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UK Safety Director and IOSH Council Member (CMIOSH, FIIRSM, MIoL, CMI and CQI)
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“The procedure for accepting construction projects into operation” article in the journal “Ecology at the Enterprise” No. 6, 2024 The June issue of the journal “Ecology at Enterprise” published a continuation of the article by 1AK-GROUP experts. In the article, Anna Kalinina Анна Калинина, environmental protection manager at Zubr Energy LLC, describes the procedure for accepting construction projects into operation, including: - the procedure for carrying out the administrative procedure for issuing a conclusion upon acceptance of a facility for operation (in terms of environmental safety) - an example of filling out an application for the issuance of a conclusion on the compliance of a construction project to be put into operation with permits and design documentation (in terms of environmental safety) is presented; - the procedure for formalizing the acceptance into operation of construction projects; - liability for violation of the procedure for accepting an object into operation. The article contains a checklist for preparing a construction project for commissioning and assessing its readiness and compliance with environmental safety requirements by the acceptance committee. The checklist was developed based on practical examples from 1AK-GROUP. “Ecology at the Enterprise” is a professional magazine for managers and specialists of environmental protection services, engineers, technologists, environmental designers, laboratory specialists and environmental organizations. The 1AK-GROUP team is united by common values: energy, innovation, ecology and responsibility for the future of our planet. 1AK-GROUP Holding has accumulated significant experience in environmental management. Our mission is to increase natural capital through the promotion of energy accumulation and storage technology.
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We're hiring for an Environmental Policy Analyst based in DC, at the GS-12 or GS-13 level. Position closes Friday! https://lnkd.in/exrDV3qq Specialized experience requirements are below: To qualify for the GS-12 level, you need to have at least one year of full-time experience equivalent to the GS-11 level defined as analyzing technical and/or policy options on issues related to environmental programs and communicating associated findings/results through written reports; and collaborating with industry stakeholders on environmental programs. To qualify for the GS-13 level, you need to have at least one year of full-time experience equivalent to the GS-12 level defined as developing technical and/or policy options on issues related to environmental programs and communicating associated findings/results through written and oral reports; evaluating the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, quality, and/or performance of climate protection technologies; and providing analytical and policy support to stakeholders in developing regulatory and/or non-regulatory environmental and/or public health goals.
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Managing risk to the environment posed by construction, managing risk to construction posed by the environment
Please read the whole insight rather than just like the post as the article was written to promote awareness and provoke debate. #environment #environmentalperformance #EnvCoW #ECoW #construction Association of Environmental Clerk of Works
Tackling Confirmation Bias in Environmental Management Roles As the construction industry evolves, the clarity of roles such as the Environmental Clerk of Works (EnvCoW) becomes crucial. Yet, confusion persists, often exacerbated by confirmation bias—our tendency to favour information that confirms our pre-existing beliefs. At recent workshops, like the one at the University of West of Scotland, it's clear that misinterpretations of the EnvCoW role are common, sometimes confused with Environmental Advisors or Ecological Clerks of Works (ECoW). This not only causes inconsistencies but can mislead regulatory bodies and affect project compliance. Confirmation bias can manifest in various ways: - Biased attention: Ignoring new data that suggests a need for change. - Biased interpretation: Viewing information through the lens of current beliefs. - Biased memory: Recalling only details that uphold our existing views. To combat this, it's imperative for impact assessment practitioners to clearly define and assign responsibilities. This ensures compliance and avoids conflicts of interest. Developers must understand and implement planning consents accurately, engaging environmental managers to coordinate efforts effectively. By acknowledging and addressing confirmation bias, and by strictly adhering to defined roles, we can enhance environmental management practices, leading to a more efficient, effective, and transparent construction industry. Do you see confirmation bias impacting your projects? Have you implemented strategies to mitigate these biases? We can help – to read the full article click here: https://lnkd.in/e3nafdp4 #ConstructionIndustry #EnvironmentalManagement #ProjectCompliance #EnvironmentalSustainability #ProfessionalDevelopment
