Contamination Expo Series 2018 Highlights Showguide by Fortem International

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EUROPE’S LEADING ENVIRONMENTAL INDUSTRIES EXHIBITION

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LAND REMEDIATION

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

12 & 13

CLEAN AIR GEOTECHNICAL & GEOENVIRONMENTAL WATER WASTE

SEPTEMBER

SPILL RESPONSE

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: 10AM - 5PM

NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING

NEC BIRMINGHAM RUNNING ALONGSIDE

MARINE & COASTAL CIVIL ENGINEERING

FLOOD EXPO

Welcome As the leading contamination event in Europe, the Contamination Expo Series represents the two most important days of the year for forward-thinking professionals, authorities and businesses within the sector. Across two action-packed days, Birmingham’s NEC will play host to 120 expert-led seminars and 150 cutting-edge suppliers from across the industry - with every one showcasing or providing insight into an innovation that’s helping to advance contamination management, prevention and recovery across the globe.

@ContaminationEx #Contam2018

The Series encompasses seven co-located mini-shows, each housing an unrivalled variety of educational content dedicated to a different field within the world of contamination: Land Remediation Expo, Spill Response Expo, Clean Air Technology Expo, Hazardous Materials Expo, Wastewater Expo, Nuclear Decommissioning & Remediation Expo, and Geotechnical & Geoenvironmental Expo. What’s more, RWM Exhibition, Future Resource Expo, Marine & Coastal Civil Engineering Expo and The Flood Expo will all be co-located with the show for the first time ever in

2018. This incredible package is set to attract a combined total of more than 20,000 environmental professionals, and every visitor will have full access to ALL co-running events! This showguide brings you a taster of the main highlights and features at this year’s Contamination Expo Series, while more information on everything going on at the event can be found at: contaminationexpo.com/. See you at the show!

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EXPO Breakthroughs in the detection, management, testing & removal of hazardous materials including asbestos, unexploded ordnance, waste and microplastics. CLEAN AIR TECHNOLOGY EXPO Developments progressing the prevention, detection & management of airborne pollutants. LAND REMEDIATION EXPO Advancements in the diagnosis, management & remediation of contaminated land. Covering seven fundamental fields within the contamination sector, this event is designed to help businesses find the latest equipment, products, services and strategies in managing, preventing, and recovering from contamination incidents.

SPILL RESPONSE EXPO Furthering the prevention, detection & management of inland, onshore & offshore spills. GEOTECHNICAL & GEOENVIRONMENTAL EXPO The cutting-edge designs that are helping to enhance geotechnical engineering works. WASTE WATER EXPO Solutions for monitoring & treating wastewater in industrial, residential & commercial settings. NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING & REMEDIATION EXPO Solutions which aid in the decommissioning of nuclear sites and remediation of contaminated land.

PARTNERS OF CONTAMINATION EXPO series

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Highlights & Features

Keynote Speakers The Contamination Expo Series keynote seminars are brought to you by an unrivalled lineup of the industry’s leading experts, innovators and visionaries.

All the key highlights and features at Contamination Expo Series 2018 - covering every facet of the sector in incredible depth and detail.

Seminar Timetable The full timetable of expert-led, educational and CPD-accredited seminars being delivered across both days of the event.

Exhibitor A-Z An A-Z of all the innovative exhibitors displaying their latest and most effective products and solutions at this year’s show.

CO-LOCATED SHOWS For the first time ever, Contamination Expo Series will run alongside four other leading exhibitions to create an all-encompassing environmental package – bringing 20,000 of the sector’s leading professionals under one roof. With so much synergy between the content at these co-running events, this will be the show to attend in 2018.

FLOOD EXPO

The world’s largest exhibition & conference dedicated to helping flood professionals and property owners discover the cuttingedge products and services shaping flood prediction, management and rescue.

The UK’s leading and most influential exhibition displaying the latest equipment and solutions for marine, coastal and other challenging civil engineering projects with unique landscape features.

RWM is the largest recycling and waste management expo in the UK. Showcasing the growing waste and recycling industry, the expo will allow visitors to explore how to effectively manage their waste and leave a positive impact on the local and global environment.

With zones dedicated to five fundamental fields within the utilities sector, this event is designed to help businesses find more efficient, sustainable and cost-effective methods of managing their energy and water supply.

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PETER ATCHISON

RICHARD PUTTOCK

MICHAEL LUNN

PAGeotechnical

Peter Brett Associates LLP

EIC

Making Land Remediation Enforcement Effective

EL PAN ION S S E S

The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) will be launching a new report setting out industry concerns over the lack of rigorous enforcement of contaminated land procedures and regulations, and making proposals for creating an effective enforcement system that would help the industry thrive and deliver consistent outcomes for the industry whilst maintaining public health protection. Come and discover more in this insightful seminar.

