Contaminated Site Management involves the assessment, cleanup, and monitoring of areas polluted by hazardous substances. This process ensures that the environment is restored to a safe condition for human health and ecosystems. It typically includes identifying contaminants, evaluating risks, and developing remediation strategies. Effective management often requires collaboration among various stakeholders, including government agencies, environmental consultants, and local communities. Techniques such as soil remediation, groundwater treatment, and risk assessment are commonly employed to address contamination issues and prevent future pollution.