Environmental managementISO 14001
ISO 14001 specifies the requirements for an environmental management system for any organization, regardless of sector, product or service.
Environmental performance you can measure
The ISO 14001 Environmental Management System can be implemented by all types of organizations, regardless of their sector or the products or services they provide.
ISO 14001 specifies the general requirements for an environmental management system. The standard focuses on identifying the environmental impacts of an organization's operations so that it can minimize them and improve its environmental performance.
What it brings to your organization
Environmental management systems based on ISO 14001 enable an organization to identify, assess and manage environmental issues with the aim of:
- 01
Protecting the environment.
- 02
Continual improvement.
- 03
Complying with legal requirements and avoiding fines.
- 04
Conserving natural resources and reducing costs.
- 05
Improving the organization's public image.
- 06
Improving communication with public authorities.
What it is built on
The environmental standard is built on a set of core principles.
- 01Customer focus
- 02Top management commitment
- 03Active participation of staff
- 04Continual improvement and compliance with applicable legislation
- 05Relationship management with interested parties
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