WEDS

Building the Wastewater Treatment Works of the Future Peter’s presentation will focus on Severn Trent’s ambitious plans to demonstrate an energy-neutral, materials-recovery wastewater treatment flowsheet. He’ll discuss anaerobic sewage treatment and the company’s plans to build an anaerobic membrane bioreactor at Severn Trent’s new test-bed facility in Redditch. This test-bed will also be used to evaluate technologies that will allow valuable materials to be recovered from sewage; including cellulose, bio-plastics and nutrients. Peter will explore Severn Trent’s collaborative research in this area.

WEDS

10.45 - 11:30

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

YVONNE WATERMAN

PETER VALE Severn Trent Water

13:15 - 13:45

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

JASPER KOSTERS

RUTH BARDEN

European Asbestos Forum Foundation

Wessex Water

The Hidden Danger of Unsafe Products: Using Asbestos Unknowingly

Chemical Investigations Programme: Where are we now?

Despite the EU-wide asbestos ban, you can still come across easily bought, newly-manufactured products containing asbestos daily. Recent examples include talc powder, makeup, crayons and industrial spraying grit. Clearly, asbestos is still used in manufacturing, even within the EU. How can this be possible? Should we expect a new wave of asbestos victims related to household goods and industrial products? How can we prevent this? Yvonne and Jasper delve into this serious matter.

The water industry has been collaboratively delivering the Chemical Investigations Programme since 2010, furthering our understanding of the occurrence and fate of substances in sewage. We can characterise sewage effluent and have tested a number of existing and novel treatment technologies to understand their removal performance and costs. Over this time period we have also seen a decline in the concentrations of certain substances. However, new substances of concern are emerging which need further investigation.

THURS

11:45 - 12:15

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING & REMEDIATION EXPO

THURS

11:00 - 11:30

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

GEOTECHNICAL & GEOENVIRONMENTAL EXPO

CLEAN AIR TECHNOLOGY EXPO

Brimstone Site Investigation Ltd

CLAUS ZEHNER

PAUL LEONARD

AARON FLORENCE

Brunel Uni, Department of Life Sciences

European Space Agency (ESA)

Unexploded Ordnance: A 20th Century Challenge for Your 21st Century Site

Determination of Radiological Exposure to the Public Around UK Nuclear Sites

The Status of the Sentinel-5 Precursor Mission & First Results

In this seminar, Aaron will highlight how unexploded ordnance still carries a risk and why it is still being discovered in the 21st Century. He will also touch on what UXO risk mitigation companies are doing to combat the risk with the use of 21st Century technology.

Major nuclear sites in the UK are licensed to discharge radionuclides into the environment and in addition to imposing an offsite environmental monitoring programme, a check programme is also undertaken by the regulators. The seminar introduces the way those people who by the nature of their habits are potentially the most exposed & how they help focus an appropriate radiological programme.

Here, Claus provides updates on the Sentinel-5 Precursor mission - the first atmospheric Copernicus mission; launched on 13 October, 2017. The mission provides daily global information at unprecedented spatial resolution on trace gases and aerosols important for air quality, climate forcing and the ozone layer. The only payload of the mission is the TROPOMI instrument, which is a nadir pushbroom spectrometer capable of measuring key atmospheric constituents, including: O3, NO2, CO, SO2, CH4, CH2O, aerosols and clouds.

THURS

12:30 - 13:00

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

WEDS

14:00 - 14:30

WEDS

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

12:30 - 13:00

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

GRAHAM WARREN

ALEX COLLMAN

TONY FRANCIS

ACAD

Earth Solutions

Veolia

Asbestos Sector SNVQ Challenge: The ACAD/CITB Solution for Everyone

Muck away: The Classification & Removal of Waste Soils

Developing Your Plan for Accidents & Environmental Emergencies

The implementation of the CLC decision by the asbestos sector has created a huge challenge for the licensed asbestos sector. CITB, the recognised standard-setting body for the asbestos sector, realised this and invited bids from the sector to solve this issue. Find out how the winning ACAD solution opens the flood gates for S/NVQ achievement across the sector by LARC’s in-house, or via IATP/ UKATA, whilst crucially, ensuring standards.

Clients, main contractors, groundworkers and hauliers all have a duty of care to ensure that their construction and demolition waste is classified and disposed of correctly, yet many are still falling short of their legislative requirements. This seminar dispels some common “muck away” myths and discusses how doing things right can reduce risk and cost.

We all know that accidents happen – even when we take the greatest care. But when those accidents involve chemicals or environmental damage, you’re putting lives in danger and you’re at risk of prosecution and a heavy fine. Tony’s seminar discusses typical causes of accidents and environmental emergencies, and best-practice-planning to manage your risk and maintain credibility.

