Compliance Audit Services

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CDG provides accredited NAAC Green audit services in India.

CDG is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body. There are a number of benefits to a firm undertaking a green audit. Some of the benefits are obvious, while others are less easy to identify. Two of the more easily recognized benefits are increased management effectiveness cost savings These will be discussed in turn, and then some of the other, less obvious, benefits will be covered briefly.

A Green audit can enable management personnel to become aware of many green issues of which they formerly may have been less well informed. This is especially the case in organizations with multiple facilities or with large manufacturing operations, where the senior managers and directors are often located at a distance, for example, in the head office.

Managers may not have visited many of the sites where there are obvious green risks and, even if they have, they may not have the appropriate knowledge or training to identify that risks are present. The use of green audits can provide management with the confidence that any actual or potential risks have been identified. However, auditing by itself does not improve green performance.

A Green audit merely provides a 'snap-shot' of what is happening at that moment in time, and doesn't help to ensure ongoing management effectiveness and the proper operation of systems and procedures. As a tool which aids decision-making and management control, a green audit is often carried out as part of an overall green management system.

A Green audit should identify opportunities for improvements in an organization's management, and this will often lead to savings in spending. This is particularly common in the case of 'issue' audits, such as the water or waste audit.
The benefits of Green auditing described so far are largely financial, and can be measured directly.

Environmental compliance audit – evaluates a company’s environmental performance and environmental responsibility practices, whether the company has complied with legal requirements and other requirements such as ISO 14001. It is usually the most comprehensive and, perhaps, the most expensive. 

Benefits of an environmental/Green audit: 

• Protect the environment and natural resources that are vital to your universities. 
• Stay compliant with the current environmental and energy laws 
• Address current or potential future problems that may arise 
• Identify potential cost savings from waste minimization and other activities 
• Show your commitment to environmental protection to your customers. 

Green/Environmental auditing and certification services will provide you with third-party verification of your institute's green initiatives and improvements. Our experienced environmental auditors will help you work to lower energy and raw materials use, reduce waste and pollution, and mitigate risks of accidents and emergency situations. Your business will not only be greener, it will also be more efficient and productive. 

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CDG provides accredited NAAC Green audit services in Mumbai.

CDG is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body & our accreditation board is a full member of ILAC. Moreover, we are accredited to conduct a ‘Green Audit’ & the same can be verified in our ‘approved accreditation scope’. 
Our green audit is based on the major environmental acts/policies of India (established by the union/state government) which are applicable to educational institutions, international norms & environmental best practices. We follow following acts & related regulations / policies: 
The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986; Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974; Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 Energy Conservation Act, 2001 Hazardous Waste Management Rules-2016 The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980; The Wildlife Protection Act, 1972; The Indian Forest Act, 1927 The biological Diversity Act 2002 ASOSAI (The Asian Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions) Guidance on ‘environmental audit’. 

What are the types of environmental audits? 
 Three main types of environmental audits: 
Environmental compliance audit – evaluates a company’s environmental performance and environmental responsibility practices, whether the company has complied with legal requirements and other requirements such as ISO 14001. It is usually the most comprehensive and, perhaps, the most expensive. 
 Environmental management audit – verifies whether the company has met the environmental objectives, policies, and performance set by management. 
 Functional environmental audit – focuses on one element or impact of a particular activity, such as wastewater management audits, materials, and air quality monitoring. 
An auditor will arrive at your university at a scheduled time. university members and staff are encouraged to participate and gain hands-on insight into the process and the opportunities. Where feasible, a blower door unit will be used to depressurize the building to help identify air leaks. Our auditor will walk around the building outside and inside, room by room, and look at: 
where energy efficiency could be improved, 
where potential air quality concerns are, 
where water resources could be saved, 
where waste could be diverted, and 
where operations of the building could be improved to save money and efforts. 


Green audit can be a useful tool for a university to determine how and where they are using the most energy or water or resources; the University can then consider how to implement changes and make savings. It can also be used to determine the type and volume of waste, which can be used for a recycling project or to improve waste minimization plan.

