Steve Last BSc MICE CEng MCIWM

If you would like us to provide you with:

1. General feedback and questions about leachate, or
2. A proposal and costs for a leachate treatment plant design,

please use the form below.

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If you wish to contact us for anything other than a leachate treatment plant design, or feedback about leachate management and treatment designs, please use our general Contact Form here.

Steve Last BSc MICE CEng MCIWM

This website is created and maintained by Steve Last in support of his consultancy service IPPTS Associates.

IPPTS Associates have the capability (through our associate arrangements) to advise on all aspects of landfill leachate management, from leachate management option studies to leachate treatment plant design, installation supervision, and commissioning.

Our capabilities include:

• Environmental consenting (previously known as Waste Permitting (including IPPC applications))
• Best Available Techniques (BAT) assessments
• Full process design, installation, tendering, project management, specification, tendering, contract administration, construction supervision, commissioning and operation, of leachate collection and treatment systems (through associate arrangements)
• Commissioning of completed leachate treatment plants
• Troubleshooting of process problems for existing biological leachate treatment plants
• Advice on updating and refurbishing old leachate treatment facilities
• Training of biological leachate treatment plant site operators.

See more at our environmental compliance consultancy business website.

Other landfill related websites supported by this and associated authors are:

• The Landfill CQA weblog
• The Landfill Gas website – for landfill gas information and technical developments
• The Methane Stripping website – for techniques for the removal of dissolved methane from leachate extracted from gassing landfills prior to sewer discharge

Other landfill related web sites include:

• The Mechanical Biological Treatment website – to understand the new waste treatment techniques required to pre-treat the organic content of wastes and comply with the EU Landfill Directive
• The Anaerobic Digestion (AD) web site to learn about the subject of biogas digesters
• The Composting Web Site – for commercial and municipal composting.