• Environmental Clearance (EC)
• EIA/EMP Report
• Environmental Monitoring & Auditing
• Consent to Operate/Establish
• Compliance (Monitoring & Report)
• ETP/STP/WTP (Installation, O & M)
• Rain Water Harvesting
• Waste Management
• Water Management
• Ground Water NOC From UPGWD/CGWA
• Water Audit
• CER & CSR Management

Environmental Impact Assessment

• Reconnaissance survey and its scope of work
• On-desk baseline data collection, computation, and monitoring
• Identification of impacts on air, water, soil, noise, biological community, and land use patterns
• Ecological and socio-economic impact analysis
• Preparation of environmental management plans and disaster management plans
• Emergency preparedness plan
• Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA)

Environmental Audit (EA)

• Pre-audit activities
• Data evaluation and report preparation
• Action plan

Construction, Operation, Supervision & Maintenance of Effluent Treatment

• Plant and Sewage Treatment Plant
• Technical guidance, monitoring, and testing of effluent to achieve the efficiency and operation of E.T.P. & S.T.P.
• Construction of ETP & STP on a turnkey or supervision basis
• Bio-composting plant operation & maintenance
• Biomethanation plant operation & maintenance

Critical Aspects of Environmental Consultancy:

Regulatory Compliance: Consultants help clients understand and comply with local, national, and international environmental regulations and standards. This can involve assessing current practices, identifying areas of non-compliance, and developing strategies to meet regulatory requirements.

Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs): Before starting a new project, many organizations must conduct EIAs to evaluate the potential environmental effects of their activities. Environmental consultants assist in conducting these assessments, which can involve collecting data, analyzing impacts, and proposing mitigation measures.

Sustainability Planning: Companies increasingly focus on integrating sustainability into their operations to minimize environmental harm and maximize social and economic benefits. Environmental consultants help clients develop and implement sustainability strategies, such as reducing energy consumption, minimizing waste, and adopting renewable resources.

Waste Management: Consultants advise clients on the proper handling, treatment, and disposal of waste materials to minimize environmental contamination and comply with waste regulations. This can include developing waste management plans, implementing recycling programs, and ensuring proper disposal of hazardous materials.

Ecological Conservation: Environmental consultants may work on projects to conserve natural habitats, protect endangered species, and restore ecosystems. This can involve conducting ecological surveys, designing habitat restoration plans, and monitoring biodiversity.

Risk Assessment and Management: Consultants assess environmental risks associated with various activities, such as industrial operations, construction projects, and chemical handling. They help clients identify potential hazards, evaluate the likelihood and consequences of environmental incidents, and develop risk management strategies to prevent or mitigate adverse impacts.

Environmental Auditing: Consultants conduct client facilities and operations audits to evaluate their environmental performance and compliance with regulations and standards. They identify areas for improvement and recommend measures to enhance environmental management practices.

Overall, environmental consultancy is crucial in helping organizations navigate complex environmental challenges, minimize their environmental footprint, and achieve sustainable development goals.