ISO14001

Environmental Efficiency gained accreditation to the Environmental Management System standard ISO14001 in January 2012 for site and office activities.  We have been implementing such systems for many companies over the years and thought that it was time we practised what we preached.  Many organisations take a long time to implement such systems. Our view, backed up by our own experience and of the many firms where we have implemented the system, is that with determination a system can be written inside six weeks and within three to four months of operating the system, accreditation can be achieved.

Michael Martin leaves

Michael joined Environmental Efficiency in April 2011 as an internee (see News item of 01/03/2011).  Following nearly four months of work experience with us we are pleased that he has found a suitable job nearer home in Wexford Town where he will be helping one of our clients, Medentech, with the implementation of their ISO 14001 Environmental Management System.    During Michael's time with us he undertook Air Dispersion Modelling for Taconic and a review of the necessity for a Consent to Discharge for the Boatyard, New Ross.  We wish Michael the best for the future. (10/06/2011)

New Recruitment Opportunities
In addition to offering internships for Engineering and Environmental graduates, Environmental Efficiency is now pleased to announce that are now extending this opportunity to Business/Marketing graduates.  This is an ideal opportunity for Business/Marketing graduates to gain experience in a business sector where success is achieved by a thorough understanding of the market.

If you wish to explore this opportunity further, please call or email us. (19/05/2011)

Sandra Henrio joins

Sandra has joined Environmental Efficiency to gain work experience in an English speaking environment.  Sandra is in the second year in the engineering school “Ecole de Mine d’Albi-Carmaux and will be with us for three months.  (16/05/2011)

Bord Gais and Orbisol

Environmental Efficiency is pleased to be associated with Bord Gais and Orbisol at the Energy Show in the RDS this week.  Environmental Efficiency will be on the Bord Gais stand to support their drive to convert oil users over to natural gas.  In addition to natural gas being a cleaner fuel than oil (less CO2 emissions and no SOx emissions), the need for oil tanks and the associated bunding is eliminated.  In the UK oil leaks are the number one source of ground and water contamination; eliminating oil from your site offers clear environmental benefits.  Environmental Efficiency has undertaken a number of energy audits to date to support Bord Gais including Hollister, Our Lady's School Templeogue and Kinsale Community Hospital. (02/04/2011)

Michael Martin joins

We are pleased to welcome Michael to the team at Environmental Efficiency.  Michael has joined to gain further work experience after a short spell with one of our clients, Slaney Proteins.  Michael is studying Environmental Science through the Open University and is wanting to gain environmental experience in the real world. (01/03/2011)