Dr.-Ing. Volker Schrenk
Volker Schrenk became interested in environmental topics at a very early age, which is why he decided to study geoecology. He wrote his dissertation on the topic of life cycle assessment of remediation technologies . Remediation together with land management and land recycling, is one of his areas of expertise. At CDM Smith he is a local team leader in the Environment and Energy business area.
With his professional competence and many years of experience in project management, he accompanies numerous projects such as the preparation for construction and reuse of brownfields or groundwater remediation. He is responsible for project management projects. An example of this is the remediation of a CHC damage by soil vapour extraction combined with steam-air injection in the old town of Oberursel and subsequent ISCO remediation (in-situ chemical oxidation) of the aquifer at the site. As a subproject manager, he is also involved in the construction of the new Terminal 3 in Frankfurt, where he is dealing with the handling PFAS-contaminated soil material and the implementation of a soil management system.
Why do you work for CDM Smith? CDM Smith's range of services is so broad that we can offer our customers the best solutions for all issues related to construction and the environment.
What does "listen. think. deliver." mean to you? Listening to the customer and his wishes, developing a well thought-out solution with the involvement of our experts and then delivering it promptly.
Where do you see the added value of CDM Smith for our customers? Due to the size of CDM Smith, we have solutions for almost all questions and tasks that are brought to our attention.
How do you meet the high demands of our customers on a daily basis? With pleasure and fun at work and a certain amount of composure.


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Federations
Dr. Volker Schrenk has been a member of the Altlastenforum Baden-Württemberg e. V. since 1999 and was CEO there for a long time. Today he is a member of the advisory board and heads the working group "Public Relations". Since 2004 he has been a member of the DWA Technical Committee KEK-12 "Construction and Soil Waste".
