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Delta-Simons is a leading UK environmental consultancy, providing innovative business-focused solutions to environmental problems across a diverse range of service areas.  We work closely with our customers in the property, industrial, petroleum, service and public sectors from strategic level through to practical project delivery.  From contaminated land, geotechnics, environmental health & safety and energy to corporate responsibility, sustainability, carbon management and ecology, with our expert knowledge and sound commercial understanding, Delta-Simons is the first choice consultant for its customers across the UK and Ireland.
 
Delta-Simons is a founder member of the Inogen® Environmental Alliance, enabling us to efficiently deliver customer projects worldwide by calling upon resources in our global network of independent consultants, each committed to providing superior EH&S consulting expertise to our customers.  With an efficient service delivery model, superior technology tools and a dynamic network of associate members, Inogen® Environmental Alliance offers clients a refreshing alternative to the existing global service delivery models.



In the news

Key Appointment at Shining Earth™
Shining Earth™, the sustainability division of Delta-Simons, is delighted to announce the appointment of Zoe Powell, Senior Sustainable Development Consultant.   full article



Delta-Simons sitting down on the job
Youngsters who have been permanently excluded from school are building new wooden seats for South Common thanks to a donation from Lincoln based environmental consultants Delta-Simons.   full article


Latest technical alert

18th January
The Corporate Manslaughter and Homicide Act 2007
The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 came into force in the UK on 6 April 2008 and sets out a new offence for convicting an organisation (rather than  individuals*) where a gross failure in the way activities were managed or organised results in a person’s death.   

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