ISO 14001: 2015 Certification

Environmental Management System

The ISO 14001 standard is the best known and widely used voluntary environmental management framework. Its requirements are applicable to any type of organization, large or small, and for each business sector. This standard is based on the concept of continuous improvement and regulatory compliance.

When implementing the ISO 14001 standard, it is necessary to identify all environmental impacts and related aspects and to introduce the best practices for managing these impacts.

Certification process

If you are interested in certification according to ISO 9001, please contact us and fill out a certification request.

A certification audit is carried out in two stages and, upon successful completion, a certificate of compliance with a validity period of 3 years is issued. Supervisory audits are conducted in the second and third years. 

• Prerequisite

  Without developed and implemented environmental management system (EMS) in accordance with the requirements of ISO 14001, the certification process could not be started.

• Benefits for you

  An effective environmental management system can contribute to:

  • Significant reduction of negative effects on nature;
  • Increasing operational efficiency;
  • Determining opportunities to reduce costs.

   

  Acquiring an ISO 14001 certificate, as required, demonstrates the company engagement to customers and other stakeholders to improve its environmental performance.

• Other accompanying advantages

  Exemption from Mandatory Audit: If you are a large enterprise subject to mandatory energy efficiency audits under the Energy Efficiency Act (EEA, Article 57, Paragraph 2), the possession of ISO 14001 certificate exempts you from this obligation (EEA, Article 57, Paragraph 7), provided that the energy management system that you apply meets the minimum requirements for energy auditing in accordance with Ordinance No. Е-RD-04-05/08.09.2016