OPS NEWSLETTER -Fab 20018

ISG-ISO 14001 Certification
ISO 14001 is an internationally agreed standard that
sets out the requirements for an environmental management
system.
It helps organizations improve their environmental
performance through more efficient use of resources and
reduction of waste, gaining a competitive advantage and the
trust of stakeholders.
ISG has been certified to ISO 14001 since
2001(during the construction period). The last
Environmental Management System audit
has been conducted from the 2nd to the 5th of
December 2017 by SGS Certifying Office.
Following the achieved results by ISG, SGS
Office awarded Certificate ISO 14001
VERSION 2015 instead of Certificate ISO
14001 VERSION 2004.
Scope of the ISO 14001 Ver 2015:
It presents the requirements of an environmental
management system that supports the fundamental
environmental pillar of sustainability, as well as the main
results:
· Improved environmental performance.
· Compliance requirements.
· Achievement of the objectives.
ISO 14001 Requirements:
PLAN
· Environmental aspects.
· Legal and other requirements.
· Objectives and Programme.
DO
· Leadership and management commitment, roles,
responsibilities and authorities.
· Resources.
· Competence, training and awareness.
· Internal / external communication.
· System documentation.
· Mastery of activities with significant aspects / impacts.
· Preparation and control of emergency situations.
CHECK
· Monitoring and measurement.
· Environmental performance.
· Evaluation of compliance.
ACT
· Management review.
Key Concept:
ISO 14001
Communicate what
you will do and apply
what you have
communicated
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