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TEMN's qualifications include the assessment of environmental
compliance policies, and practices. TEMN has carried out
environmental audits for such large scale facilities as
the Norman Manley International Airport, and the Caribbean
Cement Company. For more information, contact us.
Norman Manley International Airport Audit
This entailed inspection of operations at the airport, located in
the Palisados/Port Royal Protected Area. In Phase 1, a
reconnaissance of the site was done, ascertaining environmental
compatibility of the operations. Phase 2 involved analyses of
waste streams, internal environmental conditions, effluent,
as well as air and water quality. Subsequently, compliance of
the operations with Jamaica’s, and international, standards
was determined. In Phase 3, data from Phases 1 and 2 as well
as current environmental management practices, and their
effectiveness was assessed. An Environmental Management System,
and future policy was then developed.
Phase 1 Environmental Audit of the Caribbean Cement Company
Cement Plant (With Claude Davis and Associates).
This project involved a Stage 1 Audit of the Caribbean Cement
Company plant at Rockfort. A full range of facilities were audited
and the process set up for EMS implementation as part of the
Company’s long term plan carry out a stage 2 and 3 audit and
to acquire ISO 14000 certification.
Phase 1 and Phase 2 Environmental Audit of the Holiday Inn
Sunspree Resort, Rose Hall Montego Bay
Phase 1 and Phase 2 Transaction Environmental Audits were carried
out for Bass Hotels Inc on the Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort, located at
Rose Hall, Montego Bay. This was part of the Due Diligence
examination of the property prior to purchase by Bass.
Phase 1 and Phase 2 Environmental Audit of the Wallenford Coffee
Processing Plant, for the Coffee Industry Board
A full Phase 1, 2 and 3 Audit of the Wallenford Coffee Pulpery and
Processing plant was carried out for the Coffee Industry Board. This
was in response to complaints from the community of water pollution
from waste originating from the plant.
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