The Phase 2 site investigation scope of works comprised of i) a review of the Phase 1 ESA for the subject property, ii) the design of the site investigation, iii) the drilling of three soil bores, iv) the installation of three temporary groundwater monitoring wells, v) the sampling and laboratory analysis of recovered soil and groundwater samples for a comprehensive suite of chemical parameters at a ISO17025 accredited laboratory, surveying of borehole positions and elevation and, vii) the decommissioning of the wells and like for like reinstatement of property surfaces.

The soil and groundwater test results were compared with Indonesian and international quality standards for an industrial landuse to assess whether the recorded ground conditions represented an unacceptable risk to human and/or environmental receptors.

The study culminated in the production of a Phase 2 Environmental Site Assessment Interpretative Report that included a qualitative risk assessment for each identified potentially vulnerable environmental receptor, an environmental risk rating for the subject property and a  determination as to whether any recognised environmental conditions (RECs) were associated with the property.

The report appendices included site plans and relevant figures, engineering logs, well construction details, field monitoring data, chemical test results and a full photolog of the works.