Green auditing and the implementation of mitigation measures is a win-win situation for all the University, the learners and the planet. It can also create health consciousness and promote environmental awareness, values and ethics. It provides staff and students better understanding of Green impact on campus. Green auditing promotes financial savings through reduction of resource use. It gives an opportunity for the development of ownership, personal and social responsibility for the students and teachers. 

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CDG provides accredited NAAC Green audit services in Bangalore.

The intention of organizing Green Audit is to upgrade the environment condition in and around the institutes, colleges, companies and other organizations. It is carried out with the aid of performing tasks like waste management, energy saving and others to turn into a better environmentally friendly institute. The Goals of Green Audit  The objective of carrying out Green Audit is securing the environment and cut down the threats posed to human health To make sure that rules and regulations are taken care of To avoid the interruptions in environment that are more difficult to handle and their correction requires high cost To recognize, diagnose and resolve the environmental problems To suggest the best protocols for adding to sustainable development.
Steps under Green Audit Pre-Audit Plan the audit Select the audit team Schedule the audit facility Acquire the background information Visit the site On-site Understand the scope of audit Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the internal controls Conduct the audit Evaluate the observations of audit program Prepare a report of the observations side by side Post-Audit Produce a draft report of the data collected Produce a final report of the observations and the inference with accuracy Distribute the final report to the management Prepare an action plan to overcome the flaws Keep a watch on the action plan. 

 A Green audit merely provides a 'snap-shot' of what is happening at that moment in time, and doesn't help to ensure ongoing management effectiveness and the proper operation of systems and procedures. As a tool which aids decision-making and management control, a green audit is often carried out as part of an overall green management system.

A Green audit should identify opportunities for improvements in an organization's management, and this will often lead to savings in spending. This is particularly common in the case of 'issue' audits, such as the water or waste audit.

The benefits of Green auditing described so far are largely financial, and can be measured directly. A range of less tangible benefits can also be identified, including increased awareness of green policies and responsibilities among the whole workforce increased management confidence due to a feeling of security that the compliance (and safety) status of the plant is confirmed and documented favorable publicity improved relationship with regulatory authorities better understanding of consumer demands However, there may also be various perceived disadvantages associated with undertaking a Green audit, for instance disruption of plant activity while the audit is carried out the cost of the exercise the possible perception by staff in the organization that an audit is a negative process, which assesses their performance.
  
Customers, communities, and governments around the world are actively expressing concern on climate change and environmental degradation. Consequently, organizations such as yours are under pressure to reduce any harmful effects on the environment. Environmental auditing and certification services will provide you with third-party verification of your institute's green initiatives and improvements. Our experienced environmental auditors will help you work to lower energy and raw materials use, reduce waste and pollution, and mitigate risks of accidents and emergency situations. Your business will not only be greener, it will also be more efficient and productive.

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CDG provides accredited NAAC Green audit services in Kolkata. CDG is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection body & our accreditation board is a full member of ILAC. Moreover, we are accredited to conduct a ‘Green Audit’ & the same can be verified in our ‘approved accreditation scope’. 
  
Green audit is defined as an official examination of the effects a university has on the environment. As a part of such practice, internal audit (Green Audit) is conducted to evaluate the actual scenario at the campus. We have been involved in offering green audit services in India.  
  
Educational institutions nowadays are becoming more sensitive to environmental factors and more concepts are being introduced to make them eco-friendly. To preserve the environment within the campus, various viewpoints are applied by the several educational institutes to solve their environmental problems such as promotion of the energy savings, recycle of waste, water reduction, water harvesting etc. The activities pursued by the university can also create a variety of adverse environmental impacts. Environmental auditing is a process whereby an organization's environmental performance is tested against its environmental policies and objectives.  
  
Benefits of Green Audit If Green Audit is enforced in an effective way, then there are many advantages that could be adopted from it. It would help to shield the environment Recognize the cost saving methods through waste minimizing and managing Point out the prevailing and forthcoming complications Authenticate conformity with the implemented laws Empower the organizations to frame a better environmental performance It portrays a good image of a company which helps building better relationships with the group of stakeholders Enhance the alertness for environmental guidelines and duties.  
  
