Risk and Liability – Part 2: Vapor Intrusion Mitigation and Managing Liabilities
This webinar is the second in a two-part webinar series featuring Eric Leitz, Director of Legacy Site Services at RPS Group. His presentation discussed risk and managing liabilities, taking a look at vapor intrusion. He was joined by Ryan Miller, East Region Manager at Land Science.
Part 2: Risk and Liability – Vapor Intrusion Mitigation and Managing Liabilities
- Similar to PFAS as an “emerging contaminant,” VI was an “emerging pathway” in the early to mid-2000s
- What have we learned since: a patchwork of state regulations
- For transactions and industry, the driver is exposure risk rather than liability and specific regulations
- VI risk evaluation is still evolving (TCE, maybe PFAS?)
- Immediate investigation/mitigation can facilitate operations or transactions, but mitigation must also endure 5-10+ years to provide long-term viability
When suspected or known VI risk is identified at a site, liability can be managed through well-established assessment and mitigation options. However, transactional work often necessitates an accelerated plan for liability management, where a pragmatic approach is needed to quickly analyze VI liabilities and quantify potential risks and consequences. VI risk to the exposed population (e.g., facility personnel and/or the public) is typically the main driver. Given these factors, VI liability estimates can be generated to not only guide the transaction process, but also manage the liability post-close and into the future.
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November 2022 Land Science Newsletter
Video: MonoShield Composite Metalized Barrier Selected to Protect Against Vapor Intrusion for TX Warehouse
The last large parcel in Garland, Texas is part of a brownfield redevelopment project led by Reserve Capital Partners, a leading commercial real estate development company, transforming the former brownfield into valuable warehouse space for future tenants. MonoShield, a composite metalized contaminant vapor barrier, is designed to eliminate any potential for corrosion and includes a reinforcement grid that significantly increases resistance to puncture during construction activities.
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MonoShield® Technical Data Sheet
MonoShield, a patented contaminant vapor barrier system includes MonoBase, an innovative metalized composite geomembrane, seamed together during installation using Nitra-Core, a spray-applied nitrile-modified asphalt proven to offer 10X the chemical resistance as compared to other asphaltic spray-applied materials. MonoShield is the preferred contaminant mitigation solution for reducing risk and liability for large, slab-on-grade buildings where installation speed is critical.
Client Spotlight: David Hanley
When David Hanley, Principal Engineer and founder of Hanley Environmental, PLLC, formed his own firm, he felt the environmental remediation industry was ripe for a smaller engineering and consulting services company that was both agile and responsive. He begins, “I founded Hanley Environmental because I felt there was an opportunity to provide a high level of individualized service, responsiveness, and creative problem solving for clients, along with creating unique opportunities for talented employees.” At Hanley Environmental, David and his team provide a broad range of environmental engineering and consulting services.
Brownfield Site in St. Louis is Transformed Using MonoShield
MonoShield was applied at a former St. Louis manufacturing site to effectively mitigate contaminant vapor intrusion. The new River City Business Park is poised to bring jobs, innovation, and sustained economic growth to the community. Learn more by downloading the case study.
Webinar Recording: Air Data Quality Control – A Case Study
In this webinar, we were pleased to have special guest speaker Sigrida Reinis, PhD, PE, Senior Associate at Langan Engineering and Environmental Services Inc. Her presentation discussed a case study in air quality data control. She was joined by Hieu Nguyen, Principal Engineer at Land Science, who discussed innovative vapor intrusion mitigation system technologies and best practices.
Product Brochure: RetroCoat – Vapor Intrusion Coating System for Existing Structures
The Retro-Coat Vapor Intrusion Coating System is a complete product line that consists of chemically resistant materials to properly protect existing structures from the threat of vapor intrusion without the need for additional concrete protection. Learn more about Retro-Coat by viewing the product brochure.
Upcoming Events
Florida Remediation Conference
11/16-11/18/2022 | Orlando, FL
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Client Spotlight: David Hanley, Hanley Environmental
When David Hanley, Principal Engineer and founder of Hanley Environmental, PLLC, formed his own firm, he felt the environmental remediation industry was ripe for a smaller engineering and consulting services company that was both agile and responsive. He begins, “I founded Hanley Environmental because I felt there was an opportunity to provide a high level of individualized service, responsiveness, and creative problem solving for clients, along with creating unique opportunities for talented employees.” At Hanley Environmental, David and his team provide a broad range of environmental engineering and consulting services. One focus area is preparing engineering designs for vapor intrusion mitigation systems that allow for the redevelopment of contaminated sites, and provide an environmental solution for ensuring safe breathing air for building occupants. In addition, Hanley Environmental regularly partners with other environmental consulting firms on brownfield redevelopment projects to provide these engineering designs. He continues, “I think the growing market for vapor intrusion mitigation system design services created a recipe for success. I’ve recently expanded our engineering support to keep up with the workload, and we’re seeing repeat business from satisfied clients.”
