ISO 14001

Enviromental  Management Systems

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What is ISO 14001?

ISO 14001 is an international standard for an Environmental Management System published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Gaining ISO 14001 recognition is more than just a certificate on a wall; it’s a commitment to environmental stewardship. Environmental contraventions and pollution are heavily publicised and carry very significant fines when identified. This standard seeks to integrate sustainable practices seamlessly into the mainstream life of a company, irrespective of its size or industrial context.

Avoid Fines

Avoid fines by implementing sustainable, green practices. Steer clear of pollution and reduce the use of natural resources to steer clear of penalties and fines.

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Reduce Costs

Decrease operational costs by improved energy use, sidestepping inefficiencies, reducing waste and increasing recycling.

Enviromental Commitment

Demonstrates commitment to reducing environmental impact while actively improving the environment and aligning your business with worldwide environmental commitments.

Securing Business

Secure a competitive advantage in tenders and supplier assessments through environmental improvements which increase the reported performance of your customers*. Reduced carbon and lessening environmental impact through the controls specified in ISO 14001 certification, earn valuable points and increases your chance of winning contracts.

*Under the UK government specified carbon reduction process, businesses need to include details of their suppliers and sub-contractors’ environmental performance, making customers more likely to choose those with better scores.

Benefits of ISO 14001 Certification for Your Business

ISO 14001 certification offers a holistic approach to environmental management, fostering a culture of reduced carbon generation and sustainability within your organization. By systematically addressing environmental aspects, ensuring legal compliance, and optimizing resource use, your business enhances its environmental performance ISO 14001 certification positively impacts your corporate image, creating opportunities for better market access and partnerships. Embracing continual improvement, this certification positions your company at the forefront of sustainable business practices, contributing to a global movement for environmental responsibility.

How long would it take to become approved?

The timeframe for approval depends on your business activities and current compliance with legislation. But, we typically craft a tailored Environmental Management System for an SME conduct audits to ensure ISO 14001 compliance, and facilitate UKAS-approved certification within 8 days of our support, typically spread over 6-8 weeks.

 

How much is it to get ISO 14001 certification?

Our charges are determined by a daily rate, which varies based on the scope of your activities. Typically, a small business engagement requires 6-8 days.

Certification from a UKAS-approved body is estimated at £1500 to £5,000 for a three-year certificate.

Our approach involves crafting effective management systems tailored to your unique business needs. We formalize your existing best practices, ensuring compliance in crucial areas with legal implications. For further details and guidance on obtaining the necessary certifications, please drop us a line.

What do I need to do?

In brief, pinpoint the aspects of your activities with notable environmental impact and establish effective controls to mitigate that impact. This typically involves focusing on three key areas:

Waste

Disposal must adhere to stringent guidelines and be tightly regulated.

Pollution

Identify potential sources of pollution in your activities and implement controls.

Energy

Exercise control over energy consumption, striving to minimize usage where feasible.

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