Date Posted: March 31, 2022 in Uncategorized
Soil Treatment Systems Ltd showing support for the people of Ukraine has arranged for over 20,000 bottles of water to be transported to Ukraine. The lorry left Glasgow on Saturday 26 April 2022 and you can now see the bottles being unloaded upon arrival in Ukraine.
Date Posted: March 17, 2022 in Uncategorized
David Ramsay has of today been appointed Finance Director for Soil Treatment Systems Ltd. David has been working with Soil Treatment Systems for the past 2 years and has now been appointed to assist the company with its long term growth plans. David can also provide specialist assistance to clients who need advice on claiming Contaminated Land
Date Posted: June 10, 2020 in Laboratory
Soil Treatment Systems in collaborations with Bioenvirotec will provide bespoke independent laboratory services and environmental advice for operational and commissioning projects. We offer solutions for specific ground contamination problems including “ad hoc” testing to assess the specific issues and ascertain the most efficient treatment for our client’s needs. For information and enquiries contact us at
Date Posted: June 10, 2020 in COVID-19
Management at Soil Treatment Systems Limited have had all employees tested for COVID-19. Managing Director, Ivan Rowe, has had all employees tested with both the Antibody test on site and further tested by NHS testing centres to confirm the accuracy of the new Antibody test. “For the future antibody tests will be stocked by the
Date Posted: April 14, 2020 in Thermal Plant
Soil Treatment Systems are delighted to announce the granting of a licence from SEPA for their thermal plant in Scotland. STS are now targeting waste streams to facilitate the commissioning of the plant. Ivan Rowe, Managing Director announced: “This is a giant step forward for Soil Treatment Systems and the waste industry across the UK.”
Date Posted: March 29, 2017 in Soil Washing
The new commissioning process included the implementation of configurations to meet current regulatory requirements