Environmental Assessment and Management

EnviroCentre's Environmental Assessment and Monitoring Sector operates from all four of its UK offices with the depth of expertise and geographical coverage providing over 30 professionals who operate across this division.

EnviroCentre has over 12 years experience of undertaking EIAs, providing support to the planning process and helping its clients develop a robust site operational code of practice. This process ensures that all industrial and infrastructure projects are environmentally watertight and intrinsically sustainable.

EnviroCentre's knowledge base has over the years developed routine monitoring and assessment methodologies for governmental, commercial, and industrial clients including: landfill, paper mills, recycling centres, quarrying and open cast mining operations.   Routine monitoring for over 20 sites is currently being undertaken in Scotland.

EnviroCentre utilises the latest technology to undertake an EIA, be it GIS 3D techniques and flythrough to noise and dispersion modelling.

This Sector, within the umbrella of EnviroCentre, provides a range of consultancy services based on the environmental sciences these include but are not limited to:

• Environmental Impact Assessment
• Strategic Environmental Assessment
• Consents, Licences & Permits e.g. PPC
• Expert Witness Services
• Environmental Policy & Strategy
• Environmental Auditing
• Environmental Management
• Environmental Risk Assessment
• Merger & Acquisition Services such as due diligence
• Hydrogeology & Groundwater Remediation
• Geology and soils such as Peat Slide assessments for wind farms
• Ecology and Biodiversity
• Geo-information & Data Management
• Air Quality Impact Assessment and Climate Change
• Noise Impact Assessment
• Light Impact Assessment

EnviroCentre has the expertise to undertake projects for governments, local and regional authorities, funding agencies and commercial and industrial enterprises and is the retained consultant for peer review of Environmental Statements submitted to the Crown Estate.