Legal Suvidha can assist organizations in conducting an environmental audit by following a structured process. The following is a general overview of the procedure for environmental auditing with the help of Legal Suvidha:

Step 1: Planning: The first step is to plan the audit, including identifying the scope and objectives of the audit, establishing an audit team, and developing an audit plan.

Step 2: Fieldwork: The audit team will then conduct fieldwork, which includes gathering information and data related to the organization’s environmental impact, such as reviewing documents and records, conducting interviews, and conducting site visits.

Step 3: Analysis: Once the fieldwork is complete, the audit team will analyze the information and data collected to identify areas of non-compliance and opportunities for improvement.

Step 4: Reporting: The audit team will then prepare a report that summarizes the findings of the audit, including any areas of non-compliance, recommendations for improvement, and a corrective action plan.

Step 5: Follow-up: Finally, Legal Suvidha can assist the organization in implementing the recommendations and corrective action plan identified in the audit report, and conduct follow-up audits to ensure that the organization is making progress towards compliance and improvement.

Legal Suvidha’s environmental auditing service can provide organizations with a comprehensive assessment of their environmental impact, and valuable insights and recommendations to help them minimize their environmental impact, comply with regulations, and operate more sustainably.