In my previous article, Site Remediation: Part 1- The Basics, I provided an overview of approaches for remediation of contaminated site. In this second article, I focus on the issue that is central to all remediation projects: The boiler plate answer we as consultants inevitably give when our clients ask how much it would cost […]
Category Archives: Middle East
HSE Regulatory Requirements Across the GCC Part 4B: UAE – Federal Requirements
This is the fourth instalment of my blog series on the health, safety, and environmental (HSE) regulatory landscape across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and describes key competent authorities for HSE matters in the UAE.
HSE Regulatory Requirements Across the GCC Part 4A: UAE – Competent Authorities
This is the fourth instalment of my blog series on the health, safety, and environmental (HSE) regulatory landscape across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and describes key competent authorities for HSE matters in the UAE.
Introducing TIPS – Today’s Incident Prevention System
Notwithstanding the claims promoted by many companies of their million upon millions of hours of work done without a loss time incident, we are all very much aware that accidents happen. (If interested on my thoughts on the incident reporting scam please read this blog post – Lies, Damned Lies, Statistics and Loss Time Injuries).Accidents […]
“I Don’t Give a **** If You Don’t Believe in Climate Change…”
Paris Agreement, climate change, and greenhouse gasses – do you understand what these terms really mean? Do you understand that decisions we make today will have consequences far into the future? While climate change may seemingly have no apparent consequence to the day-today activities of most HSE professionals, I firmly believe that each and every […]