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    ISO 14000 SERIES

    SUJITH GOPAKUMAR

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    ISO, which is located in Switzerland, is a non-governmentalorganization established in 1947.

    This organization mainly function to develop voluntary technicalstandards that aim in making the development, manufacture andsupply of goods and services more efficiently, safe and clean.

    The ISO took up the responsibility for drawing up a new

    Environmental Standard series ISO 14000, with the help ofTechnical committee TC 207.

    This attempt was approved by European Commission through therecommendation of CEN(Committee European de Normalization),which is European Union Standardization Body.

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    Environmental Management System

    Environmental Auditing

    Environmental Labeling

    Environmental Evaluation

    Life Cycle Assessment

    Definition & Terminology

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    ISO 14001

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    FIVE COMPONENTS OF ISO 14001 :

    Environmental Policy

    Planning

    Implementation

    Monitoring and evaluation

    Review

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    a) Be realistic taking into consideration the constrains andresources of the company as well as the extent ofimpacts that the organization has on the environment.

    While discussing impact, the document should embody,

    * life cycle analysis

    * resource conservation

    * waste reduction* product design

    &

    The concept of sustainable development should be the part

    of the document.

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    b) Be documented and available to all the concernedemployees and the external parties stakeholders andpublics.

    c) Be clear about commitment for continued

    improvement of EMS.

    d) Be in conformity with the laws and rules andregulations and must make a statement in regard tocompliance.

    e) Lay down a framework of environmental objectives.

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    Planning of EMS for audit requires that the systemshould be in the form of written plan or manual

    giving details of work and procedures.

    The plan include environmental aspects and impact,and its an important function of an organization in

    the sense that it takes into consideration a properschedule, resources, targets, successes as well aslikely failures, contingencies and alternatives tomigrate the crisis if it occurs.

    For eg, when the work involves handling ofhazardous materials or any other procedureinvolving safety measures, it has to be carefully

    written as a plan document.

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    Management of Human, Financial and Natural

    Resources. Motivation for action.

    Responsibilities.

    Documentation.

    Communication within the organisation.

    Operational control.

    Preparedness for emergency.

    Records and management of information.

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    EMS demands a mechanism for measuring andevaluation for which a process has to be evolved thatinvolves testing and verification.

    Such a process must be an ongoing process toidentify environmental performance indicators thatare verifiable.

    Also, for regular monitoring, the companies mustestablish a system and procedure for determiningcompliance and conformance with law and rules andregulations.

    For conformance to all above regulations, a periodicaudit of EMS should be conducted either by internalor external auditors who are trained and qualified forthejob.

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    At Review stage, the organisation has to think in terms ofcontinual improvements of environmental performance.

    Review is very important because it undertakes an in-

    depth analysis of all the issues of environmental concern. Reviews must go beyond the stage of compliance. It must

    pay full attention to implementation of objectives set outby the organisation.

    Issues to be discussed in the process of reviews are:

    i. Sustainability of environmental policy.

    ii. Recommendations of audit report.iii. New regulations.

    iv. Interest of stakeholders.

    v. Public awareness and pressures.

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    ISO 14010 provides general principles ofenvironmental auditing

    ISO 14011 provides specific guidance on audit anenvironmental management

    ISO 14012 provides guidance on qualification

    criteria for environmental auditors and lead auditors

    All are now superseded by,

    ISO 19011 which sets the guidelines : quality management systems

    environmental management systems auditing

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    The ISO 14020 family covers three types oflabeling schemes:

    i.

    Type I is a multi-attribute label developed bya third party;

    ii. Type II is a single-attribute label developed bythe producer;

    iii. Type III is an eco-label whose awarding isbased on a full life-cycle assessment.

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    Provides guidance on performance targets andmonitoring within an Environmental ManagementSystem

    Environmental PerformanceEvaluation (EPE) Used for internal and external communication

    Regular self assessment of performance

    Threecomponents Management Systems

    Operations

    Environmental State

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    ISO 14040:2006 describes the principles and frameworkfor life cycle assessment (LCA) including:

    a. Definition of the goal and scope of the LCA.

    b. The life cycle inventory analysis (LCI) phase.

    c. The life cycle impact assessment (LCIA) phase.

    d. The life cycle interpretation phase, reporting andcritical review of the LCA.

    e. Limitations of the LCA.f. The relationship between the LCA phases.

    g. Conditions for use of value choices and optionalelements.

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    Environmental management : Vocabulary

    ISO 14050:2009 defines terms of fundamental

    contains concepts and their definitions related toenvironmental management, published in the ISO14000 series of International Standards.

    This standard is written in the three official ISOlanguages (English, French and Russian), but alsogives the equivalent terms in Spanish, Arabic,German, Italian, Dutch etc.

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    ISO 14001ISO 14004

    ISO 14010 (general principles ofenvironmental auditing )

    ISO 14011 (specific guidance on auditan EMS)

    ISO 14012 (guidance on qualificationcriteria for environmental auditors andlead auditors)

    ISO 14020 ISO 14030

    ISO 14040

    ISO 14050

    ISO 19011

    Provides guidanceon the development

    & implementation ofEMS

    Labeling issues Environmental Performance Evaluation

    Principles and frameworkfor life cycle assessment(LCA)

    Environmentalmanagement :Vocabulary

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