About: Emily Heinig
Content Manager at domeba
EHS and ESG are key to sustainable corporate success and responsibility. – Emily Heinig
Emily is a Content Manager specializing in EHS and ESG management. Since 2023, she has been creating expert content for domeba, including white papers, blog posts, and articles for trade magazines, with a strong focus on regulatory requirements, sustainability strategies, and digital solutions in the compliance environment. Through regular training and close collaboration with colleagues and industry experts, she continuously expands her knowledge and stays up to date with current developments in occupational health and safety as well as the EHS and ESG sectors. In her day-to-day work, she is deeply engaged with the challenges faced by EHS and ESG professionals. This understanding enables her to present complex topics such as EHS compliance, ESG reporting, and regulatory requirements in a practical and actionable way for companies. Her goal is to provide specialists and executives with guidance in an increasingly complex regulatory environment, facilitate decision-making processes, and support organizations in implementing compliance requirements efficiently and sustainably in practice.
E-mail: eh@domeba.de
Creating a hazardous substances register
The Ordinance on Hazardous Substances requires every employer to keep a register of all hazardous substances existing in the company. This register provides information not only about a substance, its origin and nature but also about its use in the company. It is also an important part of hazard assessment. In our free ebook, you…
Food safety
Food sold in the EU is subject to high quality and safety requirements. A control system that the responsible food companies set up based on the HACCP principles helps with constant monitoring. In this article, you will learn how important food safety is for food companies and consumers and the role of the HACCP concept.…
ESG criteria
Sustainability is one of the key issues for companies. But how can sustainable business be made quantifiable and measurable? This is where the ESG criteria come into play, which originally come from the financial sector. The abbreviation stands for “Environmental Social Governance ” . The criteria can be used to review and evaluate the three…
Hazardous substances training
In many companies, handling hazardous substances is part of everyday work, whether in production, storage, or disposal. The highest priority is to ensure the safety of employees and the environment. The employer must inform the employees about the dangers and protective measures when handling hazardous substances. To do this, a hazardous substance training course must…
Sustainability report
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requires more companies in the EU to prepare a sustainability report. For example, while 500 companies in Germany were previously affected by this regulation, this number rose to 15,000 in 2024. If you want to find out whether your company is subject to the CSRD directive, what needs to…
Digital first aid book
Accidents happen in almost every company. When employees are injured, this must be recorded in the first aid book—regardless of whether the injury can be treated quickly or requires a visit to the doctor or even hospitalisation. It is essential that the current condition is recorded and that any long-term effects can be traced. With…