Types of Environmental Management Plants
Environmental Management Plan (generic, project-wide, comprehensively addressing the management of all environmental factors
Construction Environmental Management Plan (for construction projects/phases only)
Vegetation Management Plan (often to protect significant vegetation such as Threatened Ecological Communities or habitat for Threatened flora and/or fauna)
Flora Management Plan (often to protect significant or Threatened flora and habitats)
Weed Management Plan (to manage the spread of weeds, particularly if pest or noxious weeds or Declared Pest plants occur)
Dieback Management Plan (to manage the spread or introduction of Phytophthora dieback)
Hygiene Management Plan (which may incorporate weed, dieback and other pathogen management)
Reserve Management Plan (a comprehensive management plan for a given reserve, usually prepared by local governments)
Heritage Management Plan (specifically to manage potential impacts on matters of heritage significance, including Indigenous Heritage or European Heritage)
Dust Management Plan (specifically to manage impacts that may arise from dust)
Noise Management Plan (specifically to manage impacts that may arise from noise and vibration)
Contamination Management Plan (specifically to manage contamination risks or impacts that may arise from disturbance of contaminated sites)
Acid Sulfate Soils Management Plan (specifically to manage the risks or impacts that may arise from disturbance of Acid Sulfate Soils)
The list goes on!
Some projects make commitments to, are requested to, or otherwise have an obligation to prepare and implement numerous environmental management plans, and existing management plans may require regular revision to remain relevant, to meet regulatory requirements of changes, and to achieve the best possible environmental outcomes.
Environmental Management Plan Capability
FVC is an environmental consultancy specialised in environmental management, which includes the preparation of environmental management plans, as well as environmental assessments, environmental impact assessments (EIA), environmental approvals, and environmental compliance.
Our team are ecological specialists, and this includes being specialised in the preparation of ecologically-specific EMPs, such as vegetation management plans, fauna management plans and dieback management plans. However, we have capabilities and experience in preparing the full spectrum of environmental management plans, particularly Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs).
The key to prompt environmental approvals, positive environmental outcomes and outstanding results in environmental compliance audits is thorough and robust environmental management and planning, supported by experienced consultants.
The FVC team includes highly experienced environmental specialists, able to resource projects with the full spectrum of environmental management needs.
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