ISO
14001:2015, which sets out the requirements for an environmental management
standard, is one of the world’s most widely used standards and a key business
tool for many organizations. With more than 300 000 certificates currently
issued around the world, it ranks high on the agenda of many organizations
worldwide who place importance on their environmental impact.
A
newly revised version has just been published, to ensure it remains relevant to
the marketplace. ISO 14001:2015 responds to the latest trends, such as an
increasing recognition by companies of the need to factor in both external and
internal elements that influence their impact, including climate volatility.
Other
key improvements in the new version include:
- A greater commitment from leadership
- An increased alignment with strategic direction
- Greater protection for the environment, with a focus on proactive initiatives
- More effective communication, driven through a communications strategy
- Life-cycle thinking, considering each stage of a product or service, from development to end-of-life
Posted by Tim Sandle
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