Eco Impact can assist you with the following services:
The Eco Impact auditors are now permitted to travel to your site to conduct audits.
Going for certification – how about a pre-certification audit? What are the gaps in your system? We determine not only the degree of compliance but also opportunities for improvements.
How compliant is your business? Let our independent expert auditors assess your compliance relative to applicable legislation.
Let our experienced and qualified Environmental Assessment Practitioners manage all your authorisation, licence and permit requirements.
Our ECO will conduct regular site visits and develop checklists specific to your project.
Easy to understand summaries of relevant legislation. Receive “Monthly and Urgent Update Reports” which will detail any actual or proposed changes to the legislation.
Industry experience has enabled us to provide effective training courses. Attend a scheduled workshop or we’ll come to you!
Let us help develop, implement and monitor your management system.
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