THURS

14:00 - 14:30

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

LAND REMEDIATION EXPO

WEDS

THURS

11:45 - 12:15

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

SPILL RESPONSE EXPO

13:15 - 13:45

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25

WASTEWATER EXPO

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EXPO

show highlights PANEL SESSION MAKING LAND REMEDIATION ENFORCEMENT EFFECTIVE An incredible opportunity to hear three of the key figures in the land remediation and geotechnical sector discuss and debate one of the field’s hottest topics.

WEDS

10.45 - 11:30

ACCIDENTS & EMERGENCIES Unfortunately, accidents and emergencies happen. However, you can make sure that you’re as prepared as possible by popping along to the following talks:

KEYNOTE HALL 25

THURS 13:15 - 13:45 KEYNOTE HALL 25

TONY FRANCIS Veolia

PETER ATCHISON

RICHARD PUTTOCK

MICHAEL LUNN

PAGeotechnical

Peter Brett Associates LLP

EIC

THURS 13:15 - 13:45 THEATRE 22

TONY THOMPSON OTHO

CONTAMINATION TAX INCENTIVES THURS 13:15 - 13:45 THEATRE 21

Hear how your business can claim tax relief of 150% by taking advantage of the tax incentives available to those that redevelop contaminated land.

JON SWAIN SpillAway Projects Ltd

BEN DE WAAL

AUBREY CALDERWOOD

The Fiscal Incentives Group

Gateley Capitus Limited

THURS | 14:00 - 14:30 THEATRE 21

WEDS | 15:30 - 16:00 THEATRE 21

CUTTING-EDGE SUPPLIERS In the UKATA-sponsored Theatre 27, thought-leaders and key voices from across the world of asbestos will provide expert insight, guidance and tips.

Innovative companies from across the industry will showcase the products revolutionising contamination diagnosis, management and remediation.

@ContaminationEx

#Contam2018 CONTAMINATION

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

INNOVATION

Meet, connect and form long-lasting business relationships with thousands of like-minded contamination professionals in the Earth Solutions Networking Area.

AWARDS The Contamination Innovation Awards recognise the people, products and services that have helped shape the industry over the past 12 months.

NETWORKING AREA SPONSORED BY

The three accolades up for grabs are: • Asbestos Award

CPD CERTIFIED SEMINARS

• Land Management Award

Every single seminar at Contamination Expo Series 2018 is CPD-accredited - allowing you to progress with your professional development during your visit.

GEOTECHNICAL GUIDANCE

• Innovation Award

No other event provides such a depth of detail on all the designs, concepts and innovations transforming geotechnical & geoenvironmental engineering.

A FUTURE WITH CLEANER AIR Learn from the biggest names in the field of air monitoring - with educational seminars from the likes of Claus Zehner, Andrew Green and Rebecca Kite.

GORAN ERAK

SIMON BRIGHTWELL

ABG Geosynthetics Ltd

Fugro GeoServices

WEDS | 14:00 - 14:30 THEATRE 21

CLAUS ZEHNER

ANDREW GREEN

REBECCA KITE

European Space Agency (ESA)

DustScan AQ

Freight Transport Association

WEDS | 12:30 - 13:00 KEYNOTE HALL 25

WEDS | 11:45 - 12:15 THEATRE 20

WEDS | 11:00 - 11:30 THEATRE 21

ALISTAIR GRAY

THURS | 12:30 - 13:00 THEATRE 21

DARREN WARD

In Situ Site Investigation Ltd THURS | 14:45 - 15:15 | THEATRE 21

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25 WEDNESDAY

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25 | WEDNESDAY

SPONSORED BY

Peter Atchison, Richard Puttock & Michael Lunn, EIC (Environmental Industries Commission) Making Land Remediation Enforcement Effective

11.45 - 12.15

Alex Collman, Earth Solutions Muck Away: The Classification & Removal of Waste Soils

12.30 - 13.00

Claus Zehner, European Space Agency (ESA) The Status of the Sentinel-5 Precursor Mission & First Results

13.15 - 13.45

Peter Vale, Severn Trent Water Building the Wastewater Treatment Works of the Future

Paul Leonard, Brunel University, Department of Life Sciences Determination of Radiological Exposure to the Public Around UK Nuclear Sites

Lucy Gallagher & Special Guest, Environment Agency EA & HS2: A Collaborative Approach to Tackling Contamination and Land Remediation on Europe’s Largest Infrastructure Project

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25 THURSDAY

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

Professor Roger J Willey, UK Asbestos Training Association Real Risk, Perceived Risk & the Cost of Land Remediation

KEYNOTE THEATRE 25 | THURSDAY

10.45 - 11.30

15.30 - 16.00

SPONSORED BY

Ruth Barden, Wessex Water Chemical Investigations Programme: Where Are We Now?

