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- EDR's 2005 Salary Survey Report
- EDR's 2005 Public Comments Scorecard: EPA's "All Appropriate Inquiries" Proposed Rule
- EDR's 2005 Environmental Site Assessment Industry Benchmark Report
EDR's 2005 Salary Survey Report
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About The Report
The 2005 Annual Salary Survey Report is the authoritative source of
salary, benefits and billable rates data for Phase I environmental site
assessment professionals of all levels of experience. Based on input from a
broad sample of environmental professionals across the United States, this
60-page color report contains the industry's first benchmarks and in-depth
analysis of the compensation practices of the Phase I ESA industry. In this
time of growth and staff expansion, Phase I professionals at all levels will
benefit from the statistics on more than 100 combinations of salary
determinants, including years of experience, education, certification and other
qualifications. With demand for Phase I services increasing, and the November
1, 2006 effective date for the federal "All Appropriate Inquiries" rule on the
horizon, attracting and retaining qualified staff will be critical for
companies to maintain their competitive edge. As 2006 gets underway, how Phase
I consultants are valued by their employees will become even more important,
particularly if a tight labor market locks employers in strong competition for
qualified candidates. For every level of experience—from the industry newcomers
to the most experienced consultants—this report is a key resource for
salary-related decision making in 2006!
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EDR's 2005 Public Comments Scorecard: EPA's "All Appropriate Inquiries" Proposed Rule
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About The Report
With the industry now in limbo waiting to hear how the U.S. EPA may change the
proposed "All Appropriate Inquiries" rule, this report provides capsule
summaries of the input received from more than 400 commenters during the public
comment period. The report highlights the hot button issues and positions taken
on such key issues as interviews, data gaps and historical research, all of
which have implications for environmental consultants after the rule takes
effect in late 2005/early 2006. This EDR report - over 100 pages - is a tool
for preparing any Phase I provider for the rule - and for what may change -
now, rather than when the rule becomes effective.
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EDR's 2005 Environmental Site Assessment Industry Benchmark Report
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About The Report
This report is an indispensable tool for providers of Phase I environmental
site assessments, identifying key environmental due diligence trends and
provides a context for comparing internal practices against industry
benchmarks. As the industry gears up for the arrival of the first federal
standards for conducting "all appropriate inquiries" (AAI), understanding the
impact of the new law and developing strategies accordingly is critical to
success in 2005 and beyond. The developing AAI law is just one of several
important and timely topics covered in this report, which also covers the
Sarbanes-Oxley Act and much more. The report contains nearly 80 pages of
comprehensive facts, data and analysis, including:
- The most current Phase I ESA price and turnaround time metrics available
- Consultants' responses to the proposed AAI rule
- Critical internal staffing and performance measures
- Trends and best practices in the conduct of Phase I ESAs
- The prevalence of technology use to improve efficiency
- Consultants' views on the status of key Phase I ESA markets
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- Average Phase I ESA turnaround times
- Average fees charged for Basic Phase I ESA
- Impact of new AAI rule's Environmental Professional qualifications
- Technology use trends in the Phase I industry
- Other highlights from the 2005 Environmental Site Assessment Industry Benchmark Report
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