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ISO 14001 is an internationally accepted standard that sets out a framework of essential elements for putting an effective Environmental Management System (EMS) in place. The standard is designed to address the delicate balance between maintaining profitability and reducing environmental impact. With the commitment of your entire organisation, it can enable you to achieve both objectives.

What’s in ISO 14001?

  • General requirements
  • Environmental policy
  • Planning implementation and operation
  • Checking and corrective action
  • Management review

This means you can identify aspects of your business that impact on the environment and understand those environmental laws that are relevant to your situation. The next step is to produce objectives for improvement and a management programme to achieve them, with regular reviews for continual improvement.  We can then periodically assess the system and, if compliant, register your company or site to ISO 14001.

Who is it relevant to?

We all have an impact on the environment, be it from releasing gases into the atmosphere as a result of burning fossil fuels to heat our offices and fuel our cars, to the depletion of natural resources such as from water use or paper consumption.

So ISO 14001 is relevant to every organization, including:

  • Single site to large multi-national companies
  • High risk companies to low risk service organizations
  • Manufacturing, process and the service industries; including local governments
  • All industry sectors including public and private sectors
  • Original equipment manufacturers and their suppliers

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