11.00 - 11.30

Yvonne Waterman & Jasper Kosters, European Asbestos Forum The Hidden Danger of Unsafe Products: Using Asbestos Unknowingly

11.45 - 12.15

Aaron Florence, Brimstone Site Investigation Ltd Unexploded Ordnance: A 20th Century Challenge for Your 21st Century Site

Tony Francis, Veolia Developing Your Plan for Accidents & Environmental Emergencies

Graham Warren, ACAD Asbestos Sector SNVQ Challenge: The ACAD/CITB Solution for Everyone

Councillor Kye Dudd & Steve Crawshaw, Bristol City Council TBA

Graham Finnigan, National Ambulance Resilience Unit The Ambulance Service’s HAZMAT/CBRN Response: An Overview

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

15.30 - 16.00

* Content and speakers are subject to change. The digital show guide and seminar timetable will be updated online prior to the show, so please check www.contaminationexpo.com for the latest information.

Andrew Green, DustScan AQ Ambient & Occupational Dust Characterisation & Assessment

Dr Samuel Hall, John F Hunt Remediation Ltd Innovation & Collaboration in Cost-Effective Remediation Design

Bob Freeborn, Peter Scott Tree (Southern) Limited Japanese Knotweed & Root Barrier Membranes

Paul King, SGS Unlimited Kingdom Limited Development of Asbestos-Contaminated Sites

Matthew Metcalfe, Groundsure What is the Future of Environmental Data Analysis?

11.00 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

THEATRE 20 | THURSDAY Seamus Lefroy-Brooks, The Land Forum An Update on the Land Forum’s National Quality Mark Scheme (NQMS)

Stephen Sadley, ARCA Asbestos Removal – What Reassurance for Clients of Competency?

Dave Rutherford, Turnkey Regeneration Ltd The Net System: Eliminating Perpetual Groundwater Liabilities

Thomas Pemsel, Mann+Hummel Simultaneous Removal of Multiple Pollutants Using Composite Filter Media Technology

Keith Nell, Thrace Synthetic Ltd Root Barriers: Experiences in Castleblayney, Ireland

Tom Telford & Piers Edgell, Landmark Information Transforming Data into Information

11.00 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

THEATRE 20 THURSDAY

Kerry Murray & Amy Parekh-Pross, Chemtest Decoding Sample Variability and Deviation CB*~^ˠϮ

THEATRE 20 WEDNESDAY

THEATRE 20 | WEDNESDAY

THEATRE 21 WEDNESDAY

THEATRE 21 | WEDNESDAY Rebecca Kite, Freight Transport Association The Future of Alternatively-Powered Freight

Adam Sokolowski, IES & TRC Companies Limited The Anatomy of a Brownfield Specialist

Hazel Davidson, Derwentside Environmental Testing Services Ltd Innovations in Laboratory Testing

Peter Dumble, In-Situ Groundwater Remediation: Real-Time Monitoring of Oxidising Reagent Depletion

Goran Erak, ABG Geosynthetics (The Environmental Industries Commission) Advanced Geosynthetic Solutions for Contaminated Land Remediation

Andrew East, Skyhawk Global Ltd / Oceans-ESU Ltd Advanced Microbacterial Solutions in the Bioremediation of Hydrocarbons

THEATRE 21 THURSDAY

Aubrey Calderwood, Gateley Capitus Limited Using Tax Incentives to Encourage the Redevelopment of Contaminated Land

11.00 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

15.30 - 16.00

THEATRE 21 | THURSDAY Michael Lunn, The Environmental Industries Commission Can Local Authorities Maintain Public Confidence in Managing Contaminated Sites?

11.00 - 11.30

Simon Talbot, GGS Ten Years of Continuous Ground-Gas Monitoring

11.45 - 12.15

Simon Brightwell, Fugro GeoServices Developments in Geotechnical Site Investigation to Reduce Construction Risk

Jon Swain, SpillAway Projects Ltd Bioremediation â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Environmental & Financial Opportunities

Ben de Waal, The Fiscal Incentives Group Tax Incentives for Brownfield Development & Innovation

Alistair Gray and Darren Ward, In Situ Site Investigation Geo-environmental Site Investigation using CPT and Direct Push Technologies

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

David Smith, Concept Life Sciences Spill Source Identification – The Future For The Analysis of Oil

Simon Talbot, GGS Continuous Ground-Gas Monitoring & De-Risking Development Sites

Seamus Connolly MBE, Fast Engineering Ltd Small Things Make The Difference in Preventing Pollution

Dr Robert Keighley, Shimadzu Finding Microplastics in the Deepest Living Organisms

Russell Corbyn, Kiwa CMT Testing Topsoil: Asset or Liability?