Prior to founding Hanley Environmental, David worked in similar environmental engineering consulting roles with several large environmental consulting firms. His university studies culminated with a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Michigan, and his MS in Environmental Engineering, also from the University of Michigan. He says initially, the multi-disciplinary aspects of remediation work are what attracted him to a career in environmental remediation. He shares, “Our work is often completed alongside larger construction and redevelopment projects or industrial operations, so working with other disciplines involved is important for a successful project- I like this aspect. I also like that we are applying knowledge related to chemical, biological, and physical processes that create tangible results by cleaning up the land.” To stay abreast of emerging trends and technologies, he often attends in-person conferences. “With professional engineering licenses in 7 states, keeping up with continuing education takes some effort. I recently attended the Association of Vapor Intrusion Professionals (AVIP) conference where I gave a presentation on designing vapor intrusion mitigation systems. I was impressed with the quality of content at the conference and the collective expertise of the people there.”
In working with Land Science®, David appreciates the advanced level of technical support he receives when it comes to solving difficult vapor intrusion projects, and as a division of REGENESIS,® demonstrates a deeper understanding of issues involving remediation sites, beyond a typical provider of contaminant vapor barrier systems. He continues, “I’ve had a good experience working with Land Science from the design phase when selecting contaminant vapor intrusion barrier solutions, as well as troubleshooting issues in the field during construction. The Land Science team is easily accessible. As a small firm, we rely on the expertise of specialized partners like Land Science on our projects.” When it comes to working with specific Land Science products and solutions, MonoShield® has been used with success. He shares, “I appreciate MonoShield as a product that provides chemical resistance in a durable single-layer system, with the advantage of spray-applied seams, penetrations, and terminations. With spray-applied seams, this system has the benefit of a continuous, airtight barrier at a competitive price point. As a big believer in the importance of construction quality assurance/quality control, the fact that Land Science’s product installations are approved by certified inspectors is important to me.” With his firm’s recent success in vapor intrusion mitigation design, David feels Hanley Environmental is on pace to achieve its long-term goals. He adds, “If our clients keep coming back and we’re having fun doing the work, we’re on the right track.”
When asked what he likes most in his work, David says it’s all about creating safe environments. He shares, “Our work is rewarding because it ensures a safe place for people to live and work in areas that might not have been considered for redevelopment in the past due to environmental impacts. I enjoy visiting buildings that include our contaminant vapor mitigation systems after they are opened to see the tangible results of our work.” And the most demanding aspect of his work? “On design and construction projects schedules can be demanding, and design services are usually performed under a tight timeline. During construction, changing schedules are common. Our work is usually a small but important piece of a much larger project, and we work hard to make sure it is implemented smoothly.”
With Charlotte, NC serving as both a home and work base, David works on a variety of sites around the country. Outside of work, much of his time revolves around family. “With two kids in diapers and a thriving business, it’s mostly work and family time.” When he can, he enjoys mountain biking on trails around Charlotte, and traveling with his wife. “My wife and I love to travel, and we have big plans to visit some far-away places with the family when our kids are older. Alaska is definitely on the list, and I’ve got family roots in Ireland and love going there. Ultimately stepping foot on all seven continents is on my bucket list, but I have a feeling I might have to travel to Antarctica solo!” When asked how he would encourage others to join his field, he shares that while he initially felt the industry would mature and face diminished job opportunities as contaminated sites were remediated, he’s since realized that will not be the case. He concludes, “I can now see there is plenty of work to do as demand for reuse of industrial land increases and we continue to better understand the risks associated with emerging contaminants. The work done in environmental remediation has a real, positive impact on human health in our communities. While the mainstream focus recently has been on global-scale issues like climate change, local impact is something to think about for aspiring environmental engineers.”
Land Science is proud to have David Hanley, Principal Engineer and founder of Hanley Environmental, PLLC, as a valued partner in environmental mitigation, and appreciates his diversified experience and leadership in providing successful remediation and mitigation outcomes for Land Science and its clients.
