Risk Management Incorporated (RMI), an Acton, Massachusetts-based health and environmental consulting company, has been awarded a series of contracts with a number of independent dry cleaners across Eastern Massachusetts to evaluate intrusion of fugitive vapors from dry cleaning operations into nearby buildings and residences to determine if  Imminent Hazards are being posed to human health under the Massachusetts Contingency Plan by the "Indoor Air Vapor Intrusion Pathway."   Based on the findings, RMI will be working with several engineering firms to reduce fugitive vapor emissions to the environment and to remediate any Imminent Hazards identified.  As part of this work, RMI will be evaluating a number of  alternative remedial technologies to achieve an MCP-compliant closure of each incident that is protective of human health, public welfare, safety and the environment.

RMI specializes in the analysis, evaluation, and validation of laboratory data for chlorinated solvents  associated with current and historical commercial dry cleaning activities,  in order to evaluate cumulative risk to human health and the environment from potential exposures to these chemicals  in accordance with the requirements of U.S. EPA CERCLA, RCRA Title D, and Massachusetts regulatory plans, including the Massachusetts Contingency Plan, and to develop state-of the-art remedial alternatives and monitoring systems to manage and mitigate these risks.  

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Risk Management Incorporated (RMI), an Acton, Massachusetts-based health and environmental consulting company, has been awarded a contract to develop a risk-based site closure strategy, incorporating an engineered barrier, to allow development of a Brownfield site in Fall River, Massachusetts, for commercial use by a national purveyor of brewed coffee and baked goods.  RMI will be working with on this project with Coler & Colantonio, Inc, Norwood, MA.

 RMI specializes in the analysis, evaluation and validation of laboratory data for petroleum contaminants, metals, chlorinated solvents, and PAHs associated with coal and coal ash deposits, in order to evaluate cumulative risk to human health and the environment from potential exposures to these chemicals at Brownfield sites in accordance with the requirements of U.S. EPA CERCLA, RCRA Title D, and Massachusetts regulatory plans, including the Massachusetts Contingency Plan.