An auditor will arrive at your university at a scheduled time. university members and staff are encouraged to participate and gain hands-on insight into the process and the opportunities. Where feasible, a blower door unit will be used to depressurize the building to help identify air leaks. Our auditor will walk around the building outside and inside, room by room, and look at:  

• where energy efficiency could be improved,  
• where potential air quality concerns are,  
• where water resources could be saved,  
• where waste could be diverted, and 
• where operations of the building could be improved to save money and efforts.  

The green audit is a requirement mentioned in the accreditation criteria of NAAC. NAAC has specified the eligibility criteria of an inspection company to conduct green audits. According to the NAAC advisory (F.No.14-29/2022, dated 26th May 2022) the competence criteria of an inspection body to conduct a ‘Green Audit’ is as follows:  
  
“In case any institution goes for one-time green audit, it should ensure that the agency is accredited as per ISO 17020 for a recognized standard/criteria for green audits by NABCB or any member of ILAC and the report/certificate carries logo of the AB”. 

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CDG provides accredited NAAC Green audit services in Delhi.

A Green audit should identify opportunities for improvements in an organization's management, and this will often lead to savings in spending. This is particularly common in the case of 'issue' audits, such as the water or waste audit. The benefits of Green auditing described so far are largely financial, and can be measured directly. A range of less tangible benefits can also be identified, including increased awareness of green policies and responsibilities among the whole workforce increased management confidence due to a feeling of security that the compliance (and safety) status of the plant is confirmed and documented favorable publicity improved relationship with regulatory authorities better understanding of consumer demands However, there may also be various perceived disadvantages associated with undertaking a Green audit, for instance disruption of plant activity while the audit is carried out the cost of the exercise the possible perception by staff in the organization that an audit is a negative process, which assesses their performance.

Benefits of Green Audit If Green Audit is enforced in an effective way, then there are many advantages that could be adopted from it. It would help to shield the environment Recognize the cost saving methods through waste minimizing and managing Point out the prevailing and forthcoming complications Authenticate conformity with the implemented laws Empower the organizations to frame a better environmental performance It portrays a good image of a company which helps building better relationships with the group of stakeholders Enhance the alertness for environmental guidelines and duties. 

Methodology: The Management of the University has shown a commitment towards green auditing during the pre-audit meeting. They were ready to encourage all green activities. It was decided to promote all activities that are environmentally friendly such as awareness programs on the environment, campus farming, planting more trees on the campus, etc., after the green auditing. The management of the University was willing to formulate policies based on a green auditing report. In order to perform green audits, the methodology included different tools such as preparation of questionnaires, physical inspection of the campus, observation, and review of the documentation, interviewing key persons, and data analysis, measurements, and recommendations. The study covered the following areas to summarize the present status of environmental management on the campus: Energy Management Water Management Waste Management Environment Management. 

The Green audit is a requirement of NACC assessment to the Colleges and Universities and it's practically involving energy conservation, use of renewable sources, rain water harvesting, efforts of carbon neutrality, planting of trees, hazardous waste management and E-waste management.  

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CDG provides good warehousing practices audit services in India.
Efficient warehousing practices help in achieving maximum order fulfillment at the lowest possible cost. Thus, using best warehousing practices are mandatory to transform the warehousing operations which can result in a reduction of cycle time, better inventory management, improved safety standards, lower costs etc. 
VARIOUS AREAS OF WARE HOUSING: - 
RECEVING AREA: - includes initial inspection, cleaning & weight checking. 
SAMPLING AREA: - with adequate facilities to prevent cross contamination. 
STORAGE AREA: - including specific storage like air  
STORAGE AREA: - including specific storage like air condition rooms, cold rooms, hazardous chemical storage room. 
REJECTED MATERIALS: -Destroyed or retinted unsuitable. 
DISPENSING AREA: -with adequate facilities to preclude cross contamination during dispensing. 
RULES FOR WAREHOUSING: - 

•  Systematic storage of the delivered goods. 
•  Use air circulation & protection against rodents. 
•  Keeping a space at least 50cm between the rows of pellets walls. 
•  Providing each product have only one specific place. 
•  On shelves clear labeling of products should be there. 
•  Adequate space should be provided for each good. 
•  Provide separate stoke card for each product. 
•  All boxes in stock should be closed. 
•  Flammable products should store in separate place. 

