We are delighted to announce that Enviroseal have been appointed to install geosynthetics on petro chemical sites in the Shetland Islands and Norfolk. The project in the Sheltand Islands involves the installation of a geomembrane to the base of a nine of tanks on a new gas plant.

In Norfolk Enviroseal have been working alongside the client, engineer and the Environment Agency for over 18 months to develop a solution for spill containment on an existing concrete bund. Due to the site’s regulation under the Control of major accident hazards (COMAH) this was a lengthy process. However, the Environment Agency approved the solution which includes our specialist fire retardant geotextile which could now be considered industry standard for spill containment on a COMAH site. Work on both projects is expected to commence in May 2012.

Steady progress has been made on the Reed Bed project in Essex. Geosynthetics have been installed to over half of the sixteen basins and we are delighted that the basins independently leak tested passed with no problems. Materials and welds samples where also sent to an independent UKAS accredited laboratory for testing and again passed successfully.

Enviroseal also fabricated and delivered one of our largest anaerobic digestion gas balloons to a client in the South West. The balloon, made from 2mm HDPE geomembrane, measured over 4m in length and had a diameter of 2.5m. We also fabricated and installed two bespoke fittings that where specified by the client.

We are also continuing our work in the petrochemical sector with two projects secured for the first half of 2012. These include the installation of lining materials for bunds and tanks that have been developed specifically for these projects and approved by the EA.

Other projects due to commence in the first two quarters of the year include the installation of slurry lagoon liners, reservoir liners, golf course lake liners and landfill liners for both cappings and new cells. 

Enviroseal are proud to be one of the sponsors of Bill Middleton who is undertaking a trek through the Atlantic Rainforest for Marie Curie in September. The five day trek across Bocaina National Park, Brazil is to raise funds for the Liverpool Hospice. If you would like to make a donation or further information about the trek please visit http://www.justgiving.com/bill-middleton

or 

http://www.mariecurie.org.uk/hospicetrek

Enviroseal have also completed the geomembrane liner installation on a sea wall at Battery Power station on the Isle of Lewis. The bespoke solution included the liner cast in to the footings of the sea wall and welded in situ to provide protection against pollution.
 

The new year will see Enviroseal continuing to work across the UK with projects in all four home counties already confimed.

We are delighted to announce that following a successful audit and site visit that Enviroseal have been accredited to ISO9001.

Completed projects During the past couple of months Enviroseal have completed a number of diverse projects across the country. They have included the largest privately owned water reservoir in Suffolk, a geosynthetic treatment pad for soil remediation and restoration, hydro seeding and civil’s works on a landfill site in the midlands. Enviroseal have also completed a deal to supply materials, plant and spare parts to a client in Azerbaijan.
Future projects October sees Enviroseal commence works across the UK, Ireland and on the Isle of White. We have also confirmed orders to our suppliers to produce bespoke geosynthetic materials to be installed later in the year on the UK’s largest sludge treatment reed bed project.

The coming months Enviroseal will be working on the UK’s largest sludge treatment reed bed project with over 180,000m² of geosynthetics being installed, a 40,000m² reservoir in Norfolk, ground works and pipe installations in Warwickshire.

In addition Enviroseal will also be working on landfill capping and basal lining across the UK and Ireland.

We are delighted to announce that our lining division now have fully trained operatives in the installation of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP). GRP is an economical, hardwearing and highly versatile solution for lining concrete and steel tanks. It offers a chemical resistance for most storage environments by combining different resins and additives. If you would like any further information please contact us.

The company is on target to achieve accreditation to ISO 9001:2008 with internal audits being carried out over the next few weeks and external audits due to be carried out in June.

Projects in May include the completion of a leak detection survey on a 70,000 m² lagoon, works on landfill sites across the UK and leak protection to Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas tanks.