Inogen and Us
Global thinking, local delivery
Delta-Simons is proud to be a founder member of the Inogen Environmental Alliance, a global corporation that provides multinational organisations with environmental, health and safety solutions.
How it works
With offices located on every continent, more than 4,330 staff worldwide and projects completed in more than 120 countries, Inogen represents an innovative business model, offering a single point of contact to deliver cost-effective environmental support anywhere in the world.
Associates and members
Inogen provides for a geographic reach unparalleled in the industry. Just as important is the breadth of the service offerings and the diversity of membership, Inogen is able to deliver a broad spectrum of environmental, health and safety related services in areas where competition falls short.
Global Practice Standards set uniform methodologies for consistent execution of services, and the robust e-platform and Key Account Managers provide effective project execution, content delivery and business management for clients around the world.
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Latest News
Delta-Simons rolls out Wellbeing Week
Wellbeing is becoming an increasingly important aspect of employees’ lifestyles as they aim to maintain a healthy life balance. It is also an increasingly important agenda for employers as people spend a significant part of their day in the workplace so employers have a vital role to play in supporting health and wellbeing of staff.
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Latest News
Senior Consultant joins EHS team
The Environment, Health & Safety team are pleased to introduce new Senior EHS Consultant, Olivia Naylor, to the team. Olivia will be based in our London office.
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Latest News
Stringent rules introduced with new Radon regulations
The Ionising Radiation Regulations 2017 (IRR17) came into effect on 1st January 2018 – which includes more stringent rules on managing radon gas in the workplace.
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Case Studies
Emergency response - global software company
It is common to become complacent when managing a low risk office environment, however it is just as important to prepare for emergencies in these workplaces. Being located in high profile buildings, having large a workforce and sizable visitor counts can all subtly increase risks and add to the complexities of planning. Although the risk of an emergency occurring may still be lower than in industries typically containing more hazards; the legal, moral and financial implications for not preparing for an event are just as significant.
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Case Studies
Contaminated Land - residential development
Completion of a Phase I and Phase II Site Investigation to discharge the ‘contaminated land' planning conditions and allow the redevelopment of the site from a former food factory to a residential development.
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Case Studies
Contaminated Land - Stratford City regeneration
Stratford City was a £4 billion retail-led urban regeneration project covering 73 hectares (180 acres) of former Stratford rail lands. Our team were appointed as the contaminated land consultants for the project.