ERM at the III AESAS Conference on Contaminated Site Management

Over 20 years’ experience in contaminated site management and 12 years’ experience in decommissioning, decontamination and demolition. Chemical Engineer graduate from the University of São Paulo and holding a Master Degree in Environmental Technology from the Technology Research Institute (IPT). Beatriz currently manages client portfolios including multiple sites and a diversification of services for the chemical, pharmaceutical and automotive sectors. Beatriz is currently the focal point for DDD projects in Latin America, being responsible for several DDD projects in Brazil since 2010.

Chemical Engineer, based at the Brazilian B.U. Currently, he is the Salvador office leader and LPMR Specialist. Leading various environmental programs in different ERM clients and market sectors, I am the partner-in-charge for the biggest ever Petrochemical client project in LAC, in the Brazilian northeast region. His experience includes supervising GW and soil remediation programs, studies, and diagnostics of environmental impacts, Mine Closure Plans, HHRA, MM, Environmental Liabilities Estimates, and VI.  

Martim Souza is a geologist with over 26 years of experience in contaminant hydrogeology, managing large and complex remediation and investigation projects through strategic planning and the design of remedial solutions. His main focus is on in situ remediation using bioremediation and monitored natural attenuation (MNA), as well as pump and treat (P&T), soil vapor extraction (SVE), air sparging (AS), and multi-phase extraction (MPE) technologies.

He has international experience through technical exchanges in Germany and Canada, along with training in the United States. Martim holds a BSc in Geology from the University of São Paulo (USP, 1995) and an MBA in Project Management from SENAC (2009).

He currently serves as a Technical Manager at Environmental Resources Management (ERM) in the São Paulo office and has been a professor in the postgraduate program in Contaminated Site Management at SENAC since 2005, as well as in the Remediation course since 2015.