The profes­sional treatment of cultivable soils is a core task of soil conser­va­tion and therefore also an integral part of envi­ron­men­tal construc­tion services with DIN standard 19639 (from 2019) as our fundamental basis. In this field, we develop soil protection concepts in consul­ta­tion with soil protection authorities and work with our many certified soil specialists during the construc­tion phase. We oversee the profes­sional removal of cultivable soil, ensure subsoil protection, monitor soil stockpiling, and secure proper recul­ti­va­tion.

Immissions control plays a significant role within envi­ron­men­tal construc­tion services, focusing on both nature and public safety. Thus, it is closely aligned with occu­pa­tional health and safety. Our tasks include ensuring compliance with the Federal Immission Control Act (German: Bundes-Immis­sion­ss­chutzge­setz, BImSchG) to prevent distur­bances caused by emissions such as dust, noise, light, and vibrations affecting adjacent areas and their residents. This also includes monitoring and supervising vibration and noise measure­ments.

A major component of envi­ron­men­tal construc­tion services is nature and species conser­va­tion. Serving as the central point of contact for nature conser­va­tion authorities, we handle tasks such as monitoring protection and mitigation measures, supervising land-use activities, enforcing construc­tion boundary compliance, safe­guard­ing protected species within the construc­tion site, and advising on timing regulations for construc­tion.

The Federal Water Act forms the basis of water protection and the preser­va­tion of watersides’ function, including ground water protection. Our role is to ensure the imple­men­ta­tion of water management measures and compliance with permit conditions in collab­o­ra­tion with the relevant water authorities.

Ensuring project imple­men­ta­tion adheres to all legal and regulatory require­ments through expert consul­ta­tion and support.

Preventing envi­ron­men­tal and liability damage under the Envi­ron­men­tal Damage Act and related legislation, while minimising impacts on nature and landscapes.

Preventing construc­tion disruptions by providing timely advice on deadlines, require­ments, and necessary measures.

Supporting all stages of construc­tion with evidence collection and docu­men­ta­tion, from preparation to completion.

Avoiding envi­ron­men­tal regulation-related additional costs and delays.