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Ireland: EHS Due Diligence Questionnaire for Asset Purchases—Environmental Permits, Contamination, Waste, Asbestos and Health & Safety

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General This environment, health and safety (EHS) due diligence questionnaire is designed to obtain core EHS details about the Properties and/or the Business. The EHS prompts may be inserted into the legal due diligence questionnaire or serve as a checklist for further EHS enquiries. Buyers’ solicitors typically draft a legal due diligence questionnaire during the preliminary or diligence stage of a deal. In some cases, responses are uploaded online to the seller’s data room. The legal due diligence questionnaire should invariably contain EHS queries. Even a purely office-based operation must comply with general EHS legislation, including waste management, environmental reporting and health and safety duties. Where any of the Properties are manufacturing facilities, or the Business holds an environmental permit, a technical phase 1 EHS assessment should ideally be carried out by environmental consultants. Please amend to ‘Property’ as appropriate for the specific relevant transaction. Environment Health and Safety Please provide the following: Question 1-EHS reports Environmental reports can offer vital insight into the Business’s environmental performance and evaluate potential risks associated with any historic land contamination at the Properties. Phase 1 EHS reports will commonly address compliance, capex and contamination matters. Depending on the age and scope of the...

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David Foy

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

David is an associate and a key member of the Environment and Planning team at Mason Hayes and Curran LLP (Dublin). Prior to joining MHC, David practised in environmental and health and safety law in a large international law firm. David is experienced in advising on EU and national legislation in complex planning and environmental cases. He specialises in statutory approvals for large-scale infrastructure developments, including energy, housing, and electricity transmission projects. He has significant experience in advising on planning and EHS issues in corporate transactions and in compliance matters. David also advises on health and safety regulatory matters. ...

Web page updated on 15/06/2026

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