Environment and sustainability

Start with the operational facts

A useful environmental worklist starts with what the business makes, imports, uses and discards. We connect those facts to the relevant authority, permission and evidence requirements.

Choose the workstream

• Site and pollution consent assessment
• Environmental clearance coordination and condition tracking
• Separate EPR records for packaging, electronics, batteries and other notified streams
• Waste authorisations, reporting and transaction due diligence

Agree the delivery boundary

Tell us the location, activity, operating stage and target event. We scope documentation and coordination separately from technical studies, laboratory testing, physical waste handling and authority decisions. Pricing depends on the site count, historical data and specialist involvement.

Find support for your task

Plan a site or operational change

• Pollution consent assessment
• Environmental clearance coordination
• Water, air and site compliance

Organise product and waste records

• Plastic packaging EPR
• E-waste EPR
• Battery EPR
• Tyres, used oil and vehicle EPR
• Hazardous and biomedical waste

Prepare a report or transaction review

• Environmental reporting and ESG
• Environmental due diligence

Prepare a first brief

Identify the legal entity, site address, current activity and proposed change. For product-related work, list the products, supply arrangements and period covered. Explain whether the immediate need is an applicability assessment, document preparation, reporting support or a transaction review.

Bring existing permissions with their conditions, recent correspondence and the records already available. Mark missing technical information and identify the person who can obtain it. A clear brief helps separate documentary work from the specialist studies or physical investigations needed for the assignment.