Site Investigation Report

A Site Investigation Report is a document that summarizes the findings of an environmental investigation at a particular site or property. The investigation may be triggered by a variety of factors, such as a reported spill or release, a property transaction, or a regulatory requirement. The report typically includes a description of the site history and current conditions, the scope and methodology of the investigation, and the results of any sampling, testing, or analysis. The purpose of the report is to provide a comprehensive and objective assessment of the site’s environmental conditions and to identify any potential risks or liabilities. Site Investigation Reports are often used to support environmental due diligence, risk assessment, or remediation planning. They may also be required by regulatory agencies or as part of a legal proceeding. The report should be based on sound scientific principles and methodologies and should clearly communicate the limitations and uncertainties of the investigation. Site Investigation Reports are an important tool for promoting informed decision-making and for ensuring that environmental risks and liabilities are properly identified and managed.