Environmental planning solutions for power & transmission

Applied Environment & Safety has extensive experience in environmental planning and management support for projects within the power and transmission industries. This includes power station, transmission line and substation works within Queensland, New South Wales, ACT, Victoria, and South Australia. Our experience includes planning, construction, maintenance and refurbishment projects.

Our involvement during planning and early contractor engagement includes seeking and obtaining environmental approvals; development of management plans and issue specific sub-plans; site scoping and planning; and stakeholder liaison.

We believe in using our expertise and knowledge to add value and improve outcomes for our clients. This means providing ongoing support during construction. This includes management of protected areas, vegetation clearing and biosecurity; erosion and sediment control; waste management and reporting; and site inspections and monitoring.

Our team also has vast experience in site rehabilitation and remediation. We believe in delivering effective outcomes for all stakeholders. This means we work closely with our client, regulators and stakeholders to achieve cost effective and timely rehabilitation and project closure outcomes.

Environmental Planning & Management

Our environmental planning and management support within the power generation and transmission industries includes:

• Development of Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMP)
• Development of issue specific Sub-plans
• Onsite implementation of environmental and heritage controls
• Stakeholder and landowner liaison
• Protected areas management during clearing
• Waste management including regulated waste
• Sediment and erosion control planning and implementation
• Incident investigation and reporting
• Environmental inspections and monitoring
• Compliance tracking and reporting

For more information on the power and transmission line projects we have supported, visit our Projects page.