Our environmental services ensure that your business complies with all environmental regulations. We provide extensive support, from applying for environmental identifiers to obtaining waste management permits.
Our Services:
- Application for Environmental Identifiers: Acquisition of KÜJ and KTJ identifiers, along with registration and de-registration in the HIR system.
- Annual Data Reporting: Preparation of waste declarations, air pollution reports (LM), air pollution fee calculations, and FAVI data submissions.
- Air Pollution Permits: Compilation of operational air pollution permits for boilers, technological exhausts, and afterburners, preparation of LAL data sheets, and coordination of accredited air pollution tests.
- Water Rights Permits: Compilation of water rights operational permit applications for parking lots, facilities with stormwater drainage, oil and sludge traps, and industrial wastewater drainage (boreholes, stormwater, wastewater discharge).
- Permits for Contaminated and Sensitive Areas: Preparation of water rights construction and operational permit applications for facilities with hazardous technologies.
- Water Quality Contingency Plans: Development of comprehensive water quality contingency plans.
- Waste Management: Preliminary assessments and impact studies, preparation of waste management permit applications, and obtaining preliminary inspections and permits for waste management activities.
- Consulting Services: Expert consulting in waste management, air pollution, noise and vibration protection, and water and geological media protection, along with issuing expert opinions.
- Liaison with Authorities: Regular communication with environmental authorities.
- External Environmental Officer: Performing duties as an external environmental officer to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
Environmental Protection Frequently Asked Questions
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Why is it important to request environmental identifiers (KÜJ and KTJ identifiers)?
Environmental identifiers like KÜJ and KTJ are essential for meeting environmental regulations. These identifiers enable companies to officially register their activities and comply with environmental laws.
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What types of annual data reporting are required?
Annual data reporting includes, among others, waste intake reports, air pollution levels (LM), air pollution fee calculations, and data submissions to the FAVI (Sectoral Supervisory Management Information) system. These data reports ensure the monitoring of the company's environmental performance.
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Why is it necessary to coordinate air pollution permits and testing?
Coordinating air pollution permits and testing ensures that companies comply with air pollution regulations and minimize air pollution levels. This includes obtaining operational permits for boilers, technological exhaust systems, and afterburners, as well as organizing accredited air pollution tests.
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Why is it important to prepare water permits and plans?
Water permits and damage prevention plans aim to ensure proper regulation and protection of water and wastewater treatment. These permits and plans help prevent water pollution and maintain water quality in contaminated and sensitive areas.
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Why is it necessary to prepare preliminary assessments and impact studies for waste management?
Preliminary assessments and impact studies help identify the environmental impact of waste management and ensure that waste management processes comply with regulatory requirements. These assessments and studies are necessary for submitting and approving waste management permit applications.
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How is communication with environmental authorities conducted?
Communication with environmental authorities involves regular reporting on regulatory compliance, meeting standards, and environmental performance. This includes submitting environmental reports, providing requested information to authorities, and managing environmental issues.
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When is it necessary to appoint an environmental officer, and what are their duties?
According to Government Decree 93/1996 (VII. 4.), the appointment of an environmental officer is required for specific environmental activities. The environmental officer's duties include ensuring compliance with environmental regulations, monitoring environmental performance, and liaising with environmental authorities. The officer ensures the company adheres to environmental regulations.