Darren Turner, Protecta Property Radon Gas, Knowledge, Testing, Mitigation and Legally What to Do

11.00 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

15.30 - 16.00

THEATRE 22 | THURSDAY Rob Burton, Hydro International Discharge Consent Compliance (MCERTS) – The Challenges & Opportunities

Nicola Harries, Nicholas Willenbrock & Rob Sweeney, CL:AIRE CL:AIRE – Past, Present & Future

Michael Leggett, Gill Sensors & Controls Limited Sensor Technologies to Improve Your Profits

Tony Thompson, OTHO Grenfell Tower Fire: Contamination & Community Confidence

Gary Bower, Royal HaskoningDHV Updates to the Hazardous Waste Classification Methodology

Akshay Singhal & Kartik Hajela, Log 9 Materials Graphene and Other New Materials for Spill Cleanup

11.00 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

THEATRE 22 THURSDAY

Ralph Pullinger, Allplan Advanced Digital Modelling for Marine and Coastal Civil Engineering

THEATRE 22 WEDNESDAY

THEATRE 22 | WEDNESDAY

THEATRE 23 WEDNESDAY

THEATRE 23 | WEDNESDAY James Hewetson-Brown, Wildflower Turf Wildflowers – The Superheroes of Bioengineering

Will Fardon, i2 Analytical UK Laboratory Testing – A New Approach to Lab Testing

Joanne Kwan, CIRIA The First UK Mobile App for Asbestos from Soil Site

Steve Billingham, Duvas Technologies Benzene – the Next Asbestos?

Dr Stephen Wilkinson, University of Wolverhampton Ground Biomineralisation to Create Permeability Barriers

Moyna Merrison & Mike Harris, Alcumus Sypol Understanding the Changes to Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs)

THEATRE 23 THURSDAY

Joe Jackson, Keltbray Remediation Beyond Lump Sum Remediation

10.45 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

15.30 - 16.00

THEATRE 23 | THURSDAY Kayleigh Smith, In- Situ Inc Managing Expectations for Measuring Water Quality in the Field

10.45 - 11.30

Peter Sherfield, Shawcity Ltd Effective Monitoring of Hazardous Substances During Land Remediation

11.45 - 12.15

Geoff Silver, ATaC Managing the Risks of Asbestos

Hannah White, Society of Brownfield Risk Assessment (SoBRA) SoBRA: The Elephant in the Room & Other Sub-Group Progress

Kevin Briggs, ACHILLES Programme Grant Investigating The Deterioration of Geotechnical Infrastructure Assets

Patrick Flood, JUTA (UK) LTD Contaminated Land – The Evolution of Gas Protective Measure

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

14.45 - 15.15

11.00 - 11.30

Graham O’Mahony, UKATA Asbestos in Soils Training: As Clear as Mud

11.45 - 12.15

Kapish Gobindlal, Environmental Decontamination Mechano-Chemical Destruction (MCD™) of Asbestos Cement Waste

12.30 - 13.00

Simon Makoni, STM Environmental Consultants Ltd Contaminated Site Investigation Data Management & Risk Assessment

13.15 - 13.45

Graham Warren, ACAD Asbestos Sector SNVQ Challenge: The ACAD/CITB Solution for Everyone

14.00 - 14.30

Gavin Boorman, Blackline Safety Europe Introduction to Connected Safety

14.45 - 15.15

Colin Green, QROS Limited Rapid, Reliable & Accurate Identification of Hydrocarbons in Waste Soil

15.30 - 16.00

Emma Greenwood & Orlando Monroy, BiomiTech Clean Air via Algae – Transforming Air Pollution into Solutions via Nature

THEATRE 24 | THURSDAY

SPONSORED BY

Chris Bishop, UKATA Asbestos: What’s the Fuss?

Lucian Gill, Oceans-ESU Ltd / Skyhawk Global Ltd Remediation of Persistent Contamination in Groundwater using Soil-Based Reedbeds

Asmir Hajric, Metasphere Ltd Challenges of Monitoring Wastewater Networks & Latest Communications Technologies

Mavis Nye, Mavis Nye Foundation Mesowarrior Asbestos Activist

Gareth Leonard supported by Peter Nicholas, Waste Management Total Solutions Ltd Active Integrated Approach to Reducing Risk with Hydrocarbon Contamination Treatment

THEATRE 24 WEDNESDAY

SPONSORED BY

11.00 - 11.30

11.45 - 12.15

12.30 - 13.00

13.15 - 13.45

14.00 - 14.30

THEATRE 24 THURSDAY

THEATRE 24 | WEDNESDAY

EXHIBITOR A-Z 1st Line Defence

5P91

Eless Environmental Ltd

3M | Scott

5N73

A-Consult Ltd

5M91

Environment Analyst Development & Infrastructure

5Q131

Environmental Decontamination Europe Ltd.

