Definitions for "ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT"
A systematic examination of an industrial operation used to measure compliance with regulations, industrial good practice and environmental state of the art.
The environmental audit is an internal assessment performed by an internal or external auditor, who is not an environmental veri ier. The environmental audit is a management tool comprising a systematic, documented, periodic and objective evaluation of the performance of the organization, management system and processes designed to protect the environment.
Ympäristöauditointi Miljörevision A management tool comprising a systematic, documented, periodic and objective evaluation of how well a project, organisation or equipment is performing with the aim of helping to safeguard the environment. The audit should facilitate management control of environmental practices and assess compliance with policy objectives and regulatory requirements.
Quite often, we open ourselves up to a really in-depth look by clever, totally independent experts, who make sure we're meeting green regulations and policies. They're nice people, really, but rest assured they take no prisoners
a methodological review of a company's production process in order to determine the pollution and risk conditions under which it is operating
an inexpensive tool- for minimizing costly pollution responsibility
A formal structured process of environmentally reviewing a facility, or a component of a facility
An analysis of the technical, procedural and decision making aspects of an EIA carried out sometime after a proposal has been implemented.
A thorough inspection of a tract of land to determine whether any environmental hazards exist.
a detailed study of all of the ways that a particular institution affects its environment, and includes recommendations for improvements
Official examination of effects on environment of industrial activity