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• Introduction
• Site Setting
• Geology and Hydrogeology
• Investigations to date
• Current Understanding
  of the Site
• Strategy and Planning
• Regulatory Requirements
• Management Activities
  • Safety case
  • Best Practicable Means (BPM) Assessment
  • Groundwater Monitoring
  • Leak Detection
  • Site Procedures to Excavate and to Dispose of Soil
  • Phase 2 of the Sellafield Contaminated Land Management Programme
  • Data Information Management
  • External Stakeholders
• Supporting Information

Sellafield Ltd requires good site knowledge to effectively manage its land quality. As well as obtaining and collecting all the necessary information to meet business needs and legal obligations, it is essential that the appropriate information and data are kept and maintained in formats that are accessible, secure, and ensure integrity.

The SAFEGROUNDS contaminated land learning network has recently produced best guidance documentation in this area with significant input from Sellafield Ltd and this advice is being used as appropriate (SAFEGROUNDS website).