Preparing environmental management plans

An environmental management plan is a comprehensive document that outlines how the environmental aspects and impacts of a project will be managed. Facilities need it to ensure compliance with the National Center for Environmental Compliance regulations, to avoid violations, and to guarantee operational efficiency during both the construction and operation phases.

Category (1) includes projects with a limited or defined environmental impact that require clear mitigation measures. At Watheb, we review your activity according to the Kingdom's Environmental Classification Guidelines to accurately determine the category and ensure the plan meets its requirements.

The executive regulations of the new environmental system require that the plan include: identifying environmental impacts, setting mitigation measures, designing monitoring and follow-up programs, and clarifying mechanisms for dealing with waste and emissions in a way that ensures full compliance with national standards.

Yes, at “Wathb” we prepare comprehensive plans that cover the construction phase (dealing with dust, noise, and construction waste) and the operation phase (sustainable management of resources, emissions, and operational waste) to ensure the continuity of the environmental license.

The duration depends on the size and type of the project, but thanks to our experience as a classified environmental consultancy firm, we work to expedite procedures by providing accurate and fully compliant technical reports the first time, thus reducing review time with regulatory authorities.