Environmental Controls

Environmental controls involve strategies and practices aimed at minimising environmental impact while optimising operational efficiency. This encompasses optimising energy usage, reducing waste, and integrating energy-efficient technologies. By adopting these practices, businesses not only cut costs but also lower their environmental footprint, maintaining competitiveness in a fast-paced market.

Effective environmental controls also include managing soil erosion, controlling dust, and mitigating associated impacts. Implementing techniques such as vegetation management and dust suppression safeguards local ecosystems and improves air quality, benefitting both operations and the surrounding community.

We will highlight best practices for preserving natural and cultural resources, including sustainable land management and fostering biodiversity. Prioritising these aspects enhances corporate social responsibility and contributes to a healthier planet.

Implementing robust waste management strategies that promote recycling is also crucial for a sustainable future. By developing comprehensive waste reduction programs and engaging employees in recycling initiatives, companies can minimise waste generation and enhance resource recovery, positioning themselves as leaders in sustainability.

Toolbox Talk templates

• Energy Efficiency – a guide for electricians 
• Erosion & Dust Control 
• Protection of Flora, Fauna and Heritage 
• Waste Disposal and Recycling

HSEQ Inspection Checklist

• HSEQ Inspection - Environmental Checklist

Forms and Checklists

• Hazard Risk Assessment 
• JSA – SWMS Cover Sheet
• Corrective Actions Register

Policies

• Environmental Management Policy

Procedures

• Environmental Management Policy

Exclusive Documents for NECASafe Generator and Empower users Policies

Safe Work Method Statements

• Solar Installation SWMS 
• Batteries SWMS

Informational video 

Unlimited phone and email advice on all safety related issues