Principle: Premises must be located, designed, constructed, adapted, and maintained to suit the operations to be carried out.  
Electrical supply, lighting, temperature, humidity and ventilation should be appropriate and such that they do not adversely affect, directly or indirectly, either the pharmaceutical products during their manufacture and storage, or the accurate functioning of equipment. 
Premises should be designed and equipped so as to afford maximum protection against the entry of insects, birds or other animals. There should be a standard procedure to prevent from rodent and pest control. 
CHARACTERS OF GOOD WAREHOUSE: - 

• Properly cleaned. 
• Good preservation of drugs & equipment's. 
• Provide safety for staff & stocked goods. 
• Control of air, light, humidity & temperature. 
•  Products to be purchased according to needs. 
• Order the destruction of unsuitable products. 
•  Promote rational use of pharmaceutical products 

Quality Assurance (SOPs): - 

• Each warehouse will have to establish operating procedures. 
•  They must be clearly defined for each stage activities. 
•  Direct purchase from raw materials manufactures. 
•  Purchase via Headquarters. 
•  Reception of local and imported orders. 
•  Unpacking, labeling and storage of products. 
•  Computerized stock managements. 
•  Preparations of an orders for delivery. 
•  Returns of drugs. 
•  Managements of Expired drugs. 
•  Safety and cleanliness of premises 

Benefits of warehousing Besides, serving the storage purpose, warehousing facilitates preservation facility against water, fire, theft and climatic changes. Due to technological advancements, safety measures and computerization, warehouses minimize spoilage, errors, accidents, omissions, breakage, deterioration in quality etc. 

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CDG provides good warehousing practices inspection services in India.
GOOD WAREHOUSING PRACTICE: - 

•  Factory Stock which should be received with proper documents detailing the names of product, the batch number, the number of units of final packs of each batch, the date of dispatch and the quality control status of the batches. 

•  The stock control system must be such that only passed batches of 12 

•  The stock control system must be such that only passed batches of products are issued for distribution. Stocks should be stored, product wise to enable quick identification and control of stock movement 

• Stocks should therefore be racked and stored in a manner that earlier stocks are earlier accessible than the later ones. 

•  The picking and assembling areas should be so arranged as to minimize the distance travelled by warehouse operators. Picking stocks should be located on shelves at convenient heights and with proper labels which clearly identify the products. 

•  Assembled products should be checked for accuracy of quantities and identities of products ordered. Batch details should be recorded in relevant documents. 

•  Finished product should be packed in the containers and dispatched for the transportation. 

 IMPORTANCE OF GOOD WAREHOUSING PRACTICES 

•  To optimize the resources available for a large-scale storage in a specified manner. 
•  As an integral part of the supply chain. 
•  Making the best use of the real time data for effective supply chain and optimization of the stock put away and Bin utilization. 
•  To save time and effort in identifying and locating goods. 
•  To maintain a safe, clean and segregated environment. 
•  To control the movement and storage of material within the stores. 
•  To help in easy stock take and stock verification & reconciliation and help in stock corrections if necessary. 
•  Regulatory requirement for pharmaceuticals. 
•  To develop a zone concept for product wise segregation. 
•  To streamline the process of receival, storage and distribution. 

ELEMENTS OF GOOD WAREHOUSING PRACTICES: 
Costs involved in warehouse: As a practice it is good to follow first expiry first out (FEFO) for the finished goods, which helps to maintain the inventory with the maximum shelf-life FIFO is also equally valid as FEFO. 
Stock Verification: Orderly, timely and frequent stock verification is the key to correct stocks and the same affect the business positively. The warehouse must on a routine basis share the data on the nonmoving, dead stock and the near expiry products so that the management can take a decision on the fate of the drugs. 
Safety: Safety is of foremost important in a warehouse considering the various types of activities an equipment like the forklift, Trolley, pallets drums shippers etc. Some are kept at a height which if not stored properly can be precarious and lead to fatal accidents. 
Premises, Health &Hygiene: The area should be kept clean and away from objectionable odors. Smoke dust and other contaminants. The warehouse should be well ventilated. It should protect the goods from adverse weather conditions. 

