Marine environmental studies and consultations

Our Services

Environmental Safety Company Limited provides its clients with the necessary support to achieve compliance with applicable environmental regulations and guidelines at the national and international levels, which contributes to enhancing their commitment to environmental sustainability standards.

1. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for Coastal and Marine Projects:

Our team specializes in conducting comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA). We follow a systematic process to identify, predict and evaluate potential environmental impacts associated with proposed projects. By studying the project area and consulting with stakeholders and regulatory authorities, we ensure that all concerns are addressed and effective mitigation measures are proposed.

2. Marine Biodiversity Survey:

Using marine sector methodology and sampling techniques, we conduct marine sector surveys to identify aspects and assess impacts on the marine environment. These assessments provide broad insights that enable us to design detailed, high-quality studies.

3. Collection of water and marine sediment samples:

We understand the importance of environmental monitoring in marine projects. Our experts plan well before starting the collection of water and sediment according to disciplined methodologies, then analyze the collected samples to identify pollutants, nutrients and other important parameters, and then extrapolate and interpret the results. This comprehensive approach helps us assess the health of the marine ecosystem and provide a clear vision for decision-makers.

4. Coral reef transfer:

Preserving sensitive coral reefs is a top priority for us. We have a professional and qualified team to safely relocate coral colonies from areas of development or disturbance to more suitable locations while applying best practices in transportation and remote monitoring.

5. Marine measurements:

Understanding the physical processes within marine ecosystems is of paramount importance. We have world-class instruments and devices that record, monitor and analyse essential marine data such as current direction and speed, tide gauges, temperature and salinity to get a complete picture of these processes. This data enables us to assess potential impacts and design appropriate mitigation measures.

6. Depth measurement survey:

We have depth sounding devices using single and multi-beam sonar technologies. Through these precise devices, a professional team carries out field marine surveys with the aim of measuring sea depth levels, which enables us to produce bathymetric maps of the seabed, providing detailed information about the depth and characteristics of the seabed. With the provision of high-resolution images that support decision-making.

7. Marine Hydrodynamic Modeling:

We have a dedicated and professional team with extensive experience in advanced hydrodynamic modeling software that is used to simulate physical processes within marine environments. By accurately predicting wave propagation, water circulation, heat diffusion in the water column and marine sediment transport, we assess potential project impacts and design effective mitigation strategies.

8. Underwater noise modeling:

Understanding the impact of underwater noise from human activities on marine life is essential for responsible project planning. Our team uses the latest modeling techniques to predict the potential impacts of various activities such as ship traffic and offshore drilling equipment on marine animals. By assessing these activities and their relationship to the propagation of sound waves in the water and determining their impact, we help design effective mitigation measures that protect marine ecosystems..

9. Marine Mammal Monitoring:

Our experts conduct significant marine mammal monitoring as part of environmental impact assessments. Using visual and acoustic methods, we monitor the presence of marine mammals in project areas. This data is vital in identifying potential impacts and developing appropriate mitigation measures. We may also use passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) to detect marine mammal sounds and gather valuable information about their distribution and behavior.