Environmental Management System ISO14001 objective, clauses and policies in it

1. Name of the School – Galgotias school of finance & commerce
Course Code: MBAF5011 Course Name: Business Environment
Faculty Name: Viveka Rohilla Program Name: MBA
ENVIRONMENT
AL
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
Presented by :-
Ankit upadhyay
Nisha
Walkman haji

2. Environment
Surroundings in which an organization operates including air, water and
natural resources, humans and their inter-relation.
Environmental issues
• Air pollution
• Noise pollution
• Land pollution
• Ecosystem destruction
• Water pollution
• Global warming
• Population increase

3. Environmental management system (EMS)
System designed, implemented and work to control
your significant environmental aspects and achieve
regulatory compliance for company.

4. • Is a collection of standards and guidance documents to help
organization address Environmental issues.
• In 1996 the international organization of standardization published the
first edition of ISO 14001 the environmental management system.
Objective…
 Standardized and proven framework that can help organizations to
develop an effective environmental management strategy.
 Design for any type of organization regardless of its activity or sector
it can provide a shoulders to company management and employees
 As well as external stakeholders that environmental impact is being
measured and improved.
International organization for standardization (ISO-14001)

5. International organisation for standardization (ISO14000 series)

6. ISO 14001:2015 Clause
1. Scope
2. Normative references
3. Terms and definitions
4. Context of organization
5. Leadership
6. Planning
7. Support
8. Operation
9. Performance Evaluation
10. Improvement

7. 4.0 Context of organization
4.1 understanding the organisation
and its context
4.2 understanding the needs and
expectations of the interested
parties
4.3 determining the scope of the
environmental management
system
4.4 environmental management
system and its processes
4.0 context of the
organisation

8. Leadership Clause- 5
5.1 leadership and
commitment
5.2
Policy
5.3 organisational
roles,
responsibilities and
authority
Leadership

9. 1. Provide leadership by accepting responsibilities for EMS.
2. Provide leadership by creating an environmental policy.
3. Provide leadership by assigning EMS responsibilities.
5.1Leadership

10. Establishment the Environment Policy
• Appropriate to the purpose and context of the organisation
• Framework for setting objectives
• Commitment to satisfy applicable requirements
• Commitment for continual improvement.
5.2 Policy

11. Clause – 6.0
6. Planning
6.2
enviornmental
objectives and
plannnig to
achieve them
6.1 actions to
address risk and
opportunities
6.3 Planning of
changes
6.
Planning

12. 6.1 Action to address risks and opportunities

13. 6.2 Enviornmental aspects

14. 6.2 Enviornmental aspects
Relationship
CLAUSE
Env. Aspects
Activities
Products &
Services
EFFECT
Env. Impact
CAUSE
Disposal of dirty
water
Activities
Wet cleaning of floor
EFFECT
Water pollution
Example

15. Determine and have access to compliance obligations
• Determine how these apply to organisation
• Use this for continual improvement
6.1.3 Compliance obligations

16. Support
Clause - 7
7.1 Resources
7.2 Competence
7.3 Awareness
7.4
Communication
7.5 Documental
information
7
Support

17. 1. Establish your organisation EMS processes and control
from the operate.
2. Establish and maintain emergency preparedness and
response processes.
8. Operation

18. Evaluation
1. Examine your Enviornmental performance and compliance
2. Audit your organization’s Enviornmental Management System.
3. Review your Organization’s EMS
Improvement
1. Take action to improve EMS and achieve intended outcomes
2. Control nonconformities and take appropriate corrective actions
3. Enhance EMS suitability adequacy and effectiveness.
9. Evaluation & 10. Improvement

19. “Environmental Policy is any action taken for manage
human activity with a view to prevent , reduce or migrate
harmful effects on nature and natural resources, and
ensuring that man-made changes to the environment do
not have harmful effects on humans”
“Environmental Regulation is controlling human or it’s
behaviour by governmental or self rules or restrictions”
It is seen after implementation of Policy statements.
Environmental Policy and Regulation

20. •The Protection and preservation of health and
human life.
•Protection of natural resources such as water, air,
and soil.
•Protection of biodiversity destruction.
•Combating desertification and save the landscape.
•Integrated management of waste and hazardous
materials or chemicals.
Environmental Policy Objectives