ISO 14001 certification demonstrates a commitment to environmental management and sustainability. Read this presentation to know about ISO 14001 certification and the 2015 Update

1. ISO 14001
Certification
&
the 2015 Update

2. What is ISO 14001?
Introduction to ISO 14001
ISO 14001 is a globally recognized
standard for environmental
management. It provides a framework
for organizations to manage and
improve their environmental
performance, reduce their
environmental impact, and comply
with applicable laws and
regulations.
Key Elements of ISO 14001
• Environmental policy
• Planning
• Implementation
• Checking and corrective action
• Management review

3. Why Get Certified?
ISO 14001 certification demonstrates a
commitment to environmental management and
sustainability. It can improve an
organization's reputation, increase
efficiency, and reduce costs.

4. ISO 14001:2015 Update
In 2015, the ISO 14001 standard underwent a major update to better align with
the changing environmental landscape and business practices. The updated
standard places a greater emphasis on leadership, risk management, and
stakeholder engagement.
Key Changes in the Update
• Greater emphasis on leadership and
commitment from top management
• Increased focus on risk management
and opportunities
• More emphasis on stakeholder
engagement and communication
• Alignment with other ISO management
system standards
Benefits of the Update
• Improved environmental performance
and risk management
• Increased stakeholder trust and
confidence
• Better alignment with business
strategy and objectives
• Improved integration with other
management systems

5. The Certification Process
• To become ISO 14001 certified, an organization must follow a specific process. This
process involves the following steps:
• Conduct an initial environmental review to identify areas where the organization can
improve its environmental performance.
• Develop an environmental policy and identify environmental objectives and targets.
• Implement a management program to achieve the identified objectives and targets.
• Monitor and measure the organization's environmental performance and take corrective
action when necessary.
• Conduct an internal audit of the management system to ensure compliance with ISO 14001
requirements.
• Have the management system audited by an independent third party certification body.

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