Hatlar Group Pty Ltd services

The interaction of Federal and State legislation makes the Australian regulatory landscape particularly complex. Hatlar recognises the concerns companies face in understanding and obtaining the various licenses, approvals and permits required before projects can go ahead. The Hatlar team has extensive experience in working with the various Federal and State regulators and maintains strong working relationships with key staff in all levels of Government. Through this extensive experience we are well positioned to offer you the solution to dealing with these regulatory road blocks by completing your licence, approvals and permit applications on your behalf and managing the negotiation and communication processes with government agencies such as the EPA, Water Authorities and Local Councils.

As we move towards a more carbon constrained world, the cost of energy will continue to rise and ensuring security of supply will become a critical business consideration. Many businesses are moving to ‘stay ahead of the game’ by assessing and, where possible, reducing their energy use, as this not only helps insulate them from future changes, but also provides immediate financial savings. Hatlar is able to assess your energy consumption profile by undertaking an energy audit of your business and will work with you to identify opportunities to reduce energy consumption, assess the feasibility of implementing renewable energy options, and ensure compliance with energy regulations and reporting.

Risk Management is the process whereby decisions are made to accept a known or assessed risk and/or the implementation of actions to reduce the consequences or probabilities of occurrence. In order to manage risks that arise in business, we must be able to identify them in advance, assess the probability of the event occurring and determine ways of managing these risks. Hatlar has extensive experience in hazard and risk identification, assessment and management. We work on applying the principles detailed in the Australian and New Zealand Standard on Risk Management AS/NZS ISO 31000:2009, which involves a simple process of identifying the risks, analysing the risks, evaluating what is acceptable risk, mitigating unacceptable risks, continuously reviewing risks to ensure the mitigation strategies and circumstances are appropriate to the situation.

According to facts and trends on water published by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development: Less than 3% of the worlds water is fresh water the rest is seawater and undrinkable. Of the 3% of the water that is fresh, 2.5% of this is frozen in Antarctica, the Arctic and Glaciers and thus not readily available to humans for their consumption, Thus the result of this equation is that humanity must rely on only 0.5% of the worlds water for its freshwater needs. Almost 1.6 billion people in the world are without adequate sanitation which can also contribute to the pollution of waterways and underground water sources.

A large proportion of waste products and materials can have the potential to harm human health and the environment whether now or sometime in the future. Hatlar has extensive experience in the management of harmful waste substances and has project managed a number of large hazardous waste clean-up operations both in Australia and overseas. Hatlar and its principals are recognised as International experts in the appropriate and safe management of hazardous waste, chemicals and dangerous substances. Hatlar can offer a range services to solve your Waste Management problems. Our team is highly experienced in the identification, management, repackaging and clean-up of hazardous wastes, chemicals and dangerous substances. Hatlar has also conducted a number of technology feasibility studies and training courses in the management of such harmful materials.