A study on the soil remediation was performed by using a biosurfactant. The surfactant solutions were applied to the soil flushing of the artificially contaminated soil with copper ion, cadmium ion and phenol. The optimal concentration of the surfactant was determined by the lab.-scale column tests using the solutions of various concentrations. The characteristic behavior of the contaminant removal was studied and the efficiencies of the soil flushing were determined for the contaminants.