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ISO 14001 Environmental Management System
An environmental management system rests the impact of an organization's activities on measurement rather than assumption. The work first establishes the context and the environmental aspects, brings legal and other obligations into a single tracking structure, and then sets objectives and operational controls. Emergency preparedness is treated as part of that same structure.
Who is it for?
Organizations that want to manage their environmental impact systematically and establish or improve an ISO 14001 structure.
Scope of work
- Gap analysis and context assessment
- Identifying environmental aspects and impacts
- Tracking legal and other obligations
- Objectives, operational controls and emergency preparedness
Expected outputs
- An environmental management system roadmap
- An aspect and impact assessment
- Control and monitoring documentation
Implementation plan
On-site, live online or hybrid delivery.
Frequently asked
Questions we hear about this service
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Activities are taken step by step; the effect of each step on air, water, soil and resource consumption is assessed separately for normal, abnormal and emergency conditions. Significance is rated against criteria defined in advance rather than by judgement on the day.
Yes. The standard requires compliance obligations to be determined, kept accessible and evaluated regularly. The work brings those obligations into a single tracking structure so that a change in legislation does not fall outside the system.
It can, and for most organizations it is more efficient. When shared structures such as context, leadership, document control, internal audit and review are built once, duplicated records disappear.