8 May 2018 - Sydney
The proposed Remediation of Land SEPP is a key focus of this seminar as it contains a tightening of the triggers for Cat 1 remediation works; those requiring Development Approvals. The SEPP 55 replacement proposes to use Certified Contaminated Site Practitioners as the assessors in determining if a site remediation triggers a Cat 1 or a Cat 2 classification and validate Cat 2 was done correctly. The proposed SEPP and Contaminated Land Guidelines are a work in progress and many of the issues raised and discussed at the seminar should assist in improving from the draft.
Also discussed are the ongoing emerging pollutants of PFAS and asbestos and the issues they bring to contaminated land management. The National Environment Management Plan on PFASs will be discussed and what its implications mean for contaminated site investigations and remediation works.
The seminars agenda includes:
- Paula Brown, Strategic Regulation (PFAS). EPA
The PFAS National Environmental Management Plan - Jennifer Hughes, Partner, Baker McKenzie
A lawyers overview of the draft Contaminated Land SEPP and legal issues for contaminated land remediation - Tony Scott, Senior Principal, Coffey
Asbestos impacted land: ongoing issues and the SEPP 55 replacement - what would work - Erika Heiden, Director, Land Insight & Resources
Using historical data and GIS to identify potential contamination risks and liabilities - Richard Giles, Remediation Technical Manager and Andrew Thomas, National PFAS Technical Manager, Enviropacific
A remediation contractor’s perspective of the review of SEPP 55 and advances in PFAS management - Rowena Salmon, Principal and Auditor, Ramboll Australia
Contaminated site Auditor’s views on the use of auditors and Certified Site Practitioners for future SEPP work - Karl Baltpurvins, GM Technical and Environment Services, Toxfree Solutions
Disposal and destruction options for PFAS, including concentrates and other intractable wastes – a waste management company’s perspective - Andrew Doig, ASBG
SEPP 55 review issues and management of asbestos soils from remediation
This seminar is sponsored by Baker MacKenzie.
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 Contaminated Land Seminar - SEPP 55 Review and PFAS - 8 May 2018 | 1059 kB |