5N102

EnviroSolution Ltd

5R120

A1 Radon

5P70

ACE Consultants

5S90

ACS Group of Companies

5S63

Airbox Sampling Products

5M72

Airlabs Limited

5R72

Alcumus Sypol

5T91

Alpheus Environmental Ltd

5L82

ALS Environmental

5T83

Amianto Ltd Amiantus Environmental Consultants Ltd. Aquaread Limited Asbestech Ltd

5M122 5M120 5N74 5L72

Asbestos Control & Abatement Division (ACAD)

5M113

Asbestos Laboratory Services LLP

5M120

Asbestos Removal Contractors Association

5M90

Asbestos Testing & Consultancy Association

5M90

ASBESTOSAFE LTD Assure360 Ltd BCS Property Projects Limited

5S82 5M111 5P70

Beeswift

5S100

BioMinca

5L112

BiomiTech

5L100

Blackline Safety Europe Limited Breakthrough Associates BRIC & EnTRESS - University of Wolverhampton

5M121 5P131 5P73

Essential Site Skills Ltd

5R62

5T73

eviFile

5P105

Exova Jones Environmental

5R103

Fast Engineering Ltd Foerster UK Ltd Foxhall Environmental Services Ltd

5S61 5S102 5N71

Franks Portlock Consulting Ltd

5P103

Gateley Capitus Limited

5P110

Geofirma Soils Engineering GGS Gill Sensors and Controls

5N63 5M123 5P65

Green Ocean

5N103

Green Spark Environmental Ltd

5N101

5S60

QFS Scaffolding Ltd

5M60

QROS Ltd

5L110

RUGGED MOBILE Systems Ltd

5L92

Safety Monitors Limited

5T71

SENSYS - Magnetometers & Survey Solutions

5N64

SGS United Kingdom Limited

5N100

Shawcity Limited

5M101

Shimadzu UK Ltd.

5Q72

SitePlanner

5M70

SKC Limited

5N90

Skyhawk Global Ltd

5N62

SMH Products

5Q90

Solotec Scientific Ltd

5T92

5N76

Hargreaves Logistics

5N63

Hazardous Safety Products Ltd

5Q65

STM Environmental Consultants Limited

HBB GeoSales Ltd

5Q75

Sundstrom Safety AB

Hesus UK

5N50

TerraStryke Products LLC

HUESKER Ltd

5M93

Terratek

5N92

TES Environmental Services Limited

5N110

The Emergency Planning Society

5M71

The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC)

5M92

i2 Analytical Ltd IEMA

5U112

5M103

Capital Valley Plastics

5L102

Institute of Air Quality Management

5M130

INSTITUTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (IES)

5U92

ISCO - INTERNATIONAL SPILL CONTROL ORGANIZATION

5U62 5P74

Chilbolton Aerial Systems

5S101

J&L Recruitment Ltd

CL:AIRE

5Q63

John F Hunt Remediation Limited

5S90

Cleanroomshop

5R61

Juta UK Ltd

5R73

Concept Life Sciences

5P75

Kelly Tanks Ltd

5M100

QED Environmental Systems

GVS Filter Technology UK

Insite Specialist Services Ltd

CTSL

5L112

5N51

5N82

5L90

5N113

PNR UK Ltd

GT Vision Ltd

Calcot Asbestos Recruitment Ltd

5Q113

Olympus

5M83

5R60

Chemtest Ltd

5N62

Grundon Waste Management

5Q60

Chemtech Environmental

Oceans ESU Ltd

5Q62 5U100

5N80

In-Situ

5T81

Nuclear Engineering International

5P60

Groundsure

In Situ Site Investigation Ltd

5P40

NRC Environmental Services

5R100

5L80

5S101

Cawleys

NightSearcher

Green-tech Ltd

Brimstone Site Investigation (UXO)

Carey Group Plc

Neal Soil Suppliers Ltd

Keltbray Remediation

5P102 5M102

5L130

SpillAway Projects Ltd

5P101

The Fiscal Incentives Group Limited

5S70 5M73 5Q104 5S71

5R83

Thermoguard

5P66

Thrace Group

5R101

Trolex Limited

5P63

Turnkey Instruments Ltd

5P100

Turnkey Regeneration Ltd

5F111

UK Asbestos Training Association

5S80

UK Spill Association

5N130

Veolia

5R102

Verder Liquids

5R81

Wildflower Turf Ltd

5L70

Windsor Waste Management & Hazibag UK

5P83

DCR Inspection Systems

5S92

Kiwa CMT

deconta Uk Limited

5L60

Landmark Information Group

5S72

DENDRO-SCOTTâ„¢ Root Barrier

5Q70

Lemon Worldwide Ltd

5R70

WMTS Waste Management Total Solutions Ltd

5L122

Derwentside Environmental Testing Services (DETS)

5R71

5R74

Xitech

5S103

DustScanAQ

5Q111

Duvas Technologies Limited

5Q82

Ecoblast Supplies Limited

5q80

Eden Eco Solutions Ltd

5F111

MANN+HUMMEL Metasphere Ltd Microlin Cooper

5S110

Spill Response Wales Ltd

5T114

XL LTD Responsive Vehicle Leasing

5Q61

Zarges (UK) Ltd.

