CIL provides Green Audit Services in Bengaluru(Bangalore), Karnataka, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.CIL conduct green audit in India. CIL is an accredited certification services in India. An environmental audit is a good way of measuring an organisation’s environmental impacts, and enables informed decisions to be made about managing those impacts

ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT ACTIVITIES:

1. Pre-audit activities -These include selection of the expert team and development of a plan. The plan should include defining the scope of the work, selecting priority areas, laying down the procedure &allocating team resources. There are four key activities:

• Submitting pre-visit questionnaire of the facility.

• Reviewing relevant regulation. 

• Defining audit scope and team responsibilities

• Reviewing audit check lists.

2. On-site activities- Meeting of the team with the appropriate with the appropriate personnel of the unit &with discussion of the objective. The 3 primary functions on site activities are:

• Record &documentation review

• Interview with staff

• Physical inspection of the facilities.

3. Post-audit Activities: Development of raw material balance analysis for each process unit of the industry highlighting analysis for each process unit of the industry highlighting the proposed utilization of raw material and ideas regarding reuse can be thought of. Water, energy consumption, vegetation removal all the sensitive parts must be balanced. Evaluation of pollution audit, emission standard is carried out. a. Issue of draft report b. issue of final report Conducting follow up to the corrective action.

Advantages: -

• Preparation of Environmental management plan.

• Assessment of environmental input and risks.

• Identifying areas of strength and weakness for improvements.

• Evaluation of pollution control.

• Verification of compliance with laws.

• Assuring safety of plant, environment & human beings.

• Enhancement of loss prevention, manpower development and marketing.

• Budgeting for pollution control, waste prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse.

• Providing an opportunity for management to give credit for good environmental performance.

• As a whole environmental audit plays an important role in minimizing the environmental problem locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

Green audit is carried out to provide an indication to company management about how the environmental Organization system and equipment’s are performing. As a result, the best practicable means can be applied to preserve air, water, soil, plant and animal life from the adverse effect. Some of the reasons why an organisation may wish to undertake green audit are

• pressures from environmental legislation

• environmental liabilities and insurance costs

• investment and decisions to buy facilities

• detailed investigation of specific issues

• corporate image and marketing opportunities

• concern about the environmental impact of the organisation generally

• past environmental accidents

Audits enable the management of an organisation to see exactly what is happening within the organisation and to check the operation (or otherwise) of systems and procedures. Some green auditing programmes have been motivated by the occurrence of green problem or incident, that is, a reactive response; others have been established in response to a desire to anticipate and head off potential problems, that is, the organisation takes a proactive stance. The incentives for green auditing, and the objectives an organisation will have in undertaking such an audit, have diversified since the early days of green auditing. This diversification reflects the increasing awareness of green issues, which is present in society as a whole, and the realisation by organisations of the need to integrate these issues into all aspects of their activities.

CIL provides Green Audit Services in Bengaluru(Bangalore), Karnataka, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body.CIL conduct green audit in India. CIL is an accredited certification services in India. An environmental audit is a good way of measuring an organisation’s environmental impacts, and enables informed decisions to be made about managing those impacts

ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT ACTIVITIES:

1. Pre-audit activities -These include selection of the expert team and development of a plan. The plan should include defining the scope of the work, selecting priority areas, laying down the procedure &allocating team resources. There are four key activities:

• Submitting pre-visit questionnaire of the facility.

• Reviewing relevant regulation. 

• Defining audit scope and team responsibilities

• Reviewing audit check lists.

2. On-site activities- Meeting of the team with the appropriate with the appropriate personnel of the unit &with discussion of the objective. The 3 primary functions on site activities are:

• Record &documentation review

• Interview with staff

• Physical inspection of the facilities.

3. Post-audit Activities: Development of raw material balance analysis for each process unit of the industry highlighting analysis for each process unit of the industry highlighting the proposed utilization of raw material and ideas regarding reuse can be thought of. Water, energy consumption, vegetation removal all the sensitive parts must be balanced. Evaluation of pollution audit, emission standard is carried out. a. Issue of draft report b. issue of final report Conducting follow up to the corrective action.

Advantages: -

• Preparation of Environmental management plan.

• Assessment of environmental input and risks.

• Identifying areas of strength and weakness for improvements.

• Evaluation of pollution control.

• Verification of compliance with laws.

• Assuring safety of plant, environment & human beings.

• Enhancement of loss prevention, manpower development and marketing.

• Budgeting for pollution control, waste prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse.

• Providing an opportunity for management to give credit for good environmental performance.

• As a whole environmental audit plays an important role in minimizing the environmental problem locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.

Green audit is carried out to provide an indication to company management about how the environmental Organization system and equipment’s are performing. As a result, the best practicable means can be applied to preserve air, water, soil, plant and animal life from the adverse effect. Some of the reasons why an organisation may wish to undertake green audit are

• pressures from environmental legislation

• environmental liabilities and insurance costs

• investment and decisions to buy facilities

• detailed investigation of specific issues

• corporate image and marketing opportunities

• concern about the environmental impact of the organisation generally

• past environmental accidents

Audits enable the management of an organisation to see exactly what is happening within the organisation and to check the operation (or otherwise) of systems and procedures. Some green auditing programmes have been motivated by the occurrence of green problem or incident, that is, a reactive response; others have been established in response to a desire to anticipate and head off potential problems, that is, the organisation takes a proactive stance. The incentives for green auditing, and the objectives an organisation will have in undertaking such an audit, have diversified since the early days of green auditing. This diversification reflects the increasing awareness of green issues, which is present in society as a whole, and the realisation by organisations of the need to integrate these issues into all aspects of their activities.