All too often, environmental monitoring is seen as a “grudge purchase” – you do it because someone tells you you have to. However, Texcel proposes that there is a more productive way to view your monitoring obligations. Firstly, there are some good legalistic reasons for
When you’re starting a new project it can be daunting to work out what you need to do to meet your environmental compliance obligations. Then actually getting your plan implemented can be a whole other challenge, regardless if you’re in the mining, construction or infrastructure
In part 1 we looked at the first 3 steps (the What, Where and How) of environmental compliance monitoring. In this part 2 we look at the last 3 steps. 1. What sort of reporting do you require? Digital dashboards are increasingly popular as a
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