Monmouth Plastics Ltd

5N121

Monmouth Scientific

5Q111

ZipWall Dust Barrier System

5R42 5Q101 5Q73

Microplastics identification AIM-9000 Infrared Microscope System: quick and easy micro analysis Highest sensitivity marketwide with a signal-to-noise ratio of a staggering 30.000/1 Automatic zoom-in from eye-size to contaminant-size through wide field camera feature Automatic contaminant recognition function sets aperture on measurement spots automatically Automatic identification of the spectrum through contaminant analysis program www.shimadzu.co.uk/aim-9000

Visit us on stand 5Q72

Leading the Asbestos sector ACAD Skill Card, the sectors first CSCS affiliated card scheme Sole organisation that reviewed HSG210, Asbestos Essentials, for HSE Sector Representative Organisation recognised by CITB & CSCS Long standing member of Build UK and NSCC beforehand Membership categories for all

Not an ACAD member? Apply during the EXPO and receive

50% off

your application fee See us at stand 5M113

www.tica-acad.co.uk ACADasbestos

@ACADasbestos

TICA-ACAD

LIQUID LEVEL SENSORS

Sometimes, you have to be in it to win it. Improved level measurement dependability plus reduced lifetime costs from our innovative non-stick conductive sensor.

When measuring the levels of challenging liquids such as effluent, colloids, sludge, acidic fluids or contain suspended solids or flocculant, a common assumption is to use a level sensor that does not come into contact with the fluid. This is not always a panacea for reliable measurement; there can be shortcomings with non-contact sensors that can lead to measurement unreliability or inaccuracy. For example, being affected by surface turbulence & foaming, false echoes, humidity and fogging. Gill has engineered a non-stick liquid level sensor to provide reliable and accurate measurement for difficult liquids. The ingenious and exclusive design can eliminate the shortcomings of non-contact sensors, without any regular cleaning or maintenance despite being immersed in fluid.. Visit us on stand 5P65 at the Waste Water Expo to learn more about better measurement of the most difficult liquids.

Or find out more at gillsc.com/water

DENDRO-SCOTT™ Root Barrier, recognised by the Environment Agency, is known for its quality and reliability. It is flexible and adaptable, specified for all types of projects, from the very large, including new builds, to small residential projects. It can be easily jointed on site, using double-sided butyl tape. It is an excellent and proven way to protect structures and services from damage from tree roots and Japanese Knotweed. It comes in 26 stock sizes, from a small 1m x 10m roll, up to a 30m x 30m sheet.

DENDRO-SCOTT™ Root Barrier is used in various ways: VERTICALLY:

HORIZONTALLY:

To prevent lateral intrusion of roots and rhizomes, to protect underground services and to prevent ingress from neighbouring sites.

To protect buildings and surfaces from vertical intrusion of roots and rhizomes, this includes installation below foundations.

‘CELL’:

SERVICES: Wrapped with root barrier membrane, to protect underground services.

To avoid the very expensive process of transportation of contaminated soil to a waste facility, licensed for Japanese Knotweed. To comply with Environment Agency guidelines on root spread of Japanese Knotweed, the quantities of spoil can be extremely significant. With a ‘Cell’, soil is retained within the site, reburied and completely sealed within a ‘Cell’ of DENDRO-SCOTT™ Root Barrier.

VISIT US ON: STAND 5Q70 +44 (0)20 8254 5889 sales@rootbarrier.com www.rootbarrier.com

SHAKE

THINGS

Come and visit us on STAND 5T83 to learn how to: » Reduce the impact of your Project on the environment » Save time on your Project and Data Management » Schedule your Project analysis online

ALS Life Sciences Ltd. Units 7&8, Hawarden Business Park, Manor Road, Hawarden CH5 3US Tel: 01244 528777 • Email: hawardensales@alsglobal.com www.alsenvironmental.co.uk

Sign up for free membership! Register today for free membership to Environment Analyst’s Development Development & Infrastructure Service and get access to: • Selected access to news across all the Development & Infrastructure services including: Brownfield Briefing, EIA & Planning Briefing, Flood Briefing, Ecology, Briefing and Sustainable Building Briefing

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For more information and to sign up to the service visit environment-analyst.com/dis call +44 (0)203 637 2191 or email sales@environment-analyst.com.

