- Assist in improving the image of the industry.
- Increase public awareness of and trust in the environmental profession.
- Assist in ensuring that Australia and New Zealand maintains a competent environmental work force.
- Assist in the harmonisation of State and national standards
- Assist in promoting the export of professional practice in the environmental sector.
- Provide an easier means of evaluating the competence of an
employee or prospective employee.
- Decrease costs associated with the employee selection process.
- Provide greater assurance that competent employees are hired.
- Demonstrate a commitment to responsible environmental
management.
- Improve access to capital and insurance.
- Reduce incidents that result in environmental liability.
- Assist in providing a due diligence defense
CEnvP Register A searchable Directory of CEnvPs is available on the CEnvP website, which reflects the currency and scope of the CEnvP professional’s registration. By being in the public domain it provides additional assurance that anyone who states that they are a CEnvP professional really is one.
It is not necessary to be a member of EIANZ to be a CEnvP.
The Scheme is open to all environmental professionals who can meet the requisite competency criteria of training, experience, professional conduct and ethical behaviour.
Alleged Malpractice / Misconduct The Scheme includes a mechanism for third party complaints against a CEnvP. The Certification Board will review each complaint and assess its validity. Provided the complaint is not frivolous, malicious or vexatious, it may recommend that certification be withdrawn, subject to Appeal provisions under the EIANZ By-Law.
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