Air Quality & Compliance

Ever-changing regulations can create a complex air permitting path for your projects. Our permitting professionals work with our design engineers to integrate the permitting process into design development. Through this design-build process, you can obtain flexible construction permits and minimize post-construction environmental compliance burdens on both new and expansion projects.

Using dispersion modeling, our team estimates emissions, prepares air permit applications and predicts ambient air impacts. This knowledge, combined with excellent working relationships with state and federal agencies, helps us transparently secure your permits while meeting construction schedules.

When the project is complete, we can help you maintain ongoing compliance programs and mitigate your risk for developing regulations.

Our engineers and scientists represent the many disciplines you need to create reports that document your environmental impacts and demonstrate the programs initiated to reduce and mitigate these impacts.

Our hundreds of completed air quality projects provide a strong foundation for identifying and executing compliance strategies that address your particular needs. We help you assess emissions and possible permitting strategies; prepare and negotiate flexible operational conditions; and review air emission regulatory requirements to assist with your compliance programs.

Industry Experience

We have provided air quality services — air dispersion modeling, Lowest Achievable Emissions Rate reviews, air permit application preparation, air quality impact analyses, source testing, meteorological and air quality monitoring, emissions inventories, toxic release inventories and more — for a broad range of industries including:

• Oil and gas facilities: refineries, terminals, compressor stations and pipelines
• Electrical power generation: power plants, combustion turbines and diesel engines
• Military operations: smoke and chemical warfare training facilities
• Transportation: railroads, airports and other mobile sources
• Manufacturing: painting operations, solvents and exhaust gases