Contaminated soil
Soil with oil, fuel or chemical contamination.
Large-scale soil projects across NLSampling & advice on the best routeFull environmental reporting
What is soil & ground remediation?
Remediation, construction and industry release solid and liquid soil streams that may be contaminated with oil, fuel or chemicals. These require precise classification, the right processing route and watertight environmental reporting. IAM samples, removes and cleans — aligned with your project phasing.
Aligned with your project phasing
Precise classification & route
Audit-proof environmental reporting
Which soil streams do we dispose of?
Ground water
Contaminated ground water, pumped and processed.
Dredging spoil
Dredged material from waterways and ports, classified for disposal.
Drill cuttings
Drill cuttings and drilling mud from groundwork.
Oil/fuel contamination
Soil and water polluted with oil or fuel.
Sludge
Mineral and organic sludge streams from groundwork.
A different soil stream? Report it via the form.
Why choose IAM?
Fast collection throughout the Netherlands
Collection often within a few working days
Guidance from request to collection
Clear coordination on volume, storage and accessibility
Legally correct waste documentation
Certified processing partners
One point of contact for the entire process
Multiple waste streams combined in one collection
How does it work?
1
Analysis & plan
We sample the stream and determine the right cleaning or processing route.
2
Removal on site
Transport and logistics matched to the project volume and accessibility.
3
Cleaning & reporting
Cleaning at certified processors, with full environmental reporting.
4
Documentation & completion
You receive the full chain and processing documentation, so the chain is demonstrable and audit-proof.
Regulations & certification
Clean handling, full reporting
Soil streams demand precise classification and reporting. We work to the right standards, with documentation that holds up in an audit.
Certified processingBbk (Soil Quality Decree)ADR-authorisedVIHB registered
EURAL codes we handle
The most common codes for this stream. Unsure about the right code? We help you classify it.
17 05 03* Contaminated soil (hazardous)17 05 04 Soil (non-hazardous)17 05 05* Dredging spoil19 13* Soil-remediation waste
Frequently asked questions
Can IAM dispose of contaminated soil?
Yes, contaminated soil and ground streams are disposed of and processed in line with applicable environmental regulations, with complete documentation.
Which EURAL codes apply to contaminated soil?
Contaminated soil usually falls under 17 05 03* (hazardous) or 17 05 04 (non-hazardous), depending on the degree of contamination.
Does IAM advise on the processing route?
Yes, we advise in advance on the most cost-efficient and high-grade processing route, in line with environmental regulations.
Is a soil analysis needed before disposal?
Usually yes: an analysis determines the contamination and the correct EURAL code, and with it the processing route. We help you arrange the sampling and classification.
Do I receive documentation when contaminated soil is disposed of?
Yes. With every disposal you receive the correct accompanying documentation, so the chain is demonstrable and audit-proof.
From the knowledge base
Rules & practice explained
Request a project quote
Do you have a remediation project? Fill in the form below. We map the contamination and volume and align the schedule.
Professional guidance
Correct documentation
Fast follow-up