Zahra Saidi

A construction site halted by non-compliant discharge, a water law file rejected, poorly oriented soil: each week of delay costs more than years of consulting. I intervene where environmental risk threatens your deadlines — from SSP diagnosis to comprehensive site environmental monitoring.

Geologist and environmental engineer (Master 2 Geosciences — Paris Diderot / IPGP), I cover a spectrum few consultants master entirely: laboratory analysis, fieldwork, regulatory engineering, and operational site management.

Today, I am overseeing the environmental monitoring of the CO08 site for the Lyon-Turin tunnel (Client TELT): analytical monitoring of dewatering and receiving environment, characterization of excavated soil for ISDI, compliance of discharges with prefectural thresholds, management of the regulatory corpus (Water Law/PAC, PRE, SOGED, PEX water, noise, dust, vibrations, ecology), responses to the administration, and client reporting. In parallel: monitoring of remediation work in an urban area (management plan, soil flow, Trackdéchets, sampling at the bottom and edge of excavations).

Previously: SSP and geotechnical engineering firm (NF X31-620 diagnostics, EQRS, management plans, remediation consulting), head of the fibers and dust unit at a laboratory (MOLP/META/MEBA asbestos, COFRAC audits, accreditation obtained in 3 months), and 26 months of industrial risk prevention at the ICPE site of Disneyland Paris.

What this means for you: I know the value of analysis results (I managed their production), what DDT, DREAL, and project owners expect (I respond to them monthly), and how a construction site operates daily (I am on-site). Your files are approved, your discharges remain compliant, your soil goes to the right facility — your deadlines are met.

Response within 24 hours with a concrete proposal.