ISO 14001:2004 Training DVD
Global warming, ozone depletion, pollution and extinction of numerous species of animals. These are just a few of the environmental issues that the world faces, in the name of development. As responsible corporate citizens, companies can play their part in preserving our natural environment for our next generation by implementing ISO 14001:2004 Standards – Environmental Management System.
So, what is ISO 14001:2004 Standards – Environmental Management System? What is the requirement of the ISO 14001 standards? What is the content of Environmental Management System? What are the steps in implementing ISO 14001:204 Standards – Environmental Management System? You will find the answers in this “ISO 14001:2004 Standards – Environmental Management System” DVD.
The “ISO 14001:2004 Standards – Environmental Management System” DVD will elaborate in details on:
- Introduction to ISO 14001:2004 Standards – Environmental Management System.
- The history & origin of the standards.
- Requirement of ISO 14001:2004 Standards.
- Contents Of ISO 14001:2004 Standards.
- ISO 14001:2004 Implementation Steps & Checklist.
No matter how simple or complex the business, each can benefit from the implementation of a management system based on ISO 14001:2004. This international standard has as its focus the prevention of pollution, accomplished by a teamwork approach to identifying those aspects of the organizations processes that have the potential for harming the environment and the development of ways to reduce or prevent this harm.
In the process, many organizations have found ways to reduce costs by elimination of scrap, changes to their waste disposal processes or reduced use of natural resources. It is the application of the system approach that has proven to be successful. And, once the system is in place, it is logical and beneficial to have that system certified and registered. This provides added assurance that the management system remains effective and also provides public recognition to numerous stakeholders that your organization is committed to the prevention of pollution.
Even when the owners and managers spend much time filling out forms and to communicate with neighbors, is often a real lack of understanding of how to identify and various environmental risks of individual companies and why they need to be treated.
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