Environmental impact assessment
Pacific Infrastructure Group prepares environmental impact assessments for proposed development and infrastructure. We connect baseline studies, analysis of potential effects and mitigation measures with the design choices and approval information a project needs.
Assessment that informs the proposal.
An environmental assessment should explain how a proposal interacts with its setting and where a different approach could change its effects. Pacific scopes the evidence, considers alternatives and brings findings into the design discussion. We document potential impacts and the measures proposed to manage them, giving the project team and decision-makers a clear account of the assessment and the commitments that follow.
Landscape architecture · Urban design
What we do
Our capabilities
We bring the evidence, alternatives and management response together around the proposed development.
Assessment scoping
We identify the environmental issues, available information and baseline studies relevant to the proposal. Scoping helps focus the assessment on the effects that need to be understood and the evidence required to consider them.
Impacts and alternatives
We examine the potential effects of the proposal and consider how alternatives or design changes could avoid or reduce them. Connecting the findings to project options makes the assessment useful while decisions are still being made.
Mitigation and monitoring
We develop measures to address identified effects and document the monitoring or follow-up needed. These commitments link the assessment to the management planning and responsibilities required during delivery.
What you receive
Deliverables
Assessment outputs explain the evidence, conclusions and commitments behind the proposed environmental response.
The assessment requirements and supporting baseline information relevant to the proposal. They establish the basis on which impacts and alternatives are considered.
Working with Pacific Infrastructure Group
Value for your project
Focused studies
Identify the environmental questions that matter to the proposal and plan the evidence needed to address them.
Informed design choices
Use assessment findings to compare options and consider ways to avoid or reduce effects.
Clear commitments
Carry the assessment conclusions into documented measures that can guide management planning and delivery.
Other services
your project may need.
Talk to Pacific Infrastructure Group
Discuss your
requirements
Tell us about the proposal, location and approval stage. Include any existing environmental studies or assessment requirements so we can discuss the work needed.
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