ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

Endangered or threatened species can present challenges to some projects. Diversified Engineering, Inc. has extensive experience in working with clients to preserve and maintain our natural resources. Our Environmental Services team can help implement your project, maneuvering you through operational adaptability plans, regulatory compliance, and risk management assessments.

We take a collaborative approach, partnering with our clients to address these issues with a range of engineering and consulting services.

Experience

Wetlands Remediation

Address and solve jurisdictional wetlands issues. Coordinate with local EPA agencies on wetland identification, delineation, and procuring permitting. Assess historical background and integrate with government maps and surveys.

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Stormwater Management

Identify detention needs in a watershed. Address stormwater quality, green infrastructure identification, and treatment. Ensure compliance with state and federal Water Pollution Control Acts.

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Regulatory Compliance

Services designed to meet regulatory demands for ongoing operations. Our team's experience ensures that client operations meet regulatory requirements.

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Specialties

Government Compliance
Nature Interpretation
Plant Identification
Surveying and Mapping
Water Sampling
Soil Testing
Wetland Remediation

Our Environmental Services Team

Chad VanSickle
Lead Design Engineer/Project Manager

Amber Adkins
Environmental Technician

Nichols Riteco
Design Engineer

Jennifer Jones
Design Engineer

Environmental Services Projects

Site Borderd Protected Wetlands

Preparation of boundary and topographic maps, ALTA-ACSM title surveys, grading and site utility plans, storm water retention management plan and construction layout staking for a 127,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility situated on a very flat 50-acre site that borders protected wetlands.

FEMA Flood Elevation Certificate

ALTA-ACSM survey and FEMA flood elevation certificates for a 480-slip marina located on 32 acres of Lake Erie Shoreline. The project was performed using a combination of GPS and conventional survey technologies.