Construction Environmental Management
The team of trained experts at Sage Environmental provide high quality technical expertise, advice, and support to our clients in all areas of Construction Environmental Management.
Construction Environmental Management
Construction Environmental management involves the stages of impact assessment, planning, permitting, monitoring and closure. Sage can keep your project on track at any stage with:
- Environmental Assessments and Impact Assessments
- Construction Environmental Management Planning (CEMP)
- Permitting and Regulatory Liaison
- Construction Environmental Monitoring
- Closure Reporting
Municipal Dam Maintenance:
A Case Study
Sage Environmental worked with Interior Dams (Kelowna) to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), prepare a Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP), and oversee Environmental Monitoring to ensure environmental protection and compliance during operational maintenance at the BX Creek Dam… (continuted).
The Benefit of Effective Environmental Monitoring for Construction Projects
Environmental Monitoring is a service that is often recommended or required during a proposed construction project. It could be a condition of a development permit, or perhaps it is necessary due to proximity of sensitive ecosystems. So, what is environmental monitoring? And what is the benefit of effective environmental monitoring for construction projects?… (continued).
Success Stories
“Bercum Builders trusts the team at Sage Environmental to help us navigate the complexities of the environmental requirements pre-construction, during construction, and post-construction. As regulations continue to change and evolve, we rely on their expertise to guide us through to successful project completion.”
“From our initial meeting and throughout the project spanning 9 months, I have been impressed by Sage Environmental’s knowledge, practicality and demeanor. Sage Environmental has always exhibited professionalism beyond reproach and has been responsive to the need of a small company to contain the costs.”
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Property Redevelopment and Schedule 2 Uses
Schedule 2 uses are land uses or operations that are associated with a higher likelihood of potential impacts to soil, water and soil vapour. Common examples of Schedule 2 uses are gas stations, dry cleaners, and automotive repair. An identified Schedule 2 use does not mean that a property is contaminated. It does mean assessment is likely to be requested by the Ministry of Environment (BC ENV) prior to potential development, subdivision or change in zoning.
Effective Construction Environmental Monitoring
Construction Environmental Monitoring is required as a condition of permitting when construction is proposed near habitats or sensitive ecosystems. Lets talk about what is environmental monitoring is. What the benefit of effective environmental monitoring for constructions projects are. And, who can conduct Construction Environmental Monitoring in BC.
How to Protect Riparian Areas in BC
At Sage Environmental Consulting, we have QEPs who can assist you with your RAPR assessment needs. We will work with you to ensure that your project complies with RAPR standards while meeting your goals.
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