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• Delivery Time: 10 days

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The Good Hygiene Practices certification from CDG is meant to certify food sector organizations that adhere to the Good Health Practice based on the standards of the General Principles of Food Quality and Safety Control.

CDG’s Good Hygiene Practices (GHP) certification is designed to certify organisations who comply with GHP within the food industry based on the requirements of CDG – General Principles of Food Hygiene.  It’s important to promote good hygiene management in your food supply chain. That can be achieved through auditing your supply chain processes. Good sanitary and food handling measures should go without saying but can always be improved in your production line.

 GHP compliance highlights areas of concern and potential pitfalls to improve your food safety standards. Auditing will check your facilities, equipment and workspaces to ascertain what needs to improve and potential risks.

 Good Health Practice certification is recommended by the Food and Drug Administration and other regulatory agencies throughout the world to make sure that a company is focused on reducing food-borne diseases and food poisoning through the implementation of food safety procedures.

 

It will assess and ensure the food being processed is suitable for human consumption and is the bare minimum needed to comply with regulations in the industry for hotels and restaurants. Food contamination and disease should not be taken lightly and GHP compliance will aid that consideration.

 Good Hygiene Practices are guidelines for the conditions in which items should be manufactured.

Requirements for Good Hygiene Practices are related to the following:

 - The configuration and management of safe food manufacturing plants

- Cleaning and sanitization techniques

- Hygienic operation of each step of the process

 GHP compliance covers the minimum sanitary and hygiene practices for food processors, such as Hotesls And restaurants, to ensure that food is safe and suitable for human consumption. GHP is a required foundation to implement other food safety Management initiatives such as GMP, HACCP and ISO 22000. The FDA and other regulatory bodies worldwide recommend GHP compliance to ensure that a company is committed to reducing food contamination and food borne diseases by implementing food safety practices.

 The Hygiene Monitored program can be useful for following industries:-

1-Hotels

2- Restaurants and catering

3- Quick service restaurants

4- Food retail stores

5- Convenience stores

6- Pharmaceutical manufacturing units

 Guidelines for Verification

- Covers a wide range of activities, including reviews.

- Employees' hygiene procedures.

- Sanitation infrastructure.

- Food safety procedures.

- Avoidance of both chemical and physical risks.

- Controlling pests.

In Conclusion

Good Hygiene Practices are more or less like a supplement to Good Manufacturing Practices. This certification also defines the implementation of Good Catering Practices guideline supplements in the restaurant, catering, and cafe industries.

 As a Food Business Operator, you should get a Good Hygiene Certification from CDG Company to maintain compliance with the regulatory standards.

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• Item Code: GHP-Certificate
• Production Capacity: Any
• Delivery Time: 15 days

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CDG is a leading inspection agency for inspection of Good Hygiene Practices. Our group company is ISO 17020 accredited inspection agency.Personal hygiene habits such aswashing your hands and brushing and flossing your teethwill help keep bacteria, viruses, and illnesses at bay. People who have poor hygiene — disheveled hair and clothes, body odor, bad breath, missing teeth, and the like — often are seen as unhealthy. Such people can bring in contamination in the supply chain. Our audits are focused to identify hygeine practices of people working in anorganisation.

Good Hygiene Practices

Maintaining excellent personal cleanliness is one of the most effective methods to maintain good normal growth and development.

Good hygiene practices may help to keep clean, raise morale, and improve personal relationships, and also lower the risk of disease and unfavorable medical problems caused by poor hygiene.

Food hygiene is defined as ‘the measures and conditions necessary to control hazards and to ensure fitness for human consumption of a foodstuff taking into account its intended use.

GHP- GOOD HYGIENE PRACTICES CERTIFICATION

GHP (Good Hygiene Practices) guides about the conditions of the products that should be produced under.

Proper Hygiene Requirements expressed as GHP, hygienic requirements is related to the design and configuration of hygienic food production facilities, cleaning and disinfection methods, food processing in raw foods are microbial quality, hygienic operation of each processing step, personnel hygiene is a system that includes applications such as.

