Citizens increasingly scrutinize environmental solutions in terms of their health issues, thoroughness and permanence of remediation techniques, and cost of services. Legislators, consumer groups, employers and health-care providers are divided on the overall effects of environmental crises. These same groups focus on the future issue of environmental degradation, misuse of resources, potential hazards and the future effects of what is now considered safe to use. And no one wants to spend more than necessary to remediate disturbed environments. Value engineering has great potential in hazardous, toxic, radiological waste remediation.
Environmental work is usually high-cost.
It offers greater opportunities for VE savings. The VM process can focus on eliminating waste, enhancing staff creativity and effectiveness, and lowering the costs of investigation, analysis, construction, operations and future maintenance while maximizing the effectiveness of environmental solutions to meet the needs of the public. All Rights Reserved. The Sherwood Group Inc. Web site designed by The Sherwood Group Inc.