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Managing silt on construction sites
frog enviromental advises on surface water plans to mitigate against sediment pollution arising from the erosion of exposed soils by surface water runoff.
New Job Opportunity – Senior Technical Specialist
The role will involve a combination of site meetings, location independent working and attendance at frog environmental offices and operational depots.
New Job Opportunity – Depot & Site Technician
The Depot & Site Technician role will involve a variety of different activities, from supporting product manufacture and despatch, to collecting data and samples from construction…
Deploying Flocculants to Treat Surface Water on a Construction Site
This article covers basic guidance for the construction industry about when to use a flocculant, what type of flocculant to use and how much of it to use, and advice on managing co…
Free Silt Pollution Control CPD
Silt pollution is the No. 1 pollutant from construction projects in the UK. This training provides your staff with safe training in isolation.
Environmental Protection During Critical Construction Projects
Many construction projects involve maintenance of vital infrastructure or essential safety work. Protecting the environment during these works is a legal requirement.
Remote Silt Control Training Sessions
We have developed an intensive modular training course focusing on preventing pollution from construction sites to the water environment.
Early Contractor Involvement Services
Early contractor involvement (ECI) can play a crucial role in preventing pollution when planning construction projects, especially for works being undertaken in environmentally sen…
Silt Management on the Afon Gwili
We used a range of products including: FlocMat™, SiltNet 150, Rock Checks, Bubble Tubing®, SiltMat and Silt Wattles on this sensitive river project
Construction Site Water Management Training
frog environmental have developed industry leading training and tools for water management on construction sites – free materials are available here