How Majak Environmental Began
Majak was founded in 2013, in response to a need for customized environmental protection services for governments, institutions, industry, and non-profit organizations around the world. Our business is registered in Nova Scotia, Canada where the office is located. Collaborations with various partners enable us to adopt the best environmental management and protection practices to minimize your ecological footprint on the environment. We have solid expertise to develop and deliver online or in person courses seminars, workshops, and presentations. This provides opportunities for learners, communities, and partners to understand sustainability in site reclamation, remediation, and environmental health protective measures. Majak brings together a team of seasoned and highly trained professionals who enjoy working with clients and stakeholders to achieve healthy environments. Our goal to improve human health and protect the environment for future generations.
Our Process
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Identify
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Planning
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Research
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Protect
Company Profile
We provide excellent environmental management and protection services for a variety of industry sectors including mining, agriculture, telecommunications, the fishery, and a variety of industrial facilities. This included development of environmental management systems for your regulatory and policy needs while respecting your confidential business information. We also provide educational sessions to inform industry, the public and various community groups about environmental health risks associated with exposures to harmful substances in the workplace and at home, and how to protect human and environmental health from these risks. Our services include delivery customized learning sessions for educational institutions, health care providers, community centres, early childhood educators (daycares); governments (regulators and policy developers) and many more.
Our Logo
Our ecological footprint brand promotes measuring human demand on natural capital that tracks demand through an ecological accounting system. It includes environmental impacts, such as water use, excavation, and the amount of land used for food production.