September 2022 Land Science Newsletter
Video: MonoShield® Accelerates Redevelopment for New River City Business Park
A historic St. Louis manufacturing site has been transformed from a former brownfield to the new River City Business Park. Green Street Real Estate Ventures, working with environmental consultant ATON Environmental, specified MonoShield, a reinforced metalized contaminant vapor barrier proven to be a more cost-effective and reliable choice for vapor intrusion mitigation. Learn more by watching the case study video.
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MonoShield® Technical Data Sheet
MonoShield® is a single-layer, under slab contaminant vapor barrier offering superior chemical resistance, durability, and ease of installation versus traditional sheet membranes. The patented MonoShield system is composed of an innovative metalized composite geomembrane, MonoBase™, that is seamed together during installation with Nitra‑Core™, a spray‑applied, nitrile-modified asphalt. MonoShield is an optimal mitigation solution to reduce liability for large, slab-on-grade buildings where installation speed is critical, for sites with a low-level vapor intrusion (VI) risk, or for use in conjunction with active sub-slab venting systems.
Upcoming Webinar: Air Data Quality Control – A Case Study
In this webinar, we are pleased to have special guest speaker Sigrida Reinis, PhD, PE, Senior Associate at Langan Engineering and Environmental Services Inc. Her presentation will discuss a case study in air quality data control. She will be joined by Hieu Nguyen, Principal Engineer at Land Science, who will discuss innovative vapor intrusion mitigation system technologies. This webinar airs Tuesday, October 25th at 11am pacific / 2pm eastern.
Advanced Contaminant Vapor Barrier Systems: More Protective, More Cost-Effective
As experts in the field of contaminant vapor intrusion mitigation, Land Science® works with leading engineering firms, environmental consultants, building owners, and real estate developers to offer safe and effective contaminant vapor intrusion mitigation solutions in the redevelopment of brownfield sites. Learn more about Land Science by downloading the corporate brochure.
Learning Lab Demonstration with Hieu Nguyen, Principal Engineer, at the AVIP VI Conference
Attending the AVIP VI Conference in Nashville, TN October 9th-11th? Be sure to attend Land Science’s Learning Lab conducted by Hieu Nguyen titled “Best Practices for Quality Assurance/Quality Control for Passive Barrier Installations at New and Existing Buildings.” Hieu will conduct a 15-minute demonstration that reviews the recommended quality control practices for membrane installation at both new and existing buildings. This training will focus on quality control steps to measure spray-applied barrier thickness, and verify seam integrity and physical properties of composite barriers during field installation. The demonstration will include a hands-on display where attendees can witness and test vapor barriers on aggregate to simulate field installation procedures. Contact Jordan Knight to receive $50 off your VI Conference registration. We hope to see you there!
Webinar Recording Now Available: US EPA Grant Allocation for Assessment & Remediation
In this webinar we were pleased to have as special guest speakers from the US EPA Jerry Minor-Gordon, Program Analyst for the Office of Brownfields & Land Revitalization; Cindy J. Nolan, Manager for the Brownfields & Redevelopment Section; and Brian Gross, Environmental Scientist at Region 4. Their presentation discussed US EPA grant allocation for assessment & remediation.
Upcoming Events
AVIP Vapor Intrusion Conference
10/9-10/11/2022 | Nashville, TN
AEHS East Coast Conference
10/17 – 10/22/2022 | Amherst, MA
Florida Remediation Conference
11/16-11/18/2022 | Orlando, FL
Have a Vapor Intrusion Project? Get Started Today!
To receive a custom vapor intrusion solution, please call 949.481.8118 or visit landsciencetech.com/contact-us
Air Data Quality Control: A Case Study
In this webinar we were pleased to have special guest speaker Sigrida Reinis, PhD, PE, Senior Associate at Langan Engineering and Environmental Services Inc. Her presentation discussed a case study in air quality data control. She was joined by Hieu Nguyen, Principal Engineer at Land Science, who discussed innovative vapor intrusion mitigation system technologies.
