Dime Works is an EHS consulting firm specializing in environmental and technical due diligence for facilities and assets — assessing ESG and sustainability risks to maximize and protect asset value across the entire investment lifecycle.
Dime Works performs environmental and technical due diligence on facilities and assets. We provide the information our clients need for decision-making and negotiation, and assess environmental, social, and governance (ESG) and sustainability risks to maximize and protect asset value throughout the investment lifecycle.
As the Korean partner of global EHS consultancies (ERM · Ramboll · CBRE) and a direct advisor to major Korean corporations and investors, we deliver due diligence services to consistent international standards.
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From due diligence to remediation and monitoring — one team covers the full EHS spectrum.
Integrated analysis of internal and external contamination sources, waste, and other environmental factors to assess potential risk. (Phase I ESA, based on ASTM E1527)
Pre-acquisition and pre-investment assessment of the technical value and CAPEX/OPEX feasibility of environmental facilities such as landfills and incinerators.
Workplace hazard assessment, incident investigation, regulatory compliance review, and practical risk-reduction alternatives.
Phase I & II environmental site assessments, soil and groundwater remediation design, and on-site management and monitoring.
Environment, health, and safety management for construction and demolition of facilities handling hazardous materials, including asbestos and waste.
ESDD/ESG reviews based on the Equator Principles and IFC Performance Standards, environmental permitting services, and air, water, and noise monitoring.
Every due diligence and audit engagement follows a consistent three-phase process, with each phase's deliverables forming the basis for the next.
Integrated EHS management for a global manufacturer's new site.
Challenge — A global beverage manufacturer needed a complete picture of environmental risk while meeting corporate standards during new-site selection.
Approach — We performed the E&S assessment and soil/groundwater investigation for the new site, and conducted SVA (Source Vulnerability Assessments) for both the new site and the currently operating plant (2025).
Result — Three consecutive years of engagement — one team carrying the work from due diligence through water resource assessment.
Four consecutive years, based on the Equator Principles and IFC Performance Standards.
Challenge — A major power project requiring independent annual verification of Equator Principles and IFC Performance Standards compliance as a condition of international financing.
Approach — Annual audits of the E&S management system, grievance handling, and environmental data, with reporting to the lender group.
Result — Four consecutive years of engagement — sustained appointment for international-standard monitoring is itself the proof of trust.
One of Korea's most extensive track records in waste landfill and incineration facility due diligence.
Challenge — Landfill acquisitions between investors are frequent in Korea, where the waste landfill business is drawing attention as a highly profitable sector — making rigorous pre-acquisition technical verification essential.
Approach — Site-based technical due diligence assessing remaining airspace, liner and leachate treatment systems, and CAPEX/OPEX feasibility.
Result — One of Korea's most extensive landfill DD portfolios (Ecorbit · TSK · EMC · Koentec · SK ecoplant), helping clients reduce technical risk and invest with confidence.
Hands-on leadership across environmental and technical due diligence, EHS audits, contaminated site management, and E&S monitoring — with international-standard capabilities built through direct delivery of projects for global consultancies and major Korean corporations.
We advise on the full EHS spectrum — due diligence, audits, and contaminated site management.
#803, 99 Seongsuil-ro, Seongdong-gu,
Seoul, Republic of Korea