ISO 14001:2015 Revision Update Webinar
Transcript of ISO 14001:2015 Revision Update Webinar
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ISO 14001 Revision:
Changes, Benefits and
Opportunities
Presented by
Gary W. McRae, UL DQS Program Manager-EHS and Energy
Mary C. McKiel, UL DQS International Standards Expert Advisor
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Mary C. McKiel
Over 30 years in
standards: policies,
development and
application
Former Standards
Executive at U.S. EPA
Vice Chairman at ANSI
Gary W. McRae
Environmental
Consulting: 20+ years
Environmental Auditing:
With UL since 1997
auditing for ISO14001
Management Systems
B.S. Computer Science;
B.S. Environmental
Engineering
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Background Review
Changes to ISO 14001:
Benefits, Challenges, Opportunities
Certification Transition
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ISO Technical Committee 207 for 14001
Revision Process for ISO 14001
The U.S. Technical Advisory Group for 14001
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Formed in early 1993, Canadian Standards
Association is Secretariat
Work conforms to
ISO Directives
Structure:
main committee,
subcommittees, work groups and task groups
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Responsible for ISO
14001 development,
review, revision
Lead by U.K., largest of
the Subcommittees
Strong U.S
participation
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Initiated under the Joint ISO/IEC
Directives scope for revisions
Progression:
Committee Draft - CD
2012
Draft International Standard - DIS
Final Draft International Standard - FDIS
2013
2014
2015
National Body Approval - Adoption June 2015
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Revised ISO 14001:
Anticipated publication by September 2015
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ISO 14001
ISO 9001
ISO 50001
High Level Standard
• Context of the
Organization
• Leadership
• Planning
• Support
• Operation
• Performance
Evaluation
• Improvement
ETC.
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roup
Mirrors ISO TC 207 Structure
TAG SC1 TC SC1
Leadership: Experience in ISO 207
UL DQS participation
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14001:2004
for an environmental
management system to
enable an organization to
develop and implement a
policy and objectives
which take into account
legal requirements and
other requirements to
which the organization
subscribes, and
information about
significant environmental
aspects.
DIS 14001: 2015
of an environmental
management system for
organizations seeking to
establish, implement,
maintain and continually
improve a framework with
the aim to manage its
environmental
responsibilities…
This international standard specifies requirements…
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DIS ISO 14001: 2015 ISO 14001: 2004
Context of organization (Sec.4)
Determining Scope
Environmental Management
system
Leadership (Sec.5)
Policy
Roles, responsibilities, authorities
Planning (Sec.6)
Address risks and opportunities
Significant environmental aspects
Environmental objectives
Support (Sec.7)
Resources, awareness,
competence, communication
Documentation
Operation plan & control (Sec.8)
Performance evaluation (Sec.9)
Improvement (Sec.10)
General requirements (Sec 4
thru 4.5.3)
Policy
Planning
Roles, resources, responsibilities
Environmental aspects
Legal and other requirements
Objectives, targets, programs
Implementation & operation
Competence, training, awareness
Communication
Documentation
NOTE: Changes in the sections
on Terms and Definitions and
Annexes not included here.
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Environmental performance not just system
performance
Important integration of environmental
management in an organization’s strategic
planning
Expanded roles for top management
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Organization Context –
basis for establishing
the system’s objectives
and goals
Communications in
terms of strategy and
relationship with
regulatory requirements
Updated concepts for
documentation
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Increased emphasis on environment – it’s
not just about the system
ISO 14001: 2004 ISO 14001: DIS
Scope …requirements for an
environmental management
system to enable an
organization to develop and
implement a policy and
objectives which takes into
account legal requirements
and other requirements to
which the organization
subscribes, and information
about significant
environmental aspects. …
…requirements of an
environmental
management system for
organizations seeking to
establish, implement,
maintain and continually
improve a framework with
the aim to manage its
environmental
responsibilities in a
manner that contributes to
the environmental pillar of
sustainability.
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ISO 14001: 2004 ISO 14001: DIS
Environmental
Management
System
Section 4.1 Section 4.4
…establish, document,
implement, maintain and
continually improve an
environmental
management
system…and determine
how it will fulfill these
requirements.
…establish, implement, maintain
and continually improve an
environmental management
system, including the processes
needed and their interactions, … to
enhance its environmental
performance.
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Role of top management in…
ISO 14001: 2004 ISO 14001: DIS
Environmental
Policy
…shall define the organization’s
environmental policy…
…shall establish,
implement and maintain
…environmental policy
Leadership --------------------------------------- …shall demonstrate
leadership and
commitment with respect
to the environmental
management system…
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Compliance obligations
ISO 14001: 2004 ISO 14001: DIS
Evaluation of
compliance
Consistent with its
commitment to compliance,
the organization shall
establish, implement and
maintain a procedure for
periodically evaluating
compliance with applicable
legal requirements.
The organization shall plan and
implement a process to
evaluate conformity with its
compliance obligations. The
organization shall: … evaluate
compliance and take action if
needed; maintain knowledge
and understanding of its status
of conforming with compliance
obligations.
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Risk associated with threats and opportunities
ISO 14001: 2004 ISO 14001: DIS
------------------------- The organization shall determine the risk
associated with threats and opportunities that
needs to be addressed to:
Give assurance that the environmental
management system can achieve its intended
outcome(s);
Prevent, or reduce, undesired effects, including
the potential for external environmental conditions
to affect the organization;
Achieve continual improvement.
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The Plan, Do, Check, Act system approach is
retained but there is significant improvement in
the key area of process vs procedure.
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Procedure vs. Process
Process management is key
ISO 14001 DIS:
significant win for process
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Definition of process
Process effectiveness
Uniquely adaptable to
each organization
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Approach to Improvement
Definition of procedure
Example of a Process
Process-based; Procedure detailed
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Achievement of environmental objectives
Unification of policies and objectives
Integration and
process alignment
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Transition from procedure to process
Engaging top management for greatest
effectiveness
Determining environmental risks associated
with processes
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Transition as a driver for improved
organizational effectiveness
Realizing operational process benefits
Ease of documentation for system records
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What is the effective timeline for the
changes?
How early can clients line up for
certification audits to the revised
standard?
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Timeframe
2015 2016 2017 2018
September 2015:
Published International
Standard
Begin 3 year transition period, ending in
September 2018
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An organization can upgrade in several ways:
As part of a scheduled Recertification Audit – which is
probably most efficient and least costly
Through the Continual Assessment process with
additional audit time
Through a special Transition Audit
Our auditors will be ready to perform gap assessments as
part of any assessment with additional time
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UL DQS can audit clients to the FDIS and
issue Assessment letter reports which they
can use to recognize their conformance and
commitment to conform with ISO 14001:2015.
If an organization conforms to the FDIS UL
DQS will only need to perform verification to
the International Standard when it is issued.
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Standards Update articles
Other Informational Updates
New ISO 14001 Series Webinars
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Standards Update will
cover the outcome of the
March TAG for ISO 14001
In late April or early May,
UL DQS will host a
webinar covering
specifics on ISO 14001
auditing plans and
options
Timelines and information
on transition and auditing