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ISO 14001:2015 is an Environmental Management System designed to help organisations manage environmental issues such as pollution, resource conservation and waste management. It provides requirements to help your organisation identify environmental aspects of your activities, products, and services required to comply with applicable legal requirements.

Organisations certified with ISO 14001 demonstrate their commitment to continuous improvement and reducing environmental impact, protecting public health & safety and preserving ecology.

ISO 14001 was first introduced in 1996 for organisations to demonstrate that they have an effective EMS in place.  

It applies to your defined environmental boundary & scope with all interested parties and their environmental interests in mind, as well as your commitments to pollution prevention, legal compliance & continual improvement.

Any organisation interested in building a better management system through prevention, control, influence & improvement of its environmental aspects should get the ISO 14001 certification.

It’s a management system that commits an organisation to continuous improvement and reducing environmental impact through legislative compliance, thus protecting public health & safety and preserving ecology.

– To satisfy ‘Green-Partnership’, client’s demands, Green-Reporting & Corporate Social Responsibility   

– To reduce environmental prosecution risks by ensuring non-violation of Environmental Acts / Regulations  

– To gain or retain market share by being part of the Green Partners and have a winning edge over competitors 

– To project a clean and green corporate image among regulators, customers and the public and answer to customers’ and authorities’ demands  

– To reduce wastage and find ways to save resources, hence reducing pollution & waste management problems and leading to profit improvement  

– (for Public-Listed Companies) To attract more social comfort & share investors with the backing of a sound environmental management system, and ‘green reporting’ – a positive move to please investors 

– For sustainable development of an organisation and its profit.