualify those risks and set in motion a process that will lead to the use of measures that will protect future occupants and users of any ste from the threat posed form harmful ground gases.
When risk is detected and the need for ground gas protection measures has been established, it will be necessary to work with specialists who understand how to interpret, design and deliver the right ground gas protection solutions in a way that is effective and safe.
Verification through independent assessment and review of the ground gas protection measures built on site is often essential.