GHP Good Hygiene Practice is a complementary standard of GMP Good Manufacturing Practices.  Also this certification is defining Catering, Restaurant and Cafe applications for GCP Good Catering Practices standard supplements.

Every customer has the right to demand products that are safe, hygienically processed, and of acceptable quality. This is why, in order to avoid risks, the production of products like food must be handled with caution.

Good Hygiene Practices are a set of guidelines for preventing contamination of products and providing safe products to people.GHP Certification. GHP compliance covers the minimum sanitary and hygiene practices for food processors, such as Hotesls And restaurants, to ensure that food is safe and suitable for human consumption. GHP (Good Hygiene Practices) guides about the conditions of the products that should be produced under.

It will examine and certify that the food being produced is safe for human consumption and that it meets the basic requirements required by industry laws for restaurants and hotels. Contamination and disease in food should not be treated lightly, and Good Health Pr compliance will help with that.

Proper Hygiene Requirements expressed as GHP, hygienic requirements is related to the design and configuration of hygienic food production facilities, cleaning and disinfection methods, food processing in raw foods are microbial quality, hygienic operation of each processing step, personnel hygiene is a system that includes applications such as.

Every day people all over the world get sick from diseases caused by consuming unsafe food and water. Correct food hygiene practices can prevent the spread of foodborne illness and are necessary to ensure the safety of food from the farm to the fork.

As a Food Business Operator, you should get a Good Hygiene Certification from CDG Company to maintain compliance with the regulatory standards.

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• Production Capacity: Unlimited
• Delivery Time: 15 Days

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CDG is an accredited inspection agency for energy audits.

Energy Audits 
Energy Audit is conducted to institute energy efficiency programs to estimate design, commission and performance monitor of projects for energy conservation and suggest energy efficient measures and technologies of energy best utilization.  
Energy Audits include Energy Audits – Walk through, preliminary and detailed Energy Audits and Infrared Thermography Assessments in the various industries such as Electrical, Construction, %Product% in Cities %City% India. 
 Auditing Services of CDG are designed to meet Global Standards that deliver Credibility in adoption of Energy Saving Measures. To achieve this objective, professionally trained auditors are deputed to identify 'Opportunities and Measures for Improvements' in Energy Auditing. 
Energy audit services requires to identify measures those are ignored in the plant and units. It assesses the effectiveness of structure for controlling energy use and implementing changes. The energy audit report establishes the needs for energy metering and monitoring in units. The energy audit also lists down the action plans to implement and sets the preliminary budget for the energy efficiency program. 
Energy is the basic necessity to all the phenomenon and processes in the world. All industrial, as well as service sectors are focusing on energy efficiency in a larger extent.   
Scope of Energy Audit: 
Identify areas of opportunity for energy saving and recommend the action plan to bring down total energy cost in the organization. 
Identify areas of energy wastage in various sections and suggest measures for minimizing energy losses or suggest alternative energy saving measures that can effectively replace inefficient processes. 
Conduct energy performance evaluation and study process optimization. 
Conduct efficiency test of the equipment's and make recommendations for replacement with more efficient equipment with projected benefits. 
Suggest improved operation and maintenance practices. 
Provide details of investment for all the proposals for improvement. 
Evaluate benefits that can be benefitted through investment and payback period. 
What are the duties of energy auditor? 
The energy auditors focus on conserving energy and reducing carbon and environmental footprints. They collect, inspect and analyze the energy flow data to make strategies to reduce energy consumption in buildings. 
CDG Energy Audits 
Our expert auditors will give you a clear understanding of how your facility consumes energy. Audits include a physical inspection of buildings and equipment. Depending on the level of detail required, audits may include a simple visual inspection or detailed measurements. The final report will systematically break down how energy is used and where saving opportunities can be achieved. 
Typically, our energy audits will: 
Breakdown energy usage and significant energy use by equipment/process 
Benchmark energy performance against similar premises/processes 
Provide an overview of supply and metering strategy 
Analyze the building envelope, services and controls 
Review of the energy management procedures, including maintenance 
Identify energy and cost saving opportunities together with pay back periods of the investment needed to implement the energy saving measures 
Prioritize no or low-cost opportunities to large capital investment opportunities and create action plans. 

