A segmental environmental control plan (SECP) in the construction industry is a strategic framework designed to manage and mitigate environmental impacts at specific sections or segments of a construction site. The primary principle of SECP is to divide a large construction project into manageable segments and implement environmental control measures systematically for each segment, rather than addressing the site as a whole. This approach ensures that environmental risks are identified, monitored, and controlled at a localized level, thereby reducing overall negative impacts on air, water, soil, and surrounding ecosystems. The plan emphasizes proactive management, compliance with regulatory requirements, and integration of environmental safety with construction operations. One of the fundamental principles of SECP is identification and assessment of environmental aspects. This involves analyzing potential sources of pollution, noise, dust, and waste generation within each segment. By assessing the environmental sensitivity of the area, including nearby