Phase 2

New Drill

February 26, 2016 by Kodiak Drilling

Geoprobe 6620

We have added another new drill to the fleet of limited access drills. In keeping with our niche of machines for limited access areas, the Geoprobe 6620 is a great new tool for our drilling tool box. For those clients who are familiar with our MiniMole, this drill will be suitable for many of the locations where the MiniMole is traditionally used. Equipped with an automatic 140lb drop hammer, this machine is equally adept at geotechnical drilling as it is using direct push tooling for environmental investigations. Although the machine is slightly wider than the MiniMole, the increased weight and larger auger motor make it a more powerful alternative for places you can fit the slightly larger footprint of this machine. This is the largest of our 3 direct push machines, with our MiniProbe being more suitable for tighter spaces and our Geoprobe 420 being very specialized for more access limited areas.

February 2016

APGO Phase Two Template

April 23, 2013 by Kodiak Drilling

Draft Document Available

The Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario (APGO) has released a draft document relating to phase two ESAs. The document was compiled by the Environmental Committee of the APGO and intended as a reporting template for completing phase two ESAs in accordance with the requirements of Reg 153. You can access the document by clicking Reporting Template for Phase Two.

Date – April 2003

Environmental Management Protocol

October 29, 2012 by Kodiak Drilling

TSSA Document Updated

The TSSA has updated a number of documents including the Environmental Management Protocol For Fuel Handling Sites In Ontario. This document replaces the 2007 version commonly used by environmental consultants who are working at sites with fuel tanks. The updated version can be obtained by clicking 2012 version

The full release summarizing all the changes can be found by clicking this link

Smart Remediation

October 29, 2012 by Kodiak Drilling

February 28, 2013

The third installment of Smart Remediation will be held on February 28, 2013. The past events have been very successful and well attended. More information on the Toronto event can be found by clicking Smart Remediation.

Stable Isotope Course

June 6, 2012 by Kodiak Drilling

The Role of Stable Isotopes In Environmental Forensic Studies

Maxxam is holding a workshop on the use of stable isotopes with a specific emphasis on source and attenuation of VOCs. Click here for more information and registration.