SAFETY OF WORKS

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Within the context of operations for the safety and bringing into compliance of sites, Ortec-Soleo implements all the necessary measures to prevent hazards to health, safety and the environment.

These operations often involve sensitive and high-risk sites due to their immediate environment whether industrial (with processes and co-activity) or urban. The nature of the materials or installations present (hazardous waste, asbestos, networks, tanks, etc.) and the building characteristics are usually complex.

With a thorough command of decontamination techniques, adapted organizations, specific intervention procedures and a knowledge of treatment channels, we optimize the entire rehabilitation process in compliance with the most demanding QHSE rules.

Our services:

Management of environmental emergencies
Chemical decontamination, suction, industrial cleaning, inerting, TV inspection
Identification, analysis, separation of hazardous and non-hazardous waste (solids, pastes, liquids, etc.)
Reconditioning and evacuation of waste to approved recycling or disposal facilities
Reinforcements, demolitions, deconstructions to secure buildings, elimination of explosion and fire risks, sealing of accesses…
Draining, inerting, removal of containers/interventions under confined atmosphere
Removal of PCB transformers
Subsections 3 and 4 asbestos removal operations
Ortec-Soleo is a Qualibat 1552 certified company and as such, has the human and material resources to intervene during asbestos removal operations.

OUR REFERENCES

Pharmaceutical – Chemical

Disassembly of pharmaceutical installations

Ortec-Soleo disassembles the Monachem industrial units for pharmaceutical production following closure. Dredging, transfers, cranage and mini-demolition are carried out in Monaco under considerable spatial constraint.

Land development & Local authorities

A new start for more than 17 acres of wasteland

Ortec-Soleo decontaminates and restores more than 17 acres of wasteland in Treize-Septiers. The recycling of polluted soils, the recovery of VOC, the treatment of reinforced concrete, the management of excavation water and the provision of topsoil make the site compatible for future developments.