Our Services from A to Z

Demolition, dismantling, disassembly, and decommissioning work on facilities or parts of facilities is prepared on a project-by-project basis and carried out to the agreed-upon extent. Work procedures, safety measures, and the handling of generated materials are determined based on the findings, the scope of the contract, the required expertise, and the applicable regulations.

The ZIMMERMANN Group evaluates suitable waste streams for potential treatment processes within the scope of its available and approved facilities. The selection of the process depends primarily on the type of waste, its composition, analytical data, acceptance criteria, and the intended subsequent disposal or recovery route.

The ZIMMERMANN Group assists operators of oil and grease separators with inspection, maintenance, testing, emptying, treatment , and technical work on the system. The type and scope of services are tailored to the system type, condition, order, and the applicable requirements.

For the transport of hazardous materials, the ZIMMERMANN Group has appropriately equipped and, where necessary, certified vehicles and means of transport available. The selection of the vehicle depends on the substance, quantity, packaging, transport task, and the applicable hazardous materials regulations.

The accredited testing laboratory analyzes samples within the scope of its current accreditation and scope of services. The results can serve as a technical basis for evaluating material properties, waste, or potential treatment options.

In the field of plant engineering, the ZIMMERMANN Group designs and implements technical solutions within the agreed scope of the project. The design, components, and implementation are tailored to the project specifications, site conditions, permitting status, and technical requirements.

Plant design involves the technical conceptualization and development of technical solutions for specific operational tasks. The scope of the design and the level of detail depend on the objectives, existing data, interfaces, and legal and technical framework conditions.

In the chemical trade, selected chemical products are offered subject to availability and within the permitted scope of delivery in each case. Consulting, provision, and transportation take into account product properties, intended use, and the relevant safety and hazardous materials requirements.

Suitable liquid or sludge-like wastes may be treated at approved chemical-physical treatment facilities following an assessment. Whether treatment is possible—and, if so, which process may be used—depends on the composition, analytical data, acceptance criteria, facility capacity, and scope of the permit.

Suitable liquid wastes and solvent mixtures are evaluated for their suitability for distillation treatment. Whether treatment can be performed—and, if so, using which process—depends on the composition, analysis, acceptance criteria, and scope of the permit.

Logistics coordinates orders, vehicles, containers, schedules, and operational interfaces. Operational planning is based on the available order data, available capacity, and transportation- and facility-related requirements.

The ZIMMERMANN Group evaluates suitable treatment, recycling, or disposal options for hazardous and non-hazardous waste. Key factors include, in particular, the type of waste, its declaration, analysis data, acceptance criteria, available capacity, and regulatory permits.

Waste management logistics encompasses collection, transportation, container provision, temporary storage, and transfer to appropriate facilities. The specific process is coordinated based on material properties, quantities, locations, schedules, and applicable transportation requirements.

Suitable solid or paste-like waste can be conditioned in accordance with the respective acceptance criteria for further treatment or disposal pathways. The type and extent of conditioning depend on the material properties, analysis data, facility requirements, scope of the permit, and the intended subsequent disposal pathway.

Research and development focuses on testing and refining technical processes for selected material flows and operational issues. Studies and experiments are conducted within the scope of each project and in accordance with existing technical and regulatory requirements.

The ZIMMERMANN Group organizes and provides transportation services for hazardous materials in accordance with the agreed-upon scope of services. Transportation, vehicle selection, and equipment are planned based on the hazardous materials, quantity, packaging, route, and the applicable regulations.

Permit management involves compiling, coordinating, and processing project-related documentation for regulatory procedures. The scope and approach depend on the project, areas of responsibility, the status of the application, and the relevant requirements in each case.

Water protection services help prevent, detect, and address potential releases of substances into water bodies or drainage systems. The necessary measures are determined based on the specific situation and in consultation with clients and, where necessary, the relevant authorities.

In the event of accidents, environmental incidents, and operational disruptions, the ZIMMERMANN Group provides support—depending on the nature of the damage—with situation assessment, material containment, cleanup, transportation, and coordination of disposal. The nature and scope of the response depend on the level of risk, the scope of the assignment, the required expertise, and the guidelines provided by the relevant emergency response teams or authorities.

Industrial cleaning involves project-specific cleaning work on, for example, tanks, floors, piping, machinery, heat exchangers, or reactors. The methods and safety measures are tailored to the type of contamination, material properties, accessibility, plant geometry, and operational processes.

The engineering firm provides technical and environmental planning and consulting services for specific projects. The work is carried out based on the data provided, the agreed-upon scope of services, and the relevant technical and legal requirements in each case.

Sewer cleaning involves cleaning work on suitable sewers and pipes within the agreed scope of services. The methods and equipment used are tailored to the condition of the pipes, the type of deposits, accessibility, local conditions, and the handling of the resulting materials.

