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What is ISO 14001? ISO 14001 is an internationally recognised environmental management standard. ISO 14001:2004 (current version of ISO 14001) provides a set of standardised requirements for an environmental management system (EMS). ISO 14001 provides a framework for environmental management best practice to aid organisations to prevent pollution, minimise environmental footprint, conform to environmental legislation and develop their business in a sustainable manner ISO 14001 has become a basic requirement for trade in all sectors of industry, as organisations are more than ever reviewing their supply chain to mitigate against environmental risk and ensure sustainability. How to establish an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System To meet the requirements of ISO 14001 an organisation must; Formulate a environmental management system (EMS) with the establishment of a environmental management system manual in which the scope and main interactions of the EMS is determined Ensure document and record control Implement and maintain a procedure to identify and quantify an organisations activities in relation to environmental impact Maintain procedures to ensure applicable environmental legislation is identified, communicated within and compliance assessed Define resources, roles, responsibilities and authority with regard to the EMS Ensure competence, training and awareness in relation to the environment and the EMS Implement good environmental communication procedures Maintain good operational control Plan and practice emergency preparedness and response Identify and deal with environmental non conformities by applying corrective and preventative action Monitor and measure the environmental performance of the organisation Audit the system and review the system at a management level periodically The benefits of ISO 14001 Certification By achieving certification to ISO 14001 your organisation will be able to reap numerous benefits. These include and are not limited to: Improving corporate image and credibility among stake holders, regulators, customers, prospective clients and the public Quantifying, monitoring and controlling impact of operations on the environment Ensuring legislative awareness and compliance Improving environmental performance of supply chain Identifying cost savings with greater emphasis on resource, waste and energy management Involving people in minimising negative impacts Protecting the company, assets, shareholders & directors For further information or advice on ISO 14001 or the certification process please contact Certification Europes offices in Ireland on + 353 (0) 1 64 29 300 and UK on +44 (0)28 9073 7913. Web Resource: http://www.certificationeurope.com/iso-14001- environmental-management-certification.html www.certificationeurope.com an policy and environmental and

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  • What is ISO 14001? ISO 14001 is an internationally recognised environmental management standard. ISO 14001:2004 (current version of ISO 14001) provides a set of standardised requirements for an environmental management system (EMS).

    ISO 14001 provides a framework for environmental management best practice to aid organisations to prevent pollution, minimise environmental footprint, conform to environmental legislation and develop their business in a sustainable manner

    ISO 14001 has become a basic requirement for trade in all sectors of industry, as organisations are more than ever reviewing their supply chain to mitigate against environmental risk and ensure sustainability.

    How to establish an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System To meet the requirements of ISO 14001 an organisation must;

    Formulate a environmental management system (EMS) with the establishment of a environmental management system manual in which the scope and main interactions of the EMS is determined

    Ensure document and record control Implement and maintain a procedure to identify and quantify an organisations activities in relation to environmental impact

    Maintain procedures to ensure applicable environmental legislation is identified, communicated within and compliance assessed

    Define resources, roles, responsibilities and authority with regard to the EMS

    Ensure competence, training and awareness in relation to the environment and the EMS

    Implement good environmental communication procedures

    Maintain good operational control

    Plan and practice emergency preparedness and response

    Identify and deal with environmental non conformities by applying corrective and preventative action

    Monitor and measure the environmental performance of the organisation

    Audit the system and review the system at a management level periodically

    The benefits of ISO 14001 Certification By achieving certification to ISO 14001 your organisation will be able to reap numerous benefits. These include and are not limited to:

    Improving corporate image and credibility among stake holders, regulators, customers, prospective clients and the public

    Quantifying, monitoring and controlling impact of operations on the environment

    Ensuring legislative awareness and compliance Improving environmental performance of

    supply chain Identifying cost savings with greater emphasis

    on resource, waste and energy management Involving people in minimising negative impacts Protecting the company, assets, shareholders &

    directors For further information or advice on ISO 14001 or the certification process please contact Certification Europes offices in Ireland on + 353 (0) 1 64 29 300 and UK on +44 (0)28 9073 7913. Web Resource: http://www.certificationeurope.com/iso-14001-environmental-management-certification.html

    www.certificationeurope.com

    an policy and environmental and