Environment
Division
I. Laboratory Testing and Field Sampling
a. Water
1. Drinking & Clean Water 2. Waste Water
Pengujian mutu air bersih Quality of Waste Water
(PP& WHO)
Sampling
Permenkes 492 Tahun 2010
WWT Assessment
Permenkes 32 Tahun 2017
Sampling
WWT Assessment
I. Laboratory Testing and Field Sampling
a. Water
3. Sea Water
Sea water sampling
Sea water lab testing
Physical properties
Chemical properties
Plankton & benthos
I. Laboratory Testing and Field Sampling
b. Air Sampling
1. Air Emission
2. Air Ambient
3. Outdoor
(ambient 24 hours)
4. Indoor Air Quality
I. Laboratory Testing and Field Sampling
c. Soil Sampling
Soil
assessment
Soil
contamination
Soil sampling
Hazardous
waste
II. Consultancy
a. Environmental Site Assessment (ESA)
ESA Phase-1 ESA Phase-2
Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Phase II Environmental Site Assessment
Process” (ASTM E-1527) Process” (ASTM E-1903)
• Environmental issues identified and their • Description of the drilling work (logs),
significance samples and field observations
• Details of the findings of the assessment • Analytical results and interpretation of
(document review, interviews and site visit) these compared with the normative values;
• Environmental conditions and the • Opinion regarding the environmental
likelihood of a release or threatened conditions of the site (data collected during
release of hazardous substances or the assessment)
petroleum products into the environment • Relevant appendices (including analytical
• Major environmental issues that have the report, a site location map, a map of the
potential to result in a business identified contaminations, etc)
interruption risk
• A conclusion regarding the need for further
investigation (Phase II ESA)
• Relevant appendices (a site locations map,
a map of the identified Areas of Potential
Environmental Concern, site photographs)
II. Consultancy
b. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
• To evaluate the potential sources of contamination (eg, industrial activities, storage of fuel, etc) and
recommend preventative measures in order to avoid any future contamination; and Environmental
Soil and Ground authorities can require a baseline report to be completed in order to allow comparison of the state
Water of the soil and groundwater before and after the industrial activity took place
Contamination
• To evaluate the changes on fauna and flora from the planned site configuration
Biology & Ecosystem
Study
• Air Dispersion Modelling: to evaluate the impact of stack and dust emissions on the surroundings
• Noise and Vibrations Measurements and Modelling: to assess the noise and vibrations that may be
perceived by neighbors and surroundings
• Odor Measurement and Modelling: to assess odor emissions by field sampling followed by
Modelling laboratory measurement and impact zone modelling with specialized software
ENERGY AUDIT
c. Energy Audit d. Water Audit
• Scope of works of Energy Audit • To demonstrate the water
includes a study for energy consumption and water discharge
conservation options of various and create a balance between
energy sources like electricity, fuel inlet and outlet water and try to
oil, gas etc, at the site and minimize the discharge water as
recommends actions for reducing much as possible
the energy consumption. • To measure the pumping system
• Energy Audit report highlighting efficiency of operating pumps and
observations, findings and to find technical and financial
recommendations feasibility to retrofit.
• Energy saving opportunities and
action items
• Presentation of findings and
technical discussions of the
recommendations given in the
report.
