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ISO 14001 helps to identify potential environmental issues and eliminate or reduce them. An environmental management system (EMS) is a long-term investment for the viability of your organisation and it can help you to become more effective in achieving environmental goals.

Environmental Management System (EMS) includes the processes of critically reviewing how an organization’s operations interface with the environment and the application of well thought out strategies and practices to eliminate negative impacts while increasing the organization’s productivity.

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Environmental Management System enables an organization to improve environmental performance, reduce company’s unnecessary cost, and increase efficiency.

It is of utmost importance that when implementing Environmental Management System in an organization, it should be tailored to meet the needs of the organization whilst strictly following the standards and guidelines of ISO 14001.

How long does the course run for?

At 3FOLD Education Centre, a CQI IRCA Approved Training Partner (ATP), and certified provider of the ISO 14001, we offer the ISO 14001 EMS Certification Course Online in a virtual classroom for a period of 5 days (8 hours per day) which runs continuously during the weekdays, weekends or in evening blocks to provide flexibility and cater for working professionals and everyone who would like to broaden their knowledge and skills in the course. The EMS Certification Course Online allows delegates to attend the training from the comfort of their homes or workplaces, without having to travel or inconvenience themselves.

Efficiency of ISO 14001 EMS Certification Online Course:

3FOLD’s Environmental Management Course Online is efficient and delivered by industry experts and experienced trainers who have mastered new facilitation techniques in presenting leading courses in a virtual environment to cater for modern learners. Our EMS certification course online is as same as the traditional face-to-face classroom and even better! ISO 14001 EMS Certification Course Online teaches delegates the principles, techniques, and processes of planning, conducting, and implementing an audit of EMS to ensure compliance with ISO 14001.

Aim of the Course:

The aim of our CQI IRCA certified EMS certification course online is to provide delegates with the necessary skills, and knowledge needed to conduct first, second and third-party audits against ISO 14001 standard requirements in accordance with ISO 19011:2018 and ISO/IEC 17021, as well as be able to lead an audit team. The 14001 EMS certification online breaks the distance barrier and enables professionals and delegates from around the world to have easy access to the course from their various locations.

Benefits of the Course:

Our Environment Management Course Online will educate delegates on how to thoroughly plan for an audit, prepare an on-site plan that establishes effective audits. Students will be able to explain the purpose of EMS standards, audit third-party certification, and understand the business benefits of improved performance of environmental management system. After the end of the ISO 14001 EMS Course, delegates who are successful in the final assessment will be awarded a Certificate of Achievement which is globally recognized. Delegates who score below the pass mark will be issued a Certificate of Attendance.

Who can Attend the Training?

Attend this course if you want to have an understanding of ISO 14001 and management audits, if you want to broaden your knowledge of environmental management principles, standards and practices, if you are a lead auditor, if you are keen on conducting second, or third-party audits of the EMS, if you are an Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Manager, if you are an environmental consultant.

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  1. What are ISO, ISO 14000, and ISO 14001?

1. What are ISO, ISO 14000, and ISO 14001?


ISO stands for the International Organization for StandardizationExit, located in Geneva, Switzerland. ISO promotes the development and implementation of voluntary international standards, both for particular products and for environmental management issues. ISO 14000 Exit refers to a series of voluntary standards in the environmental field under development by ISO. Included in the ISO 14000 series are the ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System (EMS) standard and other standards in fields such as environmental auditing, environmental performance evaluation, environmental labeling, and life-cycle assessment. The EMS and auditing standards were recently revised and published in September 2015.

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2. How are these standards developed?


All the ISO standards are developed through a voluntary, consensus-based approach. Each member country of ISO develops its position on the standards and these positions are then negotiated with other member countries. Draft versions of the standards are sent out for formal written comment and each country casts its official vote on the drafts at the appropriate stage of the process. Within each country, various types of organizations can and do participate in the process including industry, government (federal and state), and other interested parties, including various non-government organizations (NGOs). For example, EPA and states participated in the development of the ISO 14001 standardExit, including the evaluation of its usefulness through a variety of pilot projects.

3. What must a community do to have an EMS that meets the ISO 14001 standard?


The ISO 14001:2015 standard requires that a community or organization put in place and implement a series of practices and procedures that, when taken together, result in an environmental management system. ISO 14001:2015 is not a technical standard, and as such, does not in any way replace technical requirements embodied in statutes or regulations. It also does not set prescribed standards of performance for organizations. The major requirements of an EMS under ISO 14001:2015 include:

  • A policy statement which includes commitments to prevention of pollution, continual improvement of the EMS leading to improvements in overall environmental performance, and compliance with all applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.
  • Identification of all aspects of the community organization's activities, products, and services that could have a significant impact on the environment, including those that are not regulated.
  • Setting peformance objectives and targets for the management system which link back to the three commitments established in the community or organization's policy (i.e., prevention of pollution, continual impovement, and compliance).
  • Implementing the EMS to meet these objectives. This includes activities like training of employees, establishing work instructions and practices, and establishing the actual metrics by which the objectives and targets will be measured.
  • Establishing a program to periodically audit the operation of the EMS.
  • Checking and taking corrective and preventive actions when deviations from the EMS occur, including periodically evaluating the organization's compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
  • Undertaking periodic reviews of the EMS by top management to ensure its continuing performance and making adjustements to it, as necessary.

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4. Is an EMS under ISO 14001 relevant to communities?


Yes. Because ISO 14001:2015 is essentially a system designed to help communities and other types of organizations meet their environmental obligations and reduce the impact of their operations on the environment, it is relevant to all types of organizations. Counties, municipalities, towns, and townships typically oversee a number of separate facilities and operations. An EMS can be used as a framework to help these operations improve their environmental performance and make greater use of pollution prevention approaches. Use of the standard by counties is not well established at this point, but some are beginning to use it . For example, Washtenaw County, Michigan is implementing an EMS based on ISO 14001 for its Sheriff's Department and participated in an earlier series of demonstration projects funded by EPA.

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5. What are some of the potential benefits of an EMS based on ISO 14001?

  • Improvements in overall environmental performance and compliance.
  • Providing a framework for using pollution prevention practices to meet EMS objectives.
  • Increased efficiency and potential cost savings when managing environmental obligations.
  • Promoting predictability and consistency in managing environmental obligations.
  • More effective targeting of scarce environmental management resources.
  • Enhancing public posture with outside stakeholders.
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6. Can existing environmental management activities be integrated into the EMS under ISO 14001?

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Yes. The standard is flexible and does not require organizations to necessarily 'retool' their existing activities. The standard establishes a management framework by which an organization's impacts on the environment can be systematically identified and reduced. For example, many organizations, including counties and municipalities, have active and effective pollution prevention activities underway. These could be incorporated into the overall EMS under ISO 14001:2015.

7. Why is the U.S. EPA interested in promoting EMS's under ISO 14001?


Like a number of states, EPA believes environmental management systems, if implemented properly, could serve as a valuable tool to help organizations improve their environmental peformance, increase the use of pollution prevention, and improve compliance. However, this premise needs to be evaluated closely, working with a variey of organizations, including those in the public sector. EMS's could, in the future, serve as the basis for providing regulatory flexibility to organizations that successfully implement them.