Environmental Services

Category A

• Environmental Management System.
• Environmental Monitoring.
• Environmental Audit.
• Quality Health Safety Environment.

Environmental Management Systems

An EMS is a framework that helps an organization in reducing its environmental impacts. Set of processes & practices that enable an organization to reduce its environmental impacts & increase its operating efficiency. Framework that helps an organization achieves its environmental goals through consistent review, evaluation, & improvement of its environmental performance. The assumption is that this consistent review & evaluation will identify opportunities for improving & implementing the environmental performance of the organization.

An EMS helps an organization address its regulatory demands in a systematic & cost-effective manner. This proactive approach can help reduce the risk of non-compliance & improve health & safety practices for employees & the public. An EMS can also help address non-regulated issues, such as energy conservation, & can promote stronger operational control & employee stewardship.

Environmental & Social Assessments & Monitoring

Environmental & Social Assessment (ESA) is the assessment of the environmental & Social Consequences (positive & negative) of a plan, policy, program, or actual projects prior to the decision to move forward with the proposed action. These assessments can be conducted at different levels to ensure proper management & overall sustainability. Onsite monitoring of the project development works & implementation of Environmental & Social Management Plan Identify gaps in the implementation & provide suggestive measures.

Category B

• Environmental Impact Assessment.
• Environmental Baseline Studies.
• Environmental Management Systems.
• Environmental & Social Assessments & Monitoring.

Category C

• Environmental Health &Safety: Procedures & Planning.
• Occupational Health & Safety: Procedures & Planning.
• Hazard & Risk mapping & field data collections programs.
• GIS based EHS control & monitoring systems.

Environmental Health & Safety : Procedures & Planning

EHS aims to prevent & reduce accidents, emergencies & health issues at work, along with any environmental damage that could result from work practices. The EHS policy should state intent to:

• Prevent or mitigate both human & economic losses arising from accidents, adverse occupational exposures, & environmental events;
• Build EHS considerations into all phases of the operations, including laboratory discovery & development environments;
• Achieve & maintain compliance with laws & regulations;
• Continually improve EHS performance.

Category D

• Climate Change: Adaptation & Mitigation Planning.
• Industrial Hygiene: Evaluation & Practices.
• Resource Conservation Programs.
• Quality Management Systems.