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• Delivery Time: 1 month

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Green Campus emphasizes on the following aspects. Greenery to provide pollution free air and carbon sink. A clean campus. Minimise - waste and consumption of water and energy. Adoption and deployment of environment - friendly activities.

 

There are four factors that forming green criteria on buildings that are inside a green campus. The four factors are energy conservation, interior, indoor comfort, and material.

 

Design and construction practices that significantly reduce or eliminate the negative impact of buildings on the environment and occupants in five broad areas.
  Sustainable site planning
  Safeguarding water and water efficiency
  Energy efficiency and renewable energy
  conservation of materials & resources
  Indoor environmental quality

 

Green campus is a concept to build sustainable living practices that are environmental-friendly in educational institutions around the world.
Sustainable environment in college campus impacts students’ lives positively on a daily basis as well. Studies have shown that students studying in active green campuses have better knowledge retention capacity, environmental behaviors, community solidarity, etc.

 

A Green Campus is a place where environmentally friendly practices and
education combine to promote sustainable and eco-friendly practices in
the campus. The green campus concept offers an institution the
opportunity to take the lead in redefining its environmental culture and
developing new paradigms by creating sustainable solutions to
environmental, social and economic needs of the mankind.

 

A GREEN CAMPUS is one that carries out these functions according to a system-wide culture of environmental sustainability, balancing function, and design with existing and
foreseen resources. A GREEN CAMPUS is a place where environmentally responsible practice and education go hand in hand and where environmentally responsible tenets are borne out by example.

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CDG is an accredited agency for industrial energy audits.

Industrial energy audit  
Industrial energy audit is a procedure carried out in large industry enterprises to gather information on all the company's energy consumption patterns. 
According to the information obtained in audit the evaluation of company's energy efficiency and analysis of ways how to increase it carried out. It is a systematic procedure to obtain information on industrial or commercial operation actual energy consumption, and analysis to identify and quantify cost-effective energy savings opportunities. 
In major industrial enterprises energy audits should be carried out on a regular basis, as energy savings can be significant for the company's development. However, overall industrial energy audits are based on the Directive on Energy Efficiency (2012/27/EU). Consequently, in 2013 the Cabinet of Ministers adopted common rules on industrial energy audits, issued in accordance with the Law "On Conformity Assessment". The rules applicable to companies whose industrial activity according to the economic activity of the statistical classification (NACE 2.red.) include: 

• mining and quarrying (activity B); 
• manufacturing (activity C); 
• electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning (activity D); 
• water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities (activity type E); 
• construction works (nature F). 

The draft rules provides that the states "Standardization, Accreditation and Metrology Centre" Ltd. (Latvian National Accreditation Bureau) evaluates and accredits the quality management system developed by candidates within which the industrial energy audits are carried out. They are also planning and carrying out monitoring visits in order to supervise the realization of accredited industrial energy audit system. 
What is the need of energy audit in an industry? 
The audit will provide you with a complete electricity consumption and energy efficiency assessment. You can obtain important information regarding your energy usage and Energy Star rating from the audit report. With this information, you can identify and correct any energy usage issues to cut electricity costs. 
What are the benefits of industrial energy audit? 

• Customer receives analysis on the energy use in the previous 2 years. 
• Customer receives a report on the company's energy balance, which describes the current situation and is issued by an accredited institution. 
• Customer receives a report containing the energy efficiency measures and accordingly calculated energy savings. 
• The Client is given the opportunity to reduce production costs and improve the company's competitiveness. 

Why to choose CDG energy auditors? 
According to the legislation, industrial energy audits are not carried out by one person, but a group of people, which are combined by experts with specific knowledge. That is why our skilled and knowledgeable environmental engineers and certified energy auditors of building will provide professional assessment and recommendations for your company. If you choose to order industrial energy audit at CDG, you will get the opportunity of co-operation with an internationally recognized company that in Latvia is already running more than 10 years and gained a huge experience in this industry.