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Energy Water Company Management System Support

Energy Water Company Management System Support

Client

Energy Water Company

Services Provided

EHS MS gap assessment, EHS MS program review and development, Incorporating acquired facilities into system, EHS MS consulting services, EHS management information system

Large cylindrical white storage tanks are lined up beside a body of water, reflecting their shapes. The scene is clear and sunny, with greenery and shrubs in the foreground.

Location

Multi-state effort

Project Practice Areas

Environmental Management

Type of Facility

Energy water company

Project Specifics

An energy and water company is actively acquiring other companies and needed to assess its own environmental health and safety (EHS) management system (MS) and work to incorporate recently acquired facilities into their system.

Geosyntec was retained to work with the corporate and field teams to assess the current programs and identify opportunities. The work grew into other efforts in order to better integrate newly acquired operations and develop an EHS data system.

Geosyntec Scope of Services

    • Conducting a EHS MS review with the EHS and operations teams;
    • Developing a gap analysis and plan of action;
    • Assisting with implementation of an EHS MS that conforms to the applicable EHS regulatory requirements and ISO Standards of 14001 and 45001;
    • Assisting with developing EHS programs and training materials;
    • Supporting in the development of an enterprise management information system for EHS data; and
    • Developing a field compliance strategy to better manage compliance in the field around health, safety and environment.

Notable Accomplishments

Geosyntec was able to quickly support the client in understanding how to develop a “fit for purpose” EHS MS and associated programs. The company has many unique challenges associated with the business and continued growth. We continue to support them in developing systems that ultimately allow them to become self-sufficient in managing their EHS programs.

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