Interesting Stuff - Page 2 of 2 - Peak Associates

In 2006, we sized and assisted with an installation of a new sewage treatment at a heritage site to update their foul drainage system.

The client in the food and drink sector had a turnover in excess of £3.5 billion was charged with polluting a small UK chalk stream in the East of England.

In our first case the client ran a small waste transfer station as part of his diversification strategy for his farm.

During Storm Christoph in January 2021, heavy rainfall caused significant flooding across various parts of the United Kingdom.

We undertake this type of WAC or ‘waste testing’ for a number of construction sector and waste sector clients.

Our consultancy was recently hired by the owners of a warehouse company to investigate pollution in their surface water interceptor.

Manchester Airport is one of the busiest airports in the UK, serving millions of passengers every year.

The client in the food and drink sector had a turnover in excess of £3.5 billion was charged with polluting a small UK chalk stream in the East of England.

Where trade and the environment are concerned, incidents and mishaps are commonplace…perhaps even to be expected.But if those incidents are mismanaged or regulatory bodies get involved, things can soon escalate – and when they do, the cost to your business will soon escalate too.

Peak Associates have been instructed by a metal recycling facility in South Yorkshire to assess their site for acceptance of MRF-can waste, coded as European Waste Code 19 12 02 ferrous metal.