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ISO 14001: manage your environmental impact with structure
ISO 14001 sets out how an organisation can manage its environmental responsibilities in a systematic way. It helps you identify where your activities affect the environment, meet legal obligations and set goals for improvement.
ISO 14001 sets out how an organisation can manage its environmental responsibilities in a systematic way. It helps you identify where your activities affect the environment, meet legal obligations and set goals for improvement. Customers and tender processes increasingly ask about environmental management, and the standard gives you a recognised way to demonstrate it.
What’s included
- Context and scope definition, including interested parties and compliance obligations
- Identification and evaluation of environmental aspects and impacts, including climate-related considerations
- Legal and regulatory register with review responsibilities
- Environmental objectives, targets and programmes
- Operational controls, emergency preparedness and monitoring
- Internal audit, corrective action and management review
Best for
Manufacturers, construction and facilities businesses, suppliers to larger organisations, and any organisation setting sustainability commitments.
How we work
- Understand operations and obligations. 2) Gap review. 3) Build the environmental management system. 4) Audit preparation.
What you receive
Gap report, aspects and impacts register, legal register, objectives plan, procedures, internal audit report and audit-readiness plan.
The result
A clear, evidence-based approach to environmental performance and compliance.
Frequently asked questions
Is this relevant to an office-based business?
Yes. Energy, travel, procurement, equipment and waste all have impacts, and the standard scales to suit.
Does certification prove we are sustainable?
It shows you manage environmental matters systematically. It is not a guarantee of any particular level of performance.