Closure Planning Guidelines

Closure Planning Guidelines refer to a set of recommendations and standards used to prepare for the safe and systematic closure of projects or facilities, particularly in areas like environmental management and business operations. These guidelines ensure that the closure process minimizes risks to health, safety, and the environment, while also addressing legal and financial obligations. They involve assessing the current state, planning for decommissioning and site restoration, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Ultimately, these guidelines aim to ensure a smooth transition and promote responsible management of resources even after a project ends.