You will have to integrate one or two significant objects which will enable you to orient yourself straight away in the site (e.g.
They should have a date, a name and a reference. The ecomaps should show the real situation - they should be simple, recognisable and in proportion. Observe and evaluate behaviour and equipment This will influence the way you do your assessment on the shopfloor. Get them involved with a 120-second audit. Workers are adults with experience, opinions and ideas. Get an idea of your material flows and their very nature and this will help you to pay more attention later in the work to some aspects like storage, health risk and resource use. Make a map of the site, seen from above, including car parks, access areas, roads and the surrounding environment. Get workers' opinions and get them involved 10 steps of ecomapping:ĭraw your urban ecomap and obtain your sector-specific IDĬheck your material flows and make a rough evaluation of what is going in and out The work is partly done in the office, but mainly on the shop floorĮcomapping is easy: it helps you to understand environmental problems, material flows, workers' opinions, and facts and figures. They show what is happening, and where, in terms of environmental protection.Įcomapping is a toolbox and each of its 10 working steps lead into and enriches the next one. The Ecomapping toolbox Ecomapping is a step-by-step process to gather useful information and to immediately trigger environmental action.Īs 80% of environmental information is location-based, ecomaps of your shop floor are very useful.
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