Remedial Action Work Plan definition

Remedial Action Work Plan or “RAWP” means the written documentation prepared and certified by licensed qualified environmental and/or engineering firms to satisfy New Jersey Technical Requirements for Site Remediation (N.J.A.C. 7:26E-6.2). The RAWP will include, among other things, a summary of findings and recommendations generated by any Remedial Investigation Report, an identification of areas of concern, and a detailed description of the remedial action to be conducted and the remedial technology to be employed on the Site.

Remedial Action Work Plan means the document developed pursuant to Paragraph 12 (Remedial Action) and approved by EPA, and any modifications thereto.

Remedial Action Work Plan means the document developed pursuant

Examples of Remedial Action Work Plan in a sentence

• The Contractor shall participate in regular meetings with the Remediation Manager, Client and EPA as set forth in the materials included in the invitation to bid, in the Remedial Action Work Plan, and as otherwise requested by Remediation Manager, Client and EPA.

• Contractor shall support Remediation Manager’s preparation of a Remedial Action Work Plan as defined in the SOW by providing such reports, analyses, written product, and other assistance Remediation Manager requests.

• The Remedial Action Work Plan, Construction Work Plan, Construction Management Plan and Construction Quality Control Plan must be reviewed and approved by EPA, and the Construction Health and Safety Plan/Contingency Plan must be reviewed by EPA, prior to implementation of the Remedial Action, unless EPA otherwise instructs in writing.

More Definitions of Remedial Action Work Plan

Remedial Action Work Plan means the document developed pursuant to Paragraph 11 and approved by EPA, and any modifications thereto.

Remedial Action Work Plan means a written description of remedial action requirements as set forth in the Final Plan of Remedial Action, as issued, approved, modified, or amended by DNREC, to be performed at the Certified Brownfield, or any operable unit thereof, to implement the Final Plan to address the release of hazardous substances. There may be more than one Remedial Action Work Plan if there are multiple operable units on the Certified Brownfield, or if the work proceeds in a phased approach.

Remedial Action Work Plan means a written description of remedial action requirements as set forth in the Final Plan of Remedial Action, as issued, approved, modified, or amended by DNREC, to be performed at the Site, or any operable unit thereof, to implement the Final Plan to address the release of hazardous substances. There may be more than one Remedial Action Work Plan if there are multiple operable units on the Site, or if the work proceeds in a phased approach.

Remedial Action Work Plan means the document developed pursuant to Paragraph 14 of this Consent Decree and approved by the Response Agencies, and any amendments thereto.

Remedial Action Work Plan or “RAWP” means the written documentation prepared and certified by licensed qualified environmental and/or engineering firms to satisfy New Jersey Technical Requirements for Site Remediation (N.J.A.C. 7:26E-6.2.). The RAWP will include, among other things, a summary of findings and recommendations generated by any Remedial Investigation Report, an identification of areas of concern, and a detailed description of the remedial action to be conducted and the remedial technology to be employed on the Site.

Remedial Action Work Plan means a written document providing for the development and implementation of a remedial program for contamination within the boundaries of the qualified local brownfield site; provided, however, that a participant shall also be required to provide in the remedial action work plan for the development and implementation of a remedial program for contamination that has emanated from the qualified local brownfield site.

Remedial Action Work Plan means the document developed pursuant to Paragraph 11 of this Consent Decree and approved by EPA, and any amendments thereto.