The technical work that keeps developed sites profitable long-term, without the big firm overhead
Environmental engineering touches every phase of a capital project. Every site is different, but all production facilities and developments deal with the same stress points. From treating water for processes, to managing pre-treatment for wastewater discharge, to the ongoing need to reduce energy to maximize cost per pound produced, environmental engineering may be the most critical, and often overlooked, aspect of any capital investment.
Even before you break ground, there may be much to consider: brownfield due diligence, necessary remedial action and documentation, and stormwater management for construction and the life of the facility. Projects often lose critical path due to surprises with the permitting process or sudden non-compliance. Ferment Service uniquely brings senior-level environmental engineering to development and compliance projects without the big firm overhead.
Environmental Professional Engineer (P.E.) licensed in Oregon and Washington
Background includes complex federal remedial projects and Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) sites across the Pacific Northwest. Complicated sites remain viable opportunities when the right engineer is involved early
HOW IT WORKS
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We keep the team small, the overhead low, and the project moving.