Health & Safety, Environment, Quality and Risk
De-risking your energy project through HSEQ
De-risking your project through HSEQ
Risks can’t always be avoided, but they can be managed and reduced. All projects are exposed to risk in some form throughout their lifecycles so it is important to be one step ahead.
We help our clients to proactively identify and control risks, while adopting international HSEQ standards and best practice no matter where a project is located.
From reducing costs by handling risks and constraints upfront to optimizing opportunities, we guide our clients to achieve improved HSEQ performance for the benefit of employees, the project and stakeholders.
What we do for our clients
Working with HSEQ specialists
Wherever your focus, and whatever the stage of your renewables project, we want to make it clear how we can work together and how we add value to your project. Take a look at the timeline below:
What sets us apart
We’ve done this before. Our specialists come from a varied background – from supply chain and OEMs to energy developers and consultancy.
This means that they’ve had their hands on many energy and construction projects across the globe.
We don’t just focus on the ‘know-how’ – the ‘know-why’ is just as important. Our lessons learned database means we can track and analyse these risks and lessons for the benefit of future projects.
Drawing on lessons learned allows us to leverage proactive opportunities for your project.
One size doesn’t fit all, and the HSEQ considerations on an infrastructure project don’t always match with renewables projects.
Working exclusively in the renewable energy sector, we understand the nuances and specifics of the health & safety, environmental and quality considerations on a wind or solar project.
Get practical insights into how to navigate best HSEQ practice in emerging markets.
Any market embarking on implementing a new energy source into their energy mix will bring many challenges – bankability and financing, local regulations and standards, a lack of mature local supply chain to name a few.
Achieving success in health, safety, environmental and quality (HSEQ) can be challenging and not meeting well known standards can have big implications later down the line.
Emerging markets are ever-changing by nature, so leading the way in HSEQ can be difficult for developers in new markets to navigate.
Download this guide to understand the seven considerations that will help developers to get a few steps ahead in HSEQ in emerging markets.