Working Around Water LTE provides Qualified Environmental Professionals (QEP’s) to assesses your development for compliance to acts and regulations when water is nearby. Ensuring environmental compliance to your project takes several approaches. Early involvement of a QEP in your project helps to identify permitting requirements and to

LTE provides Qualified Environmental Professionals (QEP’s) to assesses your development for compliance to acts and regulations when water is nearby. Ensuring environmental compliance to your project takes several approaches. Early involvement of a QEP in your project helps to identify permitting requirements and to guide design according to

ESC refers to “Erosion and Sediment Control”. Sediment is the particulate matter that becomes waterborne when dislodged by the forces of erosion. Erosion is the physical removal of soil particles, usually by water or wind, though it can also be mobilized by vehicles and construction site equipment. Fine sediment is 

Glass sponge reefs occur at specific locations along Coastal British Columbia in deep water where the sponge can access microbial food particulates delivered by currents. The sponge skeleton is made up of numerous six-sided glass rods, or spicules, which form a scaffold that provides a stable surface for sponge larvae to settle and grow.