During a sewer inspection, pipes and conduits are surveyed using camera technology within the agreed-upon scope of the inspection. The documented images can provide information about the condition of the pipes, any deposits, or visible damage, and serve as a basis for further technical assessments.

Suitable used refrigerants are analyzed after acceptance testing and evaluated for potential recycling or recovery options. Further handling depends on the type of substance, its purity, legal classification, technical feasibility, and applicable acceptance conditions.

In contract distillation, suitable liquids provided by the customer are processed by distillation in the agreed-upon quantities. The feasibility and the processing plan are assessed in advance based on samples, material data, quantities, and technical parameters.

Used solvents and suitable mixtures are evaluated for potential treatment and recovery options. The selection of a specific process depends on the composition, quality, analysis results, available facilities, and approved acceptance criteria.

Mobile treatment systems can be deployed at a site for a limited period of time to perform specific tasks. Their suitability, design, and operation depend on the material flow, site conditions, project requirements, and the necessary permits or approvals.

Suitable waste and recyclable materials are evaluated for potential recycling processes within the scope of available and approved services. Whether material recovery is possible depends primarily on the composition, quality, purity, analytical data, and the requirements of the intended process.

Processed products or recycled materials can be produced from suitable secondary raw materials for specific applications. Suitability and potential uses depend on material properties, quality specifications, legal classification, and the agreed-upon intended use.

Pipe cleaning involves project-specific cleaning work on suitable pipes and piping systems. The methods and technical equipment used are selected based on pipe dimensions, the extent of contamination, material properties, accessibility, and operational conditions.

Remediation services are planned and carried out on a project-by-project basis when contamination, damage, or technical defects are identified. The methods, protective measures, documentation, and disposal procedures are determined based on the findings, the remediation objective, the scope of work, and the applicable requirements.

Subject-specific training courses provide selected knowledge on operational, technical, or legal topics within the scope of the training offered. The content, target audience, and delivery are tailored to specific needs and the current professional context.

The rainwater treatment service includes project-specific services for facilities and systems designed to collect, retain, or treat stormwater. Planning, inspection, maintenance, and technical modifications are determined based on the location, catchment area, condition of the facility, and regulatory requirements.

The Backwater and Flood Protection Service provides support for inspections, maintenance, and technical measures related to appropriate protection systems. The services that are appropriate and feasible are determined based on the property, drainage conditions, the condition of the system, and local requirements.

The ZIMMERMANN Group can provide qualified safety officers for agreed-upon areas of responsibility. Their appointment, duties, authorities, and scope of responsibilities are governed by legal requirements and the written terms of the assignment.

Waste stream management coordinates information and processes from the waste generator through transport and temporary storage to treatment, recycling, or disposal. Potential routes are selected based on material data, quantities, acceptance criteria, permits, and available capacity.

Tank interior cleaning includes the interior cleaning of suitable tanker and silo trucks, tank containers, or other container systems within the scope of services offered. Cleaning procedures, acceptance, and documentation are determined based on the type of container, the source product, substance data, and on-site conditions.

During tank cleaning, stationary or mobile tanks are cleaned following a preliminary inspection and to the agreed extent. Work procedures and safety measures are determined by the tank design, contents, residues, accessibility, and potential hazards.

The ZIMMERMANN Group provides transportation services for suitable liquid, paste-like, and solid materials, as well as packaged goods, within the agreed scope of services. The choice of vehicle, container, route planning, and execution are based on the properties of the materials, quantity, packaging, pickup and destination locations, and the relevant transportation regulations.

Environmental analysis involves examining selected samples and substance parameters using appropriate testing and measurement methods. The scope of the analysis, sampling, and evaluation are tailored to the specific research question, matrix, and the applicable scope of services.

The environmental laboratories conduct chemical and physical analyses for specific questions and sample matrices. The results are documented to the agreed-upon extent and can support the technical classification of substances, waste, or environmental samples.

The ZIMMERMANN Group evaluates suitable waste and secondary raw materials to determine potential material or energy recovery options within the scope of services available and approved in each case. The type of recovery that can be considered depends in particular on the composition, quality, legal classification, analytical data, acceptance criteria, and the intended use or treatment method.

The workshop provides maintenance, inspection, and repair services within the scope of services offered in each case. The specific procedures followed depend on the vehicle or equipment, the nature of the problem, the availability of replacement parts, and the relevant technical specifications.

The commercial vehicle repair shop offers a selection of maintenance, inspection, testing, and repair services for commercial vehicles and related equipment. The scope of services and scheduling are determined based on the vehicle type, condition, service request, and available shop capacity.

Within the ZIMMERMANN Group, companies and locations hold activity-specific certificates and specialized business certifications. The certification applicable to a specific service is determined by the current certificate, its scope of application, and the company performing the service.

Authorized interim storage facilities accept appropriate hazardous waste in accordance with their respective acceptance conditions and capacities. Acceptance, storage, and transfer are determined by the declaration, material properties, packaging, scope of authorization, and intended disposal route.