Centralize · Operate · Report
Enviro is the day-to-day work system for the environment department's operations. It structures the work around requirements, centralizes sensor data and speeds up report writing.
Obligations are often spread across several systems. No single place shows the requirements in force with their frequency and their actual status.
Knowing what is due, when and by whom relies on people rather than on a structure. The work is usually done well, but it remains vulnerable to staff turnover.
The report is pieced together from different sources once the period has closed. It is a heavy, long and tedious task.
Enviro sits on top of what already exists. An advanced organization gains the structure that links its systems to its requirements. A less-equipped organization also gains the work tools it was missing.
Use cases
The use cases start from what environment teams experience at operating sites and in junior mining companies.
A thousand-page authorization application becomes a dated work plan, validated by your team, that no longer depends on the person who keeps it.
Discharge standards, sampling, registers, notices and annual reports: each type of requirement gets the follow-up mechanics that suit it.
What is promised in the impact assessment becomes a condition, then a measurement, then a restoration criterion. Enviro keeps the thread from one phase to the next.
Campaigns are planned on the site map, readings are taken in the mobile app, and every inventory is compared year over year.
The environmental program involves people who have neither the same questions nor the same responsibilities. Each finds their own view, fed by the same requirement structure, so there are no figures from different places to reconcile.
They see their plan for the week, overdue tasks and forms to fill in, with the requirement that justifies each task. Their view is a work plan, not a dashboard.
They see program completion, compliance status by requirement, open deviations and upcoming filing deadlines. They know what will be due on March 31 before March even begins.
It sees only the scope of its mandate. It receives its tasks in the system, uploads its results and reports there, and the data stays with the site when the mandate ends.
Management sees each site's compliance status and can demonstrate the measures taken at any time, which is at the heart of the due diligence expected of executives.
What we measure
Final effluent (TSS, pH, metals, cyanides, ammonia, toxicity), groundwater in a network of observation wells, withdrawn volumes and dewatering, water balance.
What Enviro does
Simultaneous comparison against the applicable regimes, sampling program, threshold alerts, compilation of declarations and water balance.
What we measure
Sound levels at the receptor points, meaning the nearest homes, for daytime and night-time periods.
What Enviro does
Planned measurement campaigns, sound level meter data linked to the receptor points, comparison against the authorization's criteria, complaint register and response follow-up.
What we measure
Airborne particulates at the site boundaries and near receptors, dustfall and its sources: roads, crushing, waste rock piles.
What Enviro does
Sensor data cross-referenced with the weather, a concentration map, tracking of mitigation measures (watering, dust suppressant) and related complaints.
What we measure
Ground vibration velocity and air overpressure at every blast, at the measurement points near buildings, along with the time of the blast.
What Enviro does
Each blast is linked to its seismograph readings and compared against the authorization's limits, with a history per measurement point and a link to neighbour complaints.
Monitoring areas
Inspections, independent reviews, geotechnical instrumentation.
Storage, registers, immediate reporting of accidental releases.
Compilation of annual declarations.
Compensation commitments and biological monitoring.
Monitoring of progressive work and post-restoration monitoring.
Plantings, vegetation cover and survival monitoring.
These are the families of sources and destinations Enviro can connect to. Hover over a source to see where it leads.
Sources
Destinations
Enviro does not replace the systems in place. It builds on them and adds what was missing: the link between the requirement, the action and the evidence.
Implementation
Implementation is led by people who have run monitoring programs at operating sites themselves. They know the authorizations, the directives and what authorities expect from a report.
Requirements are extracted, qualified and validated with your team, section by section.
Stations, frequencies, calculation rules and report templates are set up to match your reality.
Training and support until the first report is produced in Enviro.
Tell us which one costs you the most time today, whether it's effluent monitoring, a noise campaign or an annual report. We build the demo around it rather than around a generic scenario.