area your business resides within


• develop an environmental protection plan that covers both normal operation and any perceived risks attributable to abnormal function (such as loss of containment of stored liquids etc)


• where a risk of pollution might be identified, design systems of work and infrastructure that will support containment, such as bunding of potential spill areas, capping of drains and control of local waterways


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install monitoring systems and alarms to warn of potential material escape


carry appropriate first aid containment equipment and train staff in its use


Key relationships


• Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)


• Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department (SEERAD)


• England: English Heritage; Natural England; Environment Agency


• Scotland: Historic Scotland; Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA); Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) • Wales: Cadw – cultural and built


The Business and


Property Protection Portal Demonstrate the need for your services using big data


heritage; Natural Resource Wales (NRW)


• Northern Ireland: Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA); Forest Service Northern Ireland


This information is available via the BPPP, where risk control information is sorted by business type. It outlines key relevant challenges and provides solutions.


Portal benefi ts


• Position your products, services and advice within the framework of a total resilience offering


• Demonstrate risk challenges and provide target mitigation advice


• Both the web interface and the outputted reports feature your branding


thefpa.co.uk/BPPP | 01608 812 500 | technical@thefpa.co.uk


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