This meeting comes inline with its efforts to encourage corporate environment, health and safety policies within the ever-expanding industrial activities taking place in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, the Environment Agency -
During the meeting, which was attended by representatives from 14 establishments, the Agency briefed the company representatives on several topics related to their industries. Topics included the requirements of ISO 140001 for Environmental Management Systems; environmental laboratories; requirements for project environmental impact assessments; environmental measures pertaining to drainage water and air emissions as well as standards for air quality and noise pollution.
Moreover, the Agency briefed the representatives on the country's federal and local environmental laws relating to waste management and radiation sources. Representatives were also briefed on EAD's permitting and inspection procedures, management of chemical and hazardous materials and its project to improve Abu Dhabi Emirate's air quality.
Representatives attended from the Emirate's various industries such as the food sector, chemical and pharmaceutical industry, basic metal industry, metal processing industry, environmental service providers and waste treatment facilities. The majority of those attending the meeting were from the metallic industries Sector, which forms the 3rd largest industrial sector after the Oil & Gas, Water & Electricity sector.
Environment Agency continues to meet with Industrial sector
Abu Dhabi (EAD) recently held a 2-day meeting with representatives from industrial establishments to demonstrate what is required of them when developing and implementing an Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) system.
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, October 17 - 2006 at 14:49
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Notes and media contacts
This meeting was just one of a series of meetings the Agency holds with representatives from the industrial sector. The Agency will be organizing additional similar meetings in the future, in its efforts to help curb the environmental impact of the industrial and development sector.For Further Information, Please Contact:
Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi
Environmental Education and Awareness Division
Laila Y. Al-Hassan or Sobhia El Masri
Tel: +9712 693-4442
Fax: +9712 681-7359
Posted by Lara Lynn Golden, News EditorTuesday, October 17 - 2006 at 14:49 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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