Who should use the Triad approach?
Project managers and their technical staff responsible for characterization and cleanup activities at potentially contaminated sites and known hazardous waste sites should consider using the Triad approach. Federal, state, and local agencies responsible for the oversight of cleanup activities should also consider promoting Triad concepts.
Related Questions
- How much more will a Triad approach cost on the front end of a typical project, and how much savings can be expected over the life of a project?
- Is there guidance about how project budgeting should change to effectively implement a Triad approach?
- Are health and safety requirements different for a Triad approach?
