Environmental Management and Compliance

We conduct environmental compliance assessments and mergers and acquisitions environmental due diligence assessments for owners, buyers, sellers, lenders and their legal counsel.

Whether it be regulatory compliance or best practice, we can identify, provide advice, devise improvement programmes and assist in upgrades for a variety of specialist areas. We work to clearly identify potential environmental liabilities, minimising risk and maximising shareholder value so that you can complete transactions with confidence.

Services Include:

• Environmental Compliance Assessments
• Corporate acquisition/divestment full environmental due diligence compliance audits

All businesses, irrespective of size, have a duty of care towards the waste they produce and need to ensure it is dealt with in a responsible manner that complies with the law. Envigorate can help:

• Waste management handling, storage, minimisation and documentation control
• Waste Duty of Care Assessments and Audits
• Reduce; Re-use; Recycle/Recover reviews

Specific Compliance Advice for:

• Oil, chemical or other potentially hazardous material storage
• Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC)
• Environmental Management Systems (EMS)

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• What is IPPC?

  IPPC stands for Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control. IPPC is European Directive which has been implemented in the UK. Simply, it requires industrial activities of a certain scale, to have a permit to operate and work towards continuous environmental improvements. IPPC incorporates existing European legislation regarding emissions to land, air and water and aims to create a greener industrial environment. The sectors that require an IPPC permit to operate include the chemical industry, waste management sites, the energy industry, food and drink manufacturers, metal production, minerals, paper and pulp, textiles, timber and intensive farming.

• What is an EMS?

  EMS stands for Environmental Management System. An EMS is a management tool for evaluating the activities of an organisation, identifying the environmental impacts associated with those activities and managing resources to reduce those impacts. An EMS can help an organisation stay in compliance with environmental requirements. A common example of an EMS is ISO14001. The key concepts of an EMS are intended to help an organisation understand the full range of its environmental impact, prioritise and effectively manage its programs, and track and document its progress.

Contact us

For a no obligation free quote get in touch to see how we can help smooth out your environmental hurdles.

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+44 (0) 1932 701 414
+44 (0) 7921 474 084