Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMP)
A Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) is a document that outlines how a construction project will reduce its negative environmental impact. It’s a working document that provides a framework for planning and implementing construction activities in a way that complies with environmental legislation.
It is a requirement for developers to submit a CEMP as part of an application to develop a construction project after receiving planning permission.
Why Choose Us For Your CEMP?
Every Construction Environmental Management Plan is unique based on your specific project, location and other factors, but should include details on how your Project will:
- Comply with environmental legislation
- Use sustainable practices like waste management and habitat preservation
- Manage potentially adverse impacts like noise, vibrations, and air quality
- Communicate with the public, and
- Monitor the CEMP throughout the Project.
Other things to consider within your CEMP include:
- Pollution prevention measures
- Drawing plans that show buffers between storage, mixing, and refueling areas, and watercourses
- Working hours and vehicle access
- Potential contamination of land, groundwater, and ecology
- Effective implementation of a CEMP depends on good communication between the public and all project stakeholders.
We can help you in the creation and submission of this and all essential Planning Reports.
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