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Why Environmental Compliance Monitoring is Essential for Businesses  Environmental compliance monitoring is a legal necessity. It is part of corporate accountability and an efficient and effective way to avoid unnecessary loss of resources. Environmental compliance management ensures that: Compliance tasks are completed on time and assigned to competent professionals. Data is refined and uploaded correctly.

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In the event of an emergency, emergency lighting is the first line of escape. This is part of an active fire prevention system and is installed throughout all building types as part of the safety provisions of a building. The emergency lighting system is an integral part of the overall design of a building to

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Cracking is a relatively common feature in all buildings, regardless of age or form of construction. Types and severity of cracking vary widely from cracking in non-structural finishes due to drying and shrinkage of material up to more severe forms which have a destabilising effect on the building structure. This article focuses on cracking which

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Active travel is travelling with a purpose – walking as part of a commute to work, cycling to the shop or scooting to school are all considered active travel, whereas walking or cycling for purely leisure purposes are not. Active travel will play an important role in diversifying the transport modal share in Ireland. This

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Value Management may be typically described as an analytical process for developing innovative, holistic approaches to complex projects in a structured way.  The design process of a project can be highly complex, technical and can deviate from the direction of the project from the original concept and aspirations of the project sponsor.  In construction projects,

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Brexit Impacts on Building Regulation Compliance in Ireland Brexit versus BC(A)R, it’s the face-off nobody asked for. Following the end of the Brexit transition period on the 31st December 2020, the construction industry in Ireland and the rest of the EU has been left to deal with the impact of the UK’s withdrawal from the

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Business Park, Mullingar,
Co. Westmeath,
N91 W5NN

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Co. Dublin,
D02 F634

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Wellpark Rd,
Co. Galway,
H91 D932

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High Road,
Letterkenny,
Co. Donegal,
F92 V8XC

Kildare Innovation Campus,
Co Kildare,
W23 Y972

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Co. Cork,
T12 NF78

ORS has satellite offices in Tullamore, Dundalk, Naas and DĂșn Laoghaire.

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