The true test of any remediation technology is how it performs under real site conditions. In this case study-based webinar, you’ll explore how thermal remediation has been applied to address complex coal tar impacts at former manufactured gas plant (MGP) sites.
Through multiple project examples, our experts will walk through the full lifecycle of ISTR applications, including site conditions, technology selection, system design, operational performance, and final outcomes. The discussion highlights how teams navigated challenging subsurface conditions, managed large contaminant mass, and adapted to unexpected field realities.
This session focuses on practical insights you can apply directly to your work, whether you are evaluating thermal remediation or refining your approach to complex site remediation.
By attending, you will learn how to:
This session focuses on practical insights you can apply directly to your work, whether you are evaluating thermal remediation or refining your approach to complex site remediation. It provides a detailed look at how ISTR performs under real-world conditions to support more informed and defensible remediation decisions.
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Erin HauberPrincipal EngineerAs Senior Technologist at TerraTherm, Ms. Hauber supports site evaluation to determine if thermal is appropriate and if so, the technology and approach best suited to cost effectively meet a client’s remedial goals. As technical director for ongoing projects, Ms. Hauber is responsible for supporting the subsurface design and monitoring operational data to ensure project goals are met on time and on budget. |
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John LaChanceVice President of DevelopmentJohn LaChance is the Vice President of Development at TerraTherm. In his 30+ year career in the remediation industry, he has worked on a range of project sites, including chemical manufacturing plants, gas stations, oil refineries, railroads, former MGP sites, solvent recycling facilities, grain and feed storage centers, and landfills. Most of these sites have focused on the assessment and cleanup of chlorinated solvents and other recalcitrant chemicals. |