Farrington Street Flush Truck Facility Construction
Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) services for utility infrastructure construction, including NYSDEC Site Management Plan compliance, Community Air Monitoring, and soil characterization on a 2-acre site.
Project Overview
Envicon's team provided Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) services for the Phases I and II construction of the Farrington Street Flush Truck Facility in Queens, New York. The project required compliance with the NYSDEC-approved Site Management Plan (SMP) and Excavation Workplan (EWP) during all site intrusive activities on this 2-acre utility infrastructure site.
The Challenge
General contractors operated on an aggressive construction schedule dictated by weather, site access constraints, and utility service providers. The dynamic schedule frequently required mobilization to the site and provision of QEP services within one day's notice, demanding flexibility and rapid response capabilities.
Our Solution
Envicon's team observed and documented all site intrusive activities for SMP and EWP compliance. The team implemented the required Community Air Monitoring Plan (CAMP) with upwind and downwind stations measuring Total Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) using photoionization detectors (PID) and particulate matter with DustTrac meters. The team also characterized and field-screened excavated soils for on-site reuse and off-site disposal, and provided material stockpiling recommendations during intrusive activities.
Key Highlights
- Provided QEP services for NYSDEC SMP and EWP compliance
- Implemented Community Air Monitoring Plan with VOC and particulate monitoring
- Characterized and field-screened excavated soils for reuse and disposal
- Maintained rapid-response capability for one-day-notice mobilizations
- Provided material stockpiling recommendations during construction
Results Achieved
- Achieved full compliance with NYSDEC Site Management Plan
- Maintained continuous environmental oversight throughout construction
- Successfully characterized soils for appropriate disposition
- Supported aggressive construction schedule with flexible QEP services
Project Details
Client
NYC Department of Environmental Protection
Location
Queens, New York
Duration
18 months
Scope
Qualified Environmental Professional services for utility facility construction under NYSDEC oversight
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