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- Issues surrounding detectable levels of contamination that can adversely affect data quality due to SUMMA canisters
- A vapor intrusion mitigation system (VIMS) case study where inexplicable anomalies were observed in the monitoring data set
- A numerical approach presented identifying anomalous data developed by Langan to address this problem
In recent years, both anecdotal evidence and rigorous research have indicated that even individually certified SUMMA canisters may arrive at a project site with detectable levels of contamination that can adversely affect data quality. Research (by others) indicates that while approximately three percent of duplicate groundwater samples have laboratory analytical results that differ significantly from those of the primary sample, with whole air samples this inconsistency increases ten-fold. This presentation will focus on one site in the San Francisco Bay Area at which a passive sub-slab vapor intrusion mitigation system (VIMS) was installed during construction and whole air sampling, for the purposes of VIMS performance monitoring, began in the fall of 2016. After several years of regular monitoring, inexplicable anomalies were observed in the data set, and the frequency of anomalies increased over subsequent monitoring events. In response, Langan developed a numerical approach to identify anomalous data that was subsequently applied to the data sets. This presentation will provide a brief project background, describe the QC approach, discuss the ramifications to the project of the data anomalies and their identification, and describe the changes to the sampling program that will be implemented in the immediate future.
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August 2022 Land Science Newsletter
Featured Case Study: TerraShield Mitigates Vapor Intrusion on Former Industrial Site
A former industrial site located in Southern California was targeted for redevelopment and chosen to be developed into a federally funded public site. Historical operations left the original property contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). In addition to the presence of these contaminants, new buildings constructed in the area are required to feature a vapor intrusion mitigation system due to the presence of methane gas in the soil, which may eventually enter unprotected buildings on the surface. Because of these factors and the completed site’s intended purpose for public use, an effective vapor mitigation system was necessary.
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Upcoming Webinar: US EPA Grant Allocation for Assessment & Remediation
In this webinar we are pleased to have as special guest speakers from the US EPA Jerry Minor-Gordon, Program Analyst for the Office of Brownfields & Land Revitalization; Cindy J. Nolan, Manager for the Brownfields & Redevelopment Section; and Brian Gross, Environmental Scientist at Region 4. Their presentation will discuss US EPA grant allocation for assessment & remediation. This webinar airs Thursday, September 8th, 2022 at 11am pacific / 2pm eastern.
Spotlight on Experience: Jordan Knight, National Sales Manager | Land Science
Jordan Knight is the National Sales Manager for Land Science, the industry-leading provider of vapor intrusion barrier system technologies for brownfield redevelopment. Jordan provides leadership to the sales force to achieve division goals and has been with Land Science since 2014. She is experienced in managing brownfield and landfill redevelopment projects where vapor intrusion barriers and venting systems are implemented throughout the United States. Learn more about Jordan by watching the spotlight video.
Learning Lab Demonstration with Hieu Nguyen, Principal Engineer, at the AVIP VI Conference
Attending the AVIP VI Conference in Nashville, TN October 9th-11th? Be sure to attend Land Science’s Learning Lab conducted by Hieu Nguyen titled “Best Practices for Quality Assurance/Quality Control for Passive Barrier Installations at New and Existing Buildings.” Hieu will conduct a 15-minute demonstration that reviews the recommended quality control practices for membrane installation at both new and existing buildings. This training will focus on quality control steps to measure spray-applied barrier thickness, and verify seam integrity and physical properties of composite barriers during field installation. The demonstration will include a hands-on display where attendees can witness and test vapor barriers on aggregate to simulate field installation procedures. Contact Jordan Knight to receive $50 off your VI Conference registration. We hope to see you there!
Upcoming Events
Georgia Environmental Conference
8/23-8/26/2022, Jekyll Island, GA
AEHS East Coast Conference
10/17 – 10/22/2022 | Amherst, MA
AVIP Vapor Intrusion Conference
10/9-10/11/2022, Nashville, TN
Have a Vapor Intrusion Project? Get Started Today!
To receive a custom vapor intrusion solution, please call 949.481.8118 or visit landsciencetech.com/contact-us
US EPA Grant Allocation for Assessment & Remediation
In this webinar we were pleased to have as special guest speakers from the US EPA Jerry Minor-Gordon, Program Analyst for the Office of Brownfields & Land Revitalization; Cindy J. Nolan, Manager for the Brownfields & Redevelopment Section; and Brian Gross, Environmental Scientist at Region 4. Their presentation discussed US EPA grant allocation for assessment & remediation.
