Environmental Action Plans (EAP)
Turn environmental findings, complaints or permit-related issues into a corrective action programme with owners, deadlines and verification requirements.
Discuss your requirementsFrom environmental finding to verified closure
Resolving an environmental finding may require temporary controls, a specialist measurement, contractor work or a change to equipment. The plan should distinguish these dependencies and make clear what evidence is needed before an issue can be closed.
Scope of work
We review each finding and the conditions behind it, agree immediate and longer-term actions and establish a closeout and reporting schedule. Follow-up can be scoped around evidence review and verification.
Findings and immediate controls
We review the issue, applicable condition and evidence and identify where interim measures or specialist input are required.
Action ownership and closeout
The plan sets corrective actions, owners, dates and the criteria or records needed to demonstrate completion.
Verification and reporting
Where follow-up is included, we review closure evidence and record unresolved issues and reporting requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Can you help when several findings have different deadlines?
Yes. The plan can distinguish immediate actions, technical investigations and longer lead-time work, with interim controls where appropriate.
Can the plan include site verification?
Yes. Agree which actions need site observation, monitoring results or a documentary review at the start.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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