Congratulations to Matt Dean (BEng (Hons) CEng CEnv C.WEM MCIWEM) and Matthew Larkin (BSc (Hons) MSc MCIWEM C.WEM CSci) on becoming Chartered with the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) and affiliated professional bodies; Engineering Council (CEng/IEng/EngTech), Science Council (CSci) and Society for the Environment (CEnv). CIWEM is the only Royal Chartered professional body dedicated to the water and environment sector. CIWEM’s Code of Conduct ensures that Chartered professionals are devoted to improving water and environmental management and all associated social and cultural issues.
Lustre Consulting, as a firm of Chartered professionals, is committed to working professionally and ethically, maintaining integrity throughout the lifecycle of all projects. Continued Professional Development (CPD) is a priority within the team at Lustre, and we encourage and support all employees on their career progression and journey to becoming Chartered.
A surface water soakaway is used to capture then allow the infiltration and filtration of water runoff through a subsoil to the water table below. Your soakaway should provide sufficient short-term storage of surface water and allow the surface water to percolate into the surrounding ground. The National House-Building Council (NHBC) provides detailed guidance on […]
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When you are looking for an Environmental Consultant, it is important to choose the right one to guide you through the process. At Lustre Consulting, we are committed to our core values of being: Supportive: To support our customers as best we can professionally and personally. Reliable: Going out of our way to deliver a […]
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In October 2020, the Environment Agency (EA) published a new set of guidance documents on the management of Land Contamination. Land Contamination Risk Management (LCRM) replaced the long standing risk assessment and remediation methodology set out in CLR11, which has been formally withdrawn. The assessment of land contamination as set out in CLR11 is widely […]
In October 2020, the...
Working in all weather conditions is part of working in construction however; the winter can be particularly cold and unpredictable.
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