Menu
31/10/2001
Local firm scoops environmental award
The Department of the Environment has commended a County Londonderry firm for its attainment of a prestigious environmental award.
Precision Industrial Services Ltd was presented with an ISO 14001 certificate, which highlights compliance with a high environmental standard, at their premises in Campsie Industrial Estate, Londonderry on Wednesday October 31 by DoE Minister Sam Foster.
Referring to the company’s operations, which cover a broad range of industrial and contract cleaning services, the Minister said: “The fact that your Company has achieved this award, is an indication that you have recognised your environmental responsibilities and that you are fully committed to responding positively to them. It acknowledges your valuable contribution to ensuring that we have a cleaner and healthier environment.”
Mr Foster said that he was particularly pleased to see that industry was increasingly recognising both its responsibility, and the enormous contribution, which it can make to conservation of the environment. He added: “More and more, companies are seeing that sound environmental management makes good sense, and can bring both economic and social benefits. It meets customers’ demands, it meets social responsibility and it meets legislative requirements.” (AMcE)
Precision Industrial Services Ltd was presented with an ISO 14001 certificate, which highlights compliance with a high environmental standard, at their premises in Campsie Industrial Estate, Londonderry on Wednesday October 31 by DoE Minister Sam Foster.
Referring to the company’s operations, which cover a broad range of industrial and contract cleaning services, the Minister said: “The fact that your Company has achieved this award, is an indication that you have recognised your environmental responsibilities and that you are fully committed to responding positively to them. It acknowledges your valuable contribution to ensuring that we have a cleaner and healthier environment.”
Mr Foster said that he was particularly pleased to see that industry was increasingly recognising both its responsibility, and the enormous contribution, which it can make to conservation of the environment. He added: “More and more, companies are seeing that sound environmental management makes good sense, and can bring both economic and social benefits. It meets customers’ demands, it meets social responsibility and it meets legislative requirements.” (AMcE)
Related Northern Ireland Business News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
30 April 2018
Invest NI Support Blockbusters Environmental Services
Blockbusters Environmental Services has been supported by Invest NI to recruit six new staff and securing a new contract in Great Britain. The company will be providing its specialist drainage and environmental services to an award-winning UK construction and fit-out contractor for its London based construction projects.
Invest NI Support Blockbusters Environmental Services
Blockbusters Environmental Services has been supported by Invest NI to recruit six new staff and securing a new contract in Great Britain. The company will be providing its specialist drainage and environmental services to an award-winning UK construction and fit-out contractor for its London based construction projects.
14 September 2001
NIE ‘cleans up’ with environmental award
Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) has become one of Ireland’s largest organisations to achieve a prestigious international environmental award for outstanding environmental work.
NIE ‘cleans up’ with environmental award
Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) has become one of Ireland’s largest organisations to achieve a prestigious international environmental award for outstanding environmental work.
14 February 2020
Co Down Drainage Firm Reduces Pollution With New Tech
A Co Down start-up has developed new technology to reduce environmental pollution levels by controlling water and wastewater levels in drainage networks.
Co Down Drainage Firm Reduces Pollution With New Tech
A Co Down start-up has developed new technology to reduce environmental pollution levels by controlling water and wastewater levels in drainage networks.
12 May 2017
Businesses Urged To Complete Environmental Benchmarking Survey
Businesses across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to complete the NI Environmental Benchmarking Survey 2017. The survey benchmarks organisations against both their sector peers and leading Northern Ireland organisations, on the basis of their environmental management and performance in key areas.
Businesses Urged To Complete Environmental Benchmarking Survey
Businesses across Northern Ireland are being encouraged to complete the NI Environmental Benchmarking Survey 2017. The survey benchmarks organisations against both their sector peers and leading Northern Ireland organisations, on the basis of their environmental management and performance in key areas.
17 January 2012
Support Given To Over 40 Green Community Projects
Local environmental charities will receive nearly £250,000 from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency to carry out projects over the next three months. Over 40 projects will receive funding of up to £10,000 each to carry out work to benefit Northern Ireland’s people and wildlife.
Support Given To Over 40 Green Community Projects
Local environmental charities will receive nearly £250,000 from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency to carry out projects over the next three months. Over 40 projects will receive funding of up to £10,000 each to carry out work to benefit Northern Ireland’s people and wildlife.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A showery start with outbreaks most frequent north of Lough Neagh and through the morning, before dwindling during the afternoon as the northwest breezes ease and brighter spells of weak sunshine prosper. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A dry night, save for a few light showers around the coasts, with prolonged clear spells and light winds bringing a frosty dawn for many in central and southern parts. Minimum temperature -3 °C.
