Hamburg/Würselen, January 8th, 2021. GEOTAIX Umwelttechnologie GmbH (GEOTAIX) is becoming part of the GBA Group’s network for environmental analysis. This additional presence in the industrial region of North Rhine-Westphalia represents one further step towards positioning the GBA Group as a geographically expansive analytical service provider in the environmental field.

The requirement for meaningful analysis results is always independent, qualified and professional sampling. But the conditions for this are not always optimal - on busy roads, in muddy or rocky terrain or on lakes / port areas in a boat - a daily challenge.

For our customers we do not stop at any matrix, whether soil, building rubble, sewage sludge, ground water, sediments or waste water - our employees are regularly trained and checked internally and externally for each sampling.

On October 14 and 15, 2020, the 30th Karlsruhe Landfill and Contaminated Sites Seminar will take place for the first time as a hybrid event, so that participation is possible both online and on-site. Learn all about current topics, developments and trends in landfill and contaminated sites in exciting presentations.

For the first time, our Stuttgart site with our contact person Dr. Matthias Kleih for all topics concerning environmental analysis and sampling will also be represented among the exhibitors. We look forward to a visit at our stand or to contacting you via e-mail.

Ventilation and air conditioning systems (in short RLT systems) serve to exchange and circulate the air in operating and recreation rooms. An RLT system contributes significantly to the indoor climate. For a good hygienic condition of the system, regular hygiene inspections by competent and independent third parties are essential.

As a competent and independent service provider, GBA Group is available to answer all questions relating to the hygiene inspection of HVAC systems.

Molds are everywhere, they belong to the essential microorganisms of our planet. They make an important contribution to the functioning of our ecosystem. However, there is of course the other side to molds: They pose a problem for humans and animals not only due to the role they play in food spoilage, but also when they appear in the form of black stains, dark patches on walls, or musty smells in rooms. In interiors, they are not only structural defects in the form of an active infestation, they are also a danger to humans in some cases. The spores that are carried through the air represent a potential health hazard.