Environmental construction monitoring
The environmental view of the construction site
Comply with legal regulations
Environmental construction supervision (UBB) ensures that your project complies with statutory environmental protection regulations and project-specific requirements. Environmental construction supervision often also includes pedological construction supervision.
We support you from the planning phase to the completion of construction and ensure that the construction process is environmentally friendly and sustainable. Our expertise in the areas of nature conservation, water and soil protection and energy efficiency ensures that your construction projects are implemented in the best possible way, taking ecological factors into account.
Through environmental construction supervision, we contribute to the preservation and improvement of the environment and ensure sustainable construction methods.
Our services
Our services for private and public clients:
- Advice and support in project planning and in the approval process
- Carrying out environmental impact assessments at all stages (preliminary investigation, main investigation)
- Planning and conducting surveys and investigations for environmental impact reports or independent studies (in all relevant areas - soil, contaminated sites, waste disposal, water, flora and fauna, noise, etc.)
- Assessment of project-related environmental impacts in the construction and operation phase
- Evaluate and plan environmental measures
- Support for the inclusion of environmental requirements and measures in the tender documents
- Advising the client during the tendering phase
- Environmental construction supervision (UBB) in the phases of realization and commissioning (see also environmental construction supervision)
- Overall project management, planning coordination and client support for complex construction projects and studies with environmental relevance
Reduce harmful environmental influences and consequential costs.
It is advisable to involve environmental specialists at an early stage. Ideally, suitable measures should already be defined during the planning and submission phase in order to minimize harmful environmental impacts and subsequent costs.
Contact
Daniel Sabathy
Lars Schudel
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