Highlights of this free webinar:
- Changes to the EPA Brownfields grant process retrospectively for FY22 and going into FY23
- Brownfields funding options starting in FY 23 created by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) at the federal, regional and state levels
- How administrative priorities are driving where and how the funds are expected to be spent
- Funding available for Environmental Justice communities
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July 2022 Land Science Newsletter
Featured Case Study: Cross-Team Collaboration Moves New Public Library and Town Hall Complex Forward
A growing community near Charlotte, North Carolina was seeking a site to construct a new town hall and public library complex. In coordination with Clean Vapor, LLC, SUMMIT Engineering, Laboratory & Testing, P.C. (SUMMIT) conducted an environmental assessment at the property in April 2020, confirming that petroleum hydrocarbon (PHC) contamination was present. SUMMIT recommended installing a vapor intrusion mitigation system (VIMS) to the property development team, knowing it would be the most effective approach to address PHC contaminant vapors. In considering their options, Nitra-Seal, a state-of-the-art VIMS offering proven chemical resistance and vapor intrusion protection, was selected by the development team.
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Featured Webinar: Proven Strategies for Protection Against Vapor Intrusion in Existing Buildings
In this webinar, we were pleased to have as a special guest speaker Tracy Fajette, Business Development Manager at American Industrial Coatings. His presentation discussed the application of Retro-Coat Vapor Intrusion Coating technology from Land Science. He is joined by Nick Mjolsness, West Region Manager at Land Science, who discussed how the Retro-Coat technology mitigates contaminant vapor intrusion risk for existing buildings.
Project Snapshot: New Jersey Warehouse Protected from Former Industrial Contaminants
The building occupies a former industrial property in northern New Jersey, which has been developed into a large, nearly four-acre warehouse. Various contaminants, including chlorinated solvents and petroleum hydrocarbons, were historically used on-site, resulting in the presence of soil gas vapors and the potential for vapor intrusion. To mitigate this risk, the MonoShield® vapor barrier and a passive venting system were installed. Learn more by downloading the project snapshot.
Learn More: The Association of Vapor Intrusion Professionals (AVIP)
The Association of Vapor Intrusion Professionals or AVIP is a collaborative community of professionals specializing in disciplines related to vapor intrusion. This includes conceptual site modelers, soil gas scientists, chemists, engineers, geologists, groundwater specialists, remediation specialists, architects, building scientists, electricians, and other associated craftsmen in the development and environmental industries. AVIP exists to create nationally recognized educational and credentialing standards for industry professionals as well as a resource to regulators, consultants and the general public. The Association is also committed to promoting industry-acceptable, and actionable thresholds for vapor intrusion. Land Science is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of AVIP.
Join us at the Association of Vapor Intrusion Professionals’ 1st Annual Vapor Intrusion Conference!
The goal of this AVIP VI conference is to provide an opportunity for regulators, technical professionals, and attorneys to meet, collaborate, and discuss the pressing vapor intrusion issues of the day; attend hands-on demonstrations of the latest technologies, and participate in the establishment of best practices for the future. We hope that you will join us in Nashville for this unique Vapor Intrusion conference and networking event organized by the Association of Vapor Intrusion Professionals.
Jordan Knight, National Sales Manager, Steering Committee Member and Speaker at Georgia Environmental Conference 2022
Attending the Georgia Environmental Conference in Jekyll Island, GA? Make sure to attend Session 4.6 for Jordan Knight’s presentation titled “Update On the Implementation of Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Systems Technologies.” Jordan will be presenting a variety of metro-Atlanta and Georgia-centric case studies depicting the evaluation, selection, and implementation of vapor intrusion mitigation technologies, with a discussion on how the GA Brownfield Program was leveraged to facilitate redevelopment and a healthy built environment for future occupants. We hope to see you at the Georgia Environmental Conference August 23rd-26th to learn more about these new technologies.
Upcoming Events
Brownfields 2022
8/16-8/19/2022, Oklahoma City, OK
Georgia Environmental Conference
8/23-8/26/2022, Jekyll Island, GA
AVIP Vapor Intrusion Conference
10/9-10/11/2022, Nashville, TN
Have a Vapor Intrusion Project? Get Started Today!
To receive a custom vapor intrusion solution, please call 949.481.8118 or visit landsciencetech.com/contact-us
June 2022 Land Science Newsletter
Upcoming Webinar: Proven Strategies for Protection Against Vapor Intrusion in Existing Buildings
In this webinar, we are pleased to have as a special guest speaker Tracy Fajette, Business Development Manager at American Industrial Coatings. His presentation will discuss the application of Retro-Coat Vapor Intrusion Coating technology from Land Science. He will be joined by Nick Mjolsness, West Region Manager at Land Science, who will discuss how the Retro-Coat technology mitigates contaminant vapor intrusion risk for existing buildings. This webinar will take place Thursday, July 14th, 2022 at 11am pacific / 2pm eastern.
