# Environmental remediation software that keeps manifests, training expiry and sampling on the site record

![An environmental site worker in protective equipment recording a soil load manifest beside an excavation at a remediation site](https://neurobird.com/environmental/environmental-hero.webp)
*The load leaves in an afternoon. The paperwork that proves where it went has to survive for years.*

> Environmental remediation is the treatment or removal of contamination in soil, groundwater or sediment so land can be returned to use. Work runs under CERCLA for Superfund sites and under RCRA rules for the waste it generates, where land disposal restrictions set treatment standards a load must meet before disposal. Site workers are covered by the OSHA HAZWOPER standard at 1910.120. Neurobird holds media, phase, manifests, training expiry and the next obligation on one record per site.

- URL: https://neurobird.com/environmental/
- Product: Neurobird Environmental Remediation Compliance Platform
- Niche: environmental remediation
- Buyer: remediation contractors and environmental consultants
- Status: in development, open for early access
- Updated: 2026-08-25

## What Neurobird Environmental Remediation does

- Hold every waste load against its treatment standard and manifest rather than in a folder by date
- Track HAZWOPER training by person and expiry, because that is how the requirement actually works
- Keep sampling schedules and grant milestones on the same record as the site they belong to
- Make closure evidence assemblable without reconstructing 3 years of email

## How it works

1. **Characterise once, carry it forward** Media, contaminants and phase held on the site record so every later decision references the same characterisation.
2. **Attach the paperwork to the load** Manifests and treatment standards sit against the load that left, not in a dated folder.
3. **Track the clocks that expire** HAZWOPER refreshers by person, sampling by well, grant milestones by award, all visible before they lapse.

## From the source material

> However, remediation after incidents involving chemical, radiological, and biological agents released into buildings and wide areas, such as outdoor urban centers, is a relatively new responsibility for the Agency.

Source: epa.gov, https://www.epa.gov/emergency-response-research/cleanup-and-remediation

## Industry context

- **1910.120** The OSHA HAZWOPER standard covering hazardous waste operations and emergency response, including worker training and annual refresher requirements. (source: OSHA 1910.120, https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.120)
- **1 standard** Land disposal restrictions set treatment standards hazardous waste must meet before land disposal, which determines what can leave a remediation site and in what condition. (source: EPA, land disposal restrictions, https://www.epa.gov/hw/treatment-standards-hazardous-wastes-subject-land-disposal-restrictions)
- **1980** CERCLA, the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act, is the authority behind the Superfund programme and the liability framework the industry works inside. (source: EPA, Superfund CERCLA overview, https://www.epa.gov/superfund/superfund-cercla-overview)
- **1 programme** The EPA brownfields programme funds assessment and cleanup at properties where contamination complicates redevelopment, a separate track from Superfund with separate reporting. (source: EPA, brownfields, https://www.epa.gov/brownfields)
- **1 guidance** EPA publishes specific guidance on remediation waste management at cleanup facilities, distinct from ordinary generator rules. (source: EPA, remediation waste guidance, https://www.epa.gov/hw/guidance-remediation-waste-management-hazardous-waste-cleanup-facilities)

## Pricing

- Single project: 149 per month
- Contractor: 349 per month
- Firm: 749 per month

## Questions

### What is environmental remediation?

Environmental remediation is the removal or treatment of contamination in soil, groundwater or sediment so a site can be returned to use. Work is driven by federal programmes including CERCLA, better known as Superfund, and by RCRA rules governing how the waste generated is treated and disposed of.

### What are land disposal restrictions?

LDR rules set treatment standards that hazardous waste must meet before it can be land disposed. In practice they determine what can leave your site, in what condition, and what paperwork travels with it.

### What training do site workers need?

OSHA 1910.120, the HAZWOPER standard, sets training requirements for workers at hazardous waste operations, including annual refresher obligations. It is tracked per worker, which is why crews go out of qualification mid project.

### What is the difference between Superfund and brownfields?

Superfund addresses the most seriously contaminated sites under CERCLA authority. The EPA brownfields programme supports assessment and cleanup of properties where contamination complicates redevelopment. Different funding, different obligations, often the same contractor.

### Does this replace our lab data system?

No. Analytical results stay with the lab. What lives here is the project layer: media, phase, manifests, treatment standards, training expiry and the next obligation, joined so a closure file assembles itself.

## Sources

- [EPA, guidance for remediation waste management](https://www.epa.gov/hw/guidance-remediation-waste-management-hazardous-waste-cleanup-facilities)
- [EPA, land disposal restrictions treatment standards](https://www.epa.gov/hw/treatment-standards-hazardous-wastes-subject-land-disposal-restrictions)
- [EPA, Superfund CERCLA overview](https://www.epa.gov/superfund/superfund-cercla-overview)
- [OSHA 1910.120, hazardous waste operations](https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.120)
- [EPA, brownfields program](https://www.epa.gov/brownfields)

## Contact

- office@neurobird.com
- https://neurobird.com/