WSP Environmental Services for Mining and Metals

SOQ | Mine Environmental Services

PERMITTING SUPPORT & MONIT

WSP’s combined years of expertise bring even the most complicated projects to success. With WSP’s understanding of the local, state, and federal regulations, our insightful solutions and practical results help direct our clients to solutions throughout the mining lifecycle. WSP has tremendous experience in preparation of permitting applications and other documents such as Plans of Operations, federal/state/local air/water permits, reclamation and closure permits, hazardous material/ waste permits, NEPA compliant documents, and a multitude of other permits needed for mine operations. EA and EIS preparation as well as mine closure plans and cost estimates. In addition, WSP can support ESG goals with carbon emission reduction, carbon capture and green energy. With WSP, our clients rely on us for the application process, environmental assessments, technical and public hearings, mine lifecycle planning, closure plans, and many more disciplines we pride our work in. WSP continues to work with its clients and their challenges to help support the permitting process. Our expertise is working with clients through strategizing the permitting and regulatory process. For this process, we: „ Review applicable permitting, regulation, and ordinances at the local, state, and federal level „ Consult with environmental regulators, and public stakeholders and Indigenous peoples „ Integrate our knowledge and expertise into the application and mining lifecycle from cradle to grave „ Utilize advanced technical solutions for site management „ Continually integrate engineering and environmental support throughout the process During the mining process and the lifecycle of the mine, permitting support such as monitoring is required. With WSP, we provide comprehensive services to assist with monitoring compliance. Our services for monitoring compliance include waters, waste, closure, and post closure. Monitoring can include baseline surveys, reports, ecological restoration, reclamation, and other critical areas of interest.

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