Environmental impact is an important issue across the globe, with pressure to minimize that impact coming from many sources, including governments, trade associations, supply chains and other social and financial stakeholders. Social pressures are also building up from the growing array of interested parties, such as consumer, environmental and minority non-governmental organizations (NGOs), academia and neighbours. An Environmental Management System (EMS) provides you with a framework for managing environmental responsibilities efficiently in a way that is integrated into your overall operations.
An environmental management system is relevant to all organizations, from single site to large multi-nationals and from high risk companies to low risk service organizations. Managing your environmental impacts is relevant to manufacturing, process and service industries, including local and central governments, equipment manufacturers and suppliers.
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We can offer assessment, training and certification and provide a range of add-on services that support you at every step. These build on the requirements of established schemes such as ISO 14001, the European Union Eco-Management and Audit System (EMAS), and BS 8555 STEMS for the phased implementation of an EMS.
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Related standards and schemes
The international standard that specifies a process for controlling and improving an organization's environmental performance.
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The Eco-Management and Audit Scheme is a voluntary EU intiative designed to improve an organization's enviromental performance, and defines a set of requirements for publicly reporting that performance.
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