Clause Question Description Name and Location of Actions / Notes Documents 2.2.1 The institution shall have a Procedure 2.2.1 in the Loreus Procedure 2.2.1 in the Loreus The Sustainability Office Team have methodology for assessing Document Manager is Document Manager was used to recently developed an internal the significance of its recommended. develop the Environmental Environmental Impact Assessment environmental aspects. Aspects Procedure tool, ENU-EMS-90. The tool will be This procedure’s purpose is to define stored within the Records used to assess all project and service the methodology used to identify, section, under & related developments at the University. ‘Aspects assess this significance of and review Impacts Register’ in the Loreus the institution’s environmental document control system. aspects. 2.2.2 The institution shall identify all Following the Environmental The aspects identified are also covered aspects and associated Aspects Procedure, through an array of policies and plans impacts related to the all significant aspects related already listed on pages two and three institutions activities, products to the institutions activities were of this document. For example, in and/or services. assessed by Grant Ferguson, terms of procuring food, the University Richard Cebula and Jamie has a Sustainable Food Policy Pearson in May 2014. See ENU-EMS-79. 18 significant aspects were highlighted by Alex Hobbins during his visit to the University in January 2013. The 18 were discussed and expanded to 43. 2.2.3 The institution shall rank the EcoCampus Significance Calculator Following on from 2.2.2, all 43 significance of the Tool is recommended to assess the significant aspects identified environmental aspects significance of the institution’s were ranked against normal, identified under normal, environmental aspects. abnormal and emergency abnormal and emergency operating conditions. See operating conditions. Refer to Significance Calculator Aspects Register Edinburgh – Manual available on the training Napier University ENU-EMS-79. centre (Section 6: Software manuals) 2.3 Developing Objectives and Targets Clause Question Description Name and Location of Actions / Notes Documents
Clause Question Description Name and Location of Documents Actions / Notes 2.2.1 The institution shall have a methodology for assessing the significance of its environmental aspects. Procedure 2.2.1 in the Loreus Document Manager is recommended. This procedure’s purpose is to define the methodology used to identify, assess this significance of and review the institution’s environmental aspects. Procedure 2.2.1 in the Loreus Document Manager was used to develop the Environmental Aspects Procedure stored within the Records section, under ‘Aspects & Impacts Register’ in the Loreus document control system. The Sustainability Office Team have recently developed an internal Environmental Impact Assessment tool, ENU-EMS-90. The tool will be used to assess all project and service related developments at the University. 2.2.2 The institution shall identify all aspects and associated impacts related to the institutions activities, products and/or services. Following the Environmental Aspects Procedure, all significant aspects related to the institutions activities were assessed by Grant Ferguson, Richard Cebula and Jamie Pearson in May 2014. See ENU-EMS-79. 18 significant aspects were highlighted by Alex Hobbins during his visit to the University in January 2013. The 18 were discussed and expanded to 43. The aspects identified are also covered through an array of policies and plans already listed on pages two and three of this document. For example, in terms of procuring food, the University has a Sustainable Food Policy 2.2.3 The institution shall rank the significance of the environmental aspects identified under normal, abnormal and emergency operating conditions. EcoCampus Significance Calculator Tool is recommended to assess the significance of the institution’s environmental aspects. Refer to Significance Calculator Manual available on the training centre (Section 6: Software manuals) Following on from 2.2.2, all 43 significant aspects identified were ranked against normal, abnormal and emergency operating conditions. See Aspects Register – Edinburgh Napier University ENU-EMS-79. 2.3 Developing Objectives and Targets Clause Question Description Name and Location of Documents Actions / Notes
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