Environmental management strategies supporting
responsible construction and planning compliance.
A Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) sets out how environmental impacts associated with construction activity will be managed throughout the construction programme. It demonstrates how construction works will minimise environmental impact while protecting neighbouring communities and sensitive environments.
Typical environmental considerations addressed within a CEMP
Planning authorities commonly require a Construction Environmental Management Plan to be submitted where a development may generate environmental impacts during construction.
"No development shall commence until a Construction
Environmental Management Plan has been submitted
to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority."
These requirements commonly apply where developments may generate environmental impacts during construction.

We review your development and site conditions to identify the environmental risks and planning requirements relevant to your CEMP.

We develop environmental management strategies tailored to your site, covering dust, noise, water, and pollution controls.

We prepare the CEMP documentation to the standard required by your Local Planning Authority.

We support your submission and liaise with the LPA to help secure approval and discharge the relevant planning condition.
Construction Environmental Management Plans may include measures addressing:
If your planning permission requires a Construction Environmental Management Plan to discharge a planning condition, Gravitas Logistics & Planning can prepare the required documentation and support your planning submission.