A stormwater plan aims to manage and control the flow of rainwater and minimize the damage caused by stormwater runoff in urban and suburban areas. It includes measures such as drainage systems, green infrastructure, and erosion control to reduce runoff, improve water quality, and protect habitats while complying with regulations.

An SPCC plan is a plan developed by facilities that handle or store oil to prevent and respond to oil spills. It outlines procedures for spill prevention, preparation, and response, including containment, cleanup, and reporting measures. It is required by the EPA for facilities with certain oil storage capacities and must be reviewed and updated every five years.

Wetland delineation is the process of identifying and mapping the boundaries of wetlands by assessing the presence of hydrology, vegetation, and soil characteristics. It helps with land-use planning and regulatory compliance for protecting wetland resources.

A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a report that evaluates the environmental conditions of a property to identify potential environmental concerns such as hazardous materials, contamination, and liabilities. It is conducted to assist in making informed decisions about property transactions and to comply with environmental regulations.

Our staff has been through the underground storage tank orientations and can help guide you to compliance.

Endangered species survey is a study that assesses potential impacts of a project on endangered species and their habitat, and can inform environmental impact assessments, regulatory compliance, and conservation planning efforts.

Title V air permitting is the process of obtaining a permit under the Clean Air Act for facilities that emit large amounts of air pollutants. The permit includes specific conditions and requirements for compliance with the law to protect public health and the environment.

Historical land data includes information about past land use, hazardous materials or chemicals, previous owners, and legal or regulatory issues related to the property. It helps identify environmental risks and inform due diligence efforts for land use activities.

Proper hazardous waste management involves handling, storing, treating, and disposing of hazardous waste in a way that minimizes its impact on the environment and public health, while complying with regulations. Effective management includes categorizing the waste, proper handling and storage, treatment and disposal, and record keeping and reporting.

Collecting samples for lab analysis and determining the best course of action for companies.

A NORM survey is an assessment that identifies naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) in an environment. It is conducted to evaluate potential health risks and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for radiation safety in industries that handle or process materials that may contain these radioactive isotopes. The survey may involve monitoring and remediation efforts if necessary.

A safety plan is a document that outlines the procedures and protocols to prevent or mitigate risks associated with various activities or situations. Safety plans can cover a range of topics, including emergency response, workplace safety, hazard communication, fire safety, and environmental safety. Safety plans are important for ensuring the safety and well-being of employees, customers, and the general public. They provide clear instructions for preventing accidents and responding to emergencies, and they help organizations comply with regulations and industry standards. Safety plans should be regularly reviewed and updated to reflect changes in operations or regulations, and to ensure that they continue to be effective in managing risks.

Apex can help determine the risks and potential violations of a site and create an audit list based on the findings to help mitigate future incursions.

Apex provides annual environmental training to clients either in person or online. Topics generally revolve around your state's compliance and federal government guidelines.

Oil and gas companies are generally required to do an annual refresher on hydrogen sulfide gas and the dangers that it poses. The class is about 4 hours long..

This training is accepted by nearly all oil and gas companies to be compliant with their employee training to work in the oil field. This class is 8 hours long.

Essentially an addition to the safe land training that allows for individuals to broaden their safety knowledge while working offshore.

With a library of over 230 individual topics we can allow for your employees to learn topics either online or in person.

We can look to see if the domain (what you type in the URL of a search bar) is available.

Once you own a domain we can create email addresses for any number of employees you may have - 5 minutes flat.

Based on what you want it to do, we can do most everything. You want to accept payment for the products you are selling? Cool. You want to blog your every waking moment? Sure. You want to showcase what your company does? Nice... Done.