Environmental Management for Every Business
Environmental responsibility is essential for any business that wants to operate safely, legally, and sustainably.
Poor environmental management can harm the environment, put people at risk, damage reputation, and lead to costly enforcement action. Managing environmental risks properly protects employees, the public, and surrounding communities. Issues such as waste, hazardous substances, emissions and pollution are closely linked to workplace health, safety and wellbeing, and responsible management supports safer working practices.
Craven Consultants supports businesses to meet their environmental responsibilities in a practical, people-focused way. Our services help identify risks, meet legal requirements and improve environmental performance without unnecessary complexity.
We integrate environmental awareness with health and safety and people-focused training, helping employees understand their role and work safely and responsibly. This joined-up approach strengthens safety culture, improves compliance and supports long-term sustainability.
Environmental responsibility is more than compliance; it’s about protecting people and the future of your business. Craven is here to help.
Risk Management & Protection
Help protect your business, keep you compliant and give you peace of mind
Efficient Time & Cost
Employing someone of equivalent experience could cost you as much as 10 times more!
Advice & Support
A dedicated, friendly, and efficient advisor with added value of no nonsense, straight talking, and pragmatic support
Supporting Software
Provide proactive software to streamline those time–consuming processes
Environmental Key Concerns
- Outdoor air pollution is linked to about 30,000 premature deaths per year in the UK alone, and nearly 7 million deaths globally every year from dirty air
Biodiversity and nature loss
- UK wildlife abundance has declined to about 37 percent of its 1970 levels, showing long-term species losses and ecosystem stress.
Carbon and climate change impacts
- The UK climate has warmed sharply over recent decades with the last three years (2022–2024) ranking among the UK’s top five warmest on record, driving heatwaves and extreme weather.
Land and soil degradation
- Around a quarter of the world’s ice-free land is degraded due to human activity, affecting food systems, biodiversity and rural livelihoods.
Plastic pollution threats
- Globally, less than 10% of all plastics are recycled, leaving over 8 billion tons of plastic waste polluting land and oceans. Scientists warn this contributes to tens of thousands of deaths and massive economic costs.
"Human health ultimately depends on the health of our environment.”
World Health Organization (WHO)