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Featured Video: Retro-Coat Celebrating 10 Years of Vapor Intrusion Mitigation Performance
As the leading manufacturer of vapor intrusion mitigation technologies, Land Science is known for delivering innovative, best-in-class contaminant vapor intrusion barrier systems to the industry. Tested, trusted, and proven, Land Science’s Retro-Coat floor coating system now celebrates 10 years of VI mitigation performance in the field, with millions of square feet applied at over 300 sites nationwide.
Featured eBook: 10 Reasons to Consider Retro-Coat to Protect Your Property Investment
Vapor intrusion occurs when there is a migration of vapor-forming chemicals from any subsurface contaminant source into an overlying building. When vapor intrusion is detected, it becomes necessary to design a solution to mitigate the problem. Retro-Coat, a chemically resistant coating designed to resist aggressive chemical vapors, is a cost-effective technology with many advantages over alternative options for existing structures and has been gaining popularity and acceptance as an effective vapor intrusion mitigation strategy.
Meet the Land Science Team
Located across the United States, the Land Science team is dedicated to developing and providing advanced technologies for sustainable land development. As experts in the field of contaminant vapor intrusion mitigation, Land Science works with leading engineering firms, building owners, and real estate developers to offer safe and effective contaminant vapor intrusion solutions for the redevelopment of brownfield sites. Learn more about our team and how we can help you on your next project.
Introducing Our Newest Land Science Members!
Jordan Morgan | South-Central U.S. District Manager
Jordan Morgan is the South-Central US District Manager of the Land Science division of REGENESIS, Inc., and is based out of Houston, TX. Jordan’s role includes providing technical support in the design and installation of the Land Science suite of vapor mitigation systems and educating the environmental community on advancements in vapor intrusion barrier technologies, implementation, and quality control.
Introducing Our Newest Land Science Members!
Jason Wilt | Southeast District Manager
Jason is the Southeast District Manager for Land Science where he is responsible for assisting our client partners with technical support in the evaluation, design, and installation of TerraShield, Nitra-Seal, MonoShield and Retro-Coat vapor mitigation systems. Jason has a diverse background in the environmental industry, including environmental laboratory experience and a long history of helping clients manage their hazardous waste streams
Introducing Our Newest Land Science Members!
Noah Streich | Great Lakes District Manager
Noah Streich is the Great Lakes District Manager for Land Science, a division of REGENESIS, Inc., and is based out of Milwaukee, WI. Before joining Land Science, he worked for an architectural and engineering firm focused on wastewater infrastructure projects, including wastewater treatment plant upgrades/rehabilitation, sanitary sewer, and stormwater design.
Featured Webinar Recording: Retro-Coat 101: A Complete Guide to the Retro-Coat Vapor Barrier System
Land Science is pleased to present a webinar with vapor intrusion technical expert, Hieu Nguyen. Mr. Nguyen is the Principal Engineer for Land Science and in his role is responsible for product development and training on all Land Science vapor intrusion technologies. In this webinar, he will provide an in-depth overview of the Retro-Coat contaminant vapor barrier along with tips on best practices when applying Retro-Coat for existing structures.
Upcoming Events
Brownfields 2022
8/16-8/19/2022, Oklahoma City, OK
Georgia Environmental Conference
8/23-8/26/2022, Jekyll Island, GA
AVIP Vapor Intrusion Conference
10/9-10/11/2022, Nashville, TN
Have a Vapor Intrusion Project? Get Started Today!
To receive a custom vapor intrusion solution, please call 949.481.8118 or visit landsciencetech.com/contact-us
Proven Strategies for Protection Against Vapor Intrusion in Existing Buildings
In this webinar we were pleased to have special guest speaker Tracy Fajette, Business Development Manager at American Industrial Coatings join us. His presentation discussed the application of Retro-Coat Vapor Intrusion Coating technology from Land Science. Nick Mjolsness, West Region Manager at Land Science, joined him and discussed how Retro-Coat technology effectively mitigates contaminant vapor intrusion risk for existing buildings.
Learn the following in this free webinar:
- How Retro-Coat mitigates vapor intrusion risks
- Which contaminants Retro-Coat protects against
- Technical processes involved in the installation of Retro-Coat
- Case studies demonstrating how application challenges can be overcome
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