Water & Effluent Systems
Source, storage, treatment and discharge sized for peak shift demand, with ETP, STP and WTP trains engineered to the effluent load.
Discipline 05 · Environment & compliance
Environmental Engineering.
Compliance in, violations out — EIA, EMP, ESIA and DoE clearance through to ETP/STP/WTP design and installation, Higg FEM & FSLM audits, and the stack, air, noise and illumination testing that proves it.
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WTP, sump & pump room
BasisBaseline sampling & effluent load
ProcessETP · STP · WTP
ConsentDoE ECR 2023
Effluent train & stack
01 Scope
Scope of work
What we deliver
Assessment, clearance, treatment plant and monitoring under one roof — from the EIA and management plan the authorities read, to the ETP/STP/WTP the site runs on, and the stack, air, noise and illumination tests that keep the consent alive.
- Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Environmental Management Plan (EMP), ESIA and Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) prepared to the DoE format
- Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) and DoE consent packages — site, industry and project category specific
- Greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and ozone-depleting substance (ODS) inventories, with phase-out and reduction plans
- Engineering design and installation supervision of ETP, STP and WTP — biological, chemical and membrane trains
- Higg FEM and Higg FSLM (SLCP) assessment, gap analysis and improvement roadmap for buyer and brand audits
- Environmental parameter testing: stack emission, indoor and ambient air, noise, illumination, temperature and humidity
02 DeliverablesIncluded
Every package includes
Clear deliverables, fixed scope, milestone billing.
Assessment & Clearance
EIA, EMP, ESIA and IEE to DoE guidelines, with the ECC and consent package prepared and followed to issue.
Monitoring & Audits
Stack emission, indoor and ambient air, noise, illumination and thermal testing, GHG and ODS inventories, Higg FEM and FSLM audits.
Compliance scopeSend the site, industry and compliance stage →
03 ProcessHow we work
How an MTech project runs
From the baseline survey to the monitoring schedule that keeps the clearance alive — the same five-step rhythm on every engagement, so you always know what happens next.
Consultation
We walk the site with you: process, discharge route, stacks and utilities, and the compliance clock the project is working against.
Baseline Survey & Sampling
Stack emission, ambient and indoor air, noise, illumination and effluent sampled on site, with the laboratory programme that closes every parameter.
Assessment & Design
The EIA, EMP, ESIA or IEE written against the DoE format, alongside the ETP, STP or WTP process design that answers it.
Clearance & Submission
ECC, DoE consent, BLA, RAJUK, RSC and BEPZA packages prepared, submitted and followed through to a decision.
Monitoring & Aftercare
A recurring sampling schedule, O&M manuals and re-test support that hold the clearance and the Higg score together.
04 Design basisStandards
Codes and standards we work to.
Every flow, load and discharge limit traces back to a clause you can cite in front of the authority.
DoE ECR 2023Environmental conservation rules
DoE EIA GuidelinesEIA · EMP · ESIA · IEE formats
ISO 14001Environmental management systems
ISO 14064-1Greenhouse gas inventories
Higg FEM 4.0Facility environmental module
Higg FSLM · SLCPSocial & labour module
USEPA / EN methodsStack & air sampling
EN 12255Wastewater treatment plants
BNBC 2020 Part 8Building services & plumbing
WHO guidelinesDrinking-water & air quality
IEC 61672Sound level measurement
EN 12464 / CIEIllumination of workplaces
06 Brief
Next step
Talk to the engineer who will own your project.
Tell us the site, the industry and the deadline. We will come back with a scoped proposal — typically within two working days.
- Site, industry & compliance stage
- Sampling & testing scope
- DoE consent or buyer-audit deadline
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