Growing environmental concerns and raw materials scarcity are translating into more stringent, constantly evolving standards and regulations on substances and materials. This is making sustainability compliance increasingly complex – particularly for global businesses.
From reputational damage to unforeseen costs, the new risks and threats associated with driving sustainability can have dramatic consequences.
Our risk assessment framework is designed to identify potential risk exposures throughout end-to-end business processes – including design, production, operations, maintenance, and recycling.
Our team of consultants develop sustainable risk mitigation plans in line with ISO 26000. This ensures that organisations and their supply chains maintain business practices that help sustain the balance of people, planet, and profit.
We monitor various environmental regulations at the substance level, such as the EU REACH, RoHS Directive, the EU Battery Regulation, and the EU Critical Raw Materials Act among others, and we provide a concise strategy to comply with them. We are a trusted partner for any industrial player looking to boost its business resilience while enhancing sustainability compliance.
We help clients identify, control, and substitute hazardous substances across their supply chains to reduce risks and support compliance.
Our goal is to help clients anticipate future challenges, improve compliance, and build robust, environmentally responsible operations.
Project reference
Qualification of substitute materials and regulatory support in aeronautics
We support a major aerospace manufacturer in managing chemical regulations and the qualification of critical raw material alternatives. This includes overseeing test campaigns and quality audits to integrate new materials and substitute processes into the supply chain.
Our contribution strengthens regulatory compliance, supply chain resilience, and sustainable material strategies across complex industrial environments.
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