Integrated with our geotechnical, environmental and engineering design teams, White Young Green (WYG) Environmental provides a dedicated in-house ground investigation service.

WYG Environmental has in-house capability in the following areas:

  • Site investigation design, management and interpretative reporting;
  • Tailored practical intrusive investigations including specialist access works;
  • Production of detailed ground condition logs (to BS5930) and sections using Holebase software;
  • Groundwater, ground gas and ground movement installations and monitoring;
  • Mining Investigations; and
  • CDM Principal Contractor and CDM Co-ordinator services.

WYG Environmental provides a tailored and cost-effective site investigation service to our clients, with professional and pragmatic advice.  Field procedures are carried out in accordance with our accredited Health & Safety Management System (OHSAS18001) and accredited Environmental Management System (ISO14001).

Our staff have extensive training and experience in site investigation techniques.  The wealth of our accumulated experience allows us to provide a comprehensive service and expert advice.

Range of Services include:

  • Site Investigation Management and Reporting Services;
  • On-Site Supervision Services;
  • Traditional Investigations methods;
  • Full Protocol Contamination Investigations;
  • Landfill Investigations;
  • Mining Investigations;
  • Hydrogeological Investigations;
  • Exploration Drilling (Quarry & Coal Reserves);
  • Specialist & Restricted Access / Headroom Drilling;
  • Geophysical Investigations;
  • Groundwater and Gas Monitoring Installations and Wells; and
  • In-Situ Geotechnical Testing.

WYG Environmental can offer all the above services as a stand alone package.  However, we are pleased to offer a fully integrated service incorporating the above with geotechnical and/or environmental consultancy, to give a cost effective and efficient product.

WYG Environmental has carried out a significant number of site investigations that have involved restricted access and the use of low impact / minimum disturbance equipment, which includes:

  • Low impact probing and sampling;
  • Mini rotary drilling;
  • Geophysical investigations; and
  • Hand-held sampling apparatus.

The use of such equipment allows restricted working conditions to be overcome without compromising the quality of soil and groundwater samples.