Environmental Management System Manual - Miami-Dade Portal
Environmental Management System Manual - Miami-Dade Portal
Environmental Management System Manual - Miami-Dade Portal
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<strong>Miami</strong>-<strong>Dade</strong> Transit Verification Originator Revised Approved Issued<br />
Metromover Maintenance Facility<br />
EMS Procedure<br />
EP-4.4.4-1 EMS Documentation<br />
Print date:<br />
02/10/2010<br />
Initials<br />
Akbar<br />
Sharifi, P.E.<br />
Akbar<br />
Sharifi, P.E.<br />
Date 06/24/2009 02/10/2010<br />
Checklist as a means to determine if the requirements for the ISO 14001 standard are met. The<br />
frequency of the evaluation / review will need to be determined by the EMS <strong>Management</strong><br />
Representative and the EMS Team.<br />
5.3 The EMS documents are maintained through document control protocol detailed in EP-4.4.5-1<br />
Control of Documents Procedure. This procedure will provide the structure and numbering for<br />
each element as required by the standard.<br />
5.4 Documents of external origin determined by the EMS <strong>Management</strong> Representative and EMS Team<br />
necessary for the planning and operation of the EMS must be identified and their distribution<br />
controlled. This may include equipment and product service / maintenance information, owners<br />
manuals, and installation instructions (either hard copy or electronic). (The EMS Team may decide<br />
a matrix or electronic fold is necessary to fulfill this requirement.)<br />
5.5 A documented description of the scope (or fence line) for the EMS is located MDT Metromover<br />
Facility.<br />
The level of management required to approve a document shall be consistent with the document's<br />
position in the hierarchy. The higher a document is in the EMS document hierarchy, the more senior<br />
the personnel must be in MDT's management structure to approve it. In general, senior<br />
management will approve the comprehensive EMS guidance documents located in the upper levels<br />
of the EMS document hierarchy. They will not be required to approve detailed, lower-level EMS<br />
documents that have been drafted to be consistent with the more general guidance documents.<br />
<strong>Environmental</strong> Policy<br />
• The <strong>Environmental</strong> Policy establishes the overall direction of the EMS and provides a<br />
framework for the development, management and maintenance of MDT's EMS.<br />
• One <strong>Environmental</strong> Policy will be released.<br />
• All released EMS documents must be consistent with the environmental commitments and<br />
EMS framework defined by the <strong>Environmental</strong> Policy.<br />
• The Director shall approve and sign the <strong>Environmental</strong> Policy.<br />
<strong>Environmental</strong> Procedures/Standard Operating Procedures<br />
• EPs must support and promote the commitments and framework set out in MDT's<br />
<strong>Environmental</strong> Policy.<br />
• EPs describe the core elements of the EMS, define environmental processes and provide a<br />
framework for the interaction of the core elements and functional components of the EMS.<br />
EPs do not provide task-level information.<br />
• EPs shall be written in a manner that describes the relationship between the core elements<br />
of MDT's EMS and the supporting documentation. For example, EPs shall be written to<br />
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