LMC Environmental Management and Monitoring Program (EMMP Sample Clauses

LMC Environmental Management and Monitoring Program (EMMP. The Lihir Environmental Management and Monitoring Program (EMMP) details: • LMC’s monitoring and reporting commitments to the PNG Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC), Department of Mining (DoM) and community representatives; • LMC’s monitoring requirements which arose from the identification of key environmental issues documented in the Lihir Project Environmental Plan (EP); • The specific monitoring elements, and the rationale behind these monitoring programs. This includes the statutory monitoring associated with the Water Use Permits held by LMC and the routine environmental monitoring and reporting programmes. The EMMP has two main objectives: • Implementation of LMC’s environmental management policies and procedures; and • To detail monitoring of the mine’s environmental impacts and LMC’s compliance with PNG regulatory permits and licences. The procedures relating to the EMMP such as the collection of data and samples, analysis, quality control and reporting are integrated into the Company Environmental Management System (EMS) prepared in accordance with (and externally audited against) the ISO14001 international standards for environmental management. Results from the EMMP are reported to LMC management, PNG Government and the Lihirian community and LMC use the information to minimise the environmental effects of the mine so the operation continues to meet its environmental objectives and the mine is in compliance with relevant environmental standards. The data collection and reporting schedule for EMMP Elements is listed in Appendix III. The EMMP is updated and revised every four years, takes into account the results of monitoring data, surveys, investigations and external and internal audit findings. It is currently being revised for reissue. Lihir Management Company Limited Lihir Gold Mine — Mine Closure Plan Update 2004
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