Construction environmental management plan (CEMP)
Construction environmental management plan (CEMP) Updated October 2021 EPA 1095/21: This guideline describes the impacts of construction activities and the information that should be included in a construction environmental management plan (CEMP) to ensure activities will be managed to avoid or mitigate environmental or nuisance impacts.
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