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84 DIN EN 16001 Requirements ISO 14001 Chapter Chapter 3 Requirements for an Energy Management System 4 Requirements for an Environmental Management System 3.1 General requirements 4.1 General requirements Establish, document, implement and maintain the EnMS Establish, document, implement, maintain and continually improve the environmental management system Defining scope and boundaries of the EnMS and documenting it Definition and documentation of the scope of the environmental management system Continually improving energy efficiency Continual improvement of environmental management system but not of environmental performance 3.2 Energy policy 4.2 Environmental policy Top management shall ensure availability of resources for establishing, implementing, maintaining the EnMS and improving energy performance Scope and boundaries Nature and scale of energy use and impact on energy use Top management must define environmental policy of organisation Appropriate to nature, scale and environmental impacts of its activities, products and services Commitment to continually improve energy efficiency Improvement of environmental management system and prevention of environmental impact Ensure availability of information and resources for achievement of objectives and targets Framework to set and review energy objectives and targets Commitment to comply with all requirements that are applicable Documented, implemented and maintained, as well as communicated Not included in environmental policy but with 4.4.1 “documentation” it becomes apparent that information needs to be available Framework to set and review environmental objectives and individual targets Commitment to comply with legal and other requirements Documented, implemented and maintained, as well as communicated to persons who are working for the organisation and on behalf of it Regular reviewing and updating Not included in environmental policy but in 4.5.2. “evaluation of compliancy” Availability to public Availability to public
What should additionally be done with an existing ISO 14001? Energy should basically be defined as an important factor under ISO 14001. Generally included Define the boundaries of your EnMS. In ISO 14001, an improvement of the environmental management system is expected, however it is not expected of environmental performance. Define energy efficiency and the improvement of your energy performance as an important aspect and focus your activities on continuous improvement of your energy efficiency. The energy policy can easily be integrated into the environmental policy. In order to meet the requirements of DIN EN 16001 here, you should consider the following aspects: Include a paragraph in your environmental policy that refers to an improved energy use. Scope and boundaries of energy policy should be incorporated into the environmental policy. Generally included An improvement of the environmental performance (energy efficiency) should be included in the environmental policy. Must be included additionally in the environmental policy. Generally included Generally included Generally included Must be included additionally in the environmental policy. Generally included 85
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