Making indoor environments pleasant and healthy

MANN+HUMMEL is a leading global filtration expert. We offer filtration solutions for HVAC systems. At the Clean

Leadership in Filtration

Air Technology Expo, we will be presenting among others the new FreciousComfort filter family that stop allergic

reactions and the range of smart air purifiers. We look forward to seeing you at our booth 5R74. airfiltration.mann-hummel.com

MARINE & COASTAL CIVIL ENGINEERING

Connecting to the cloud with NB-IoT Using NB-IoT to wirelessly connect devices to enable network and asset monitoring.

Greater Reach l Above and below ground l 6 times cellular coverage l Fewer black spots using existing network

12 & 13 NEC SEPT 2018

BIRMINGHAM

EUROPEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MOST EXCITING PLATFORM FOR ENGINEERING INNOVATIONS IN THE COASTAL & MARINE SECTOR

infrastructure l Permanent connection of devices to network l 2 way comms - polling field devices

Greater Power Efficiency l Lower power l Longer battery life

Lower Costs l Reduction in need for site visits l Less investment in hardware and resources l Lower cost of hardware l Lower cost communications due to narrow bandwidth

Collect data from remote assets and meet regulatory compliance To find out more contact www.metasphere.co.uk email info@metasphere.co.uk

or call +44 (0) 1737846100

RUNNING ALONGSIDE:

FLOOD EXPO CONTAMINATION EXPO SERIES 2018

SUPPORTED BY:

STAND 5P75

SEMINAR TITLE: SPILL SOURCE IDENTIFICATION THE FUTURE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF OIL THEATRE HALL 22

11:45 - 12:15PM

From routine testing, to monitoring and specialist analysis, we provide an extensive range of integrated analytical services support to the Industrial & Environmental sector. f Routine and bespoke analysis of soils, land and water testing. f Experienced scientists delivering high quality results and rapid turnaround times with confidence and reliability. f Quality assured with UKAS and MCERTS accredited state-of-the-art testing laboratories. f Online data management software (LIMS) providing effective control for all of your project generated data.

0161 874 2400 | conceptlifesciences.com | analyticalservices@conceptlifesciences.com

Wastewater Treatment Specialists

The Harena Product range The Harena product range is simply the most effective and environment friendly solution for fuel/oil spillage and containment thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s available on the market. Come and see the full product range and practical demonstrations at stand 5M124 Website: www.harena.co.uk Email: sales@harena.co.uk Tel: 01634 326920

The smartest property and land use decisions rest on location intelligence from Groundsure Insights

Our user-friendly digital maps and our data bring you closer to the information you need to support all phases of contaminted land risk assessment. Simply select your site and add the necessary reports and data in a variety of formats to support your project. With Groundsure Insights, you can view maps for free in any browser, on Mac or PC, brand everything with your company logo, work in close detail via our full screen River WYE mode, and overlay maps with aerial imagery to gain the greatest understanding of 215 kilometres your site. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the simple, smart way to be certain. www.groundsure.com/insights

GsureInsights

Groundsure Insights

10m

above sea level

National Park Brecon Beacons

Groundsure_Insights

The Series: Rugged. Revolutionary. Productive. The new Olympus VantaTM handheld XRF analyser provides immediate, on-site elemental measurements for a range of geo-chemical and environmental applications. Vanta analysers are Rugged, Revolutionary, and Productive; providing power and flexibility across all aspects of your analysis needs. Features include: • Accurate results every time • Intuitive user interface • Touch screen display • Exceptional durability under extreme conditions

OLYMPUS SCIENTIFIC SOLUTIONS KeyMed House, Stock Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS2 5QH, United Kingdom | Tel: +44 (0)1702 616333 | www.olympus-ims.com

DETS is now SUEZ

Providing analytical services to the UK and Europe for the environmental, construction, waste and fuel industries with accreditation to ISO 17025 and MCertS for soils and waters

www.dets.co.uk

• Standard water and soil testing including: - Metals - Major cations and anions - Cyanides and phenols - Total Organic Carbon - TPH, PAHs, BTEX, PCBs, VOCs and SVOCS • Fully accredited asbestos analyses • Wide range of waste and fuel analyses

info@dets.co.uk

www.dets.co.uk

OUR TWO LABORATORIES AT CONSETT AND MAIDSTONE OFFER A FULL RANGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES

DETS – dependable data, dependable delivery

12 & 13

SEPT 2018

NEC BIRMINGHAM

THE UK’S LEADING EVENT FOR WATER & ENERGY EFFICIENCY 80

SPEAKERS

3000 VISITORS

200

EXHIBITORS