Environmental Management System

1. “We won’t deserve society
If we destroy the environment.”

2. Welcome to Our Presentation
Name: ID:
Jakaria Hossain 172-23-5146
Md. Moshiour Rahman 173-23-5169
Section: A (EVE) MC.
Department of Textile Engineering.
Daffodil International University.
“ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM” ISO:14000

3. ISO:
ISO creates documents and provide requirements and guidelines that can be use to
ensure that materials, products, process or services are fit for their purpose.

4. ISO 14000:
ISO 14000 is a series of international environmental management standards,
guides, and technical reports.
This standards specify:
o Requirements for establishing an environmental management police.
o Determining environmental impacts of products and services.
o Planning environmental objectives.
o Implementing programs to meet objectives.
o Conducting corrective action.
o Management review.

5. ISO 14000 History:
• First environmental management system standard, BS7750 was published in 1992 by BSI
group.
• In 1996, International organization for standardization (ISO) created the ISO 14000 family
for standards.
• Current revision of ISO 14000 was published in September 2015.

6. Requirements of the standards (ISO14000) are as follow:
 General requirements.
 Environmental policy.
 Planning.
 Implementation and operation.
 Checking and corrective action.
 Management review.

7. ISO:14000 Policy:
• To see if you
did what you
planned.
• Change or
improve the
part of your
plan.
• According to
your plan.
• What you will
do?
PLAN DO
CHECKACT

8. ISO:14000 Policy:
• Environment Policy.
• Environmental Aspects.
• Objectives, Targets and Programs.
PLAN
DO
CHECK
ACT  Resources, Roles, Responsibility and Authority.
 Competence, Training and Awareness.
 Communication.
 Documentation.
• Monitoring and Measurement.
• Control of Records.
• Internal Audit.
 Management Review.

9. 9
Overview of ISO 14000 Family:
o Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001-14009).
o Environmental Auditing (ISO 14011-14019).
o Environmental Labelling (ISO 14020-14029).
o Environmental Performance Evaluation(ISO14030-14039).
o Life Cycle Assessments (ISO14040-14049).
o Environmental Aspects in Product Standards (ISO 14060-14069).

10. Overview of ISO 14000 Family:
10
ISO 14001:
Shows the framework for companies who are interested to obtain environmental management
system certificate.
Requirements with guidance for use.
ISO 14004:
General guidelines on principles, systems and support techniques.
Improve environmental performance.

11. 11
ISO 14031 :
Guidance on the design and use of environmental performance evaluation.
ISO 14062 :
Aspects into product design and development.

12. 12
ISO 14064:
International green house gas (GHG) accounting and verification.
ISO 14069:
Provide guidance for organization to calculate the carbon foot-print.

13. Environmental management system:
Environmental management system (EMS) is a set of process and practices that enable an
organization to reduce its environmental impacts and increase its operating efficiency.

14. Benefits of implementing ISO 14000 :
Increased profit:
- Less quantity, less cost, increased profit.
- Recycle waste.
- Improve health and safety.
Operation:
- Better communication.
- Feed back.

15. Benefits of implementing ISO 14000 :
Marketing:
- Green product.
- Sustainability.
Social:
- Cleaner air, water, soils.
- Longer resource life.
- Less waste in land fills.

16. Benefits of implementing ISO 14000 in Textile industry :
o Reduced demand for high pollution products.
o Improve life durability of textile products.
o Less pollution from use, cleaning, maintenance.
o Better installation.
o Enhanced recycling of textile products.

17. ISO 14000 support to achievement of (Sustainable Development Goals)
SDG:
 Protecting the environment.
 Environmental performance.
 Lifecycle perspective.
 Strategic environmental management.
 Leadership.

18. It’s not yours,
not mine,
It’s Ours.
So, Protect your mother who,
nourish you.

19. Thank You.
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