3. Conclusion
The process of setting up an environmental management system is a time-consuming one, requiring considerable effort in terms of communication and explanation to all personnel concerned by its field of application.
The organization's context, the expectations of interested parties and compliance obligations are all elements that management must take into account when planning and organizing the implementation of its management system (step 1).
The project must be ostentatiously supported by management. Its leadership, both internally and externally, must be unquestionable. As soon as the process is launched, management must designate the future management system manager, who will be responsible for the collective construction of the management system (or its transition to the 2015 version).
Responsibilities must be...
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AFNOR (French Standards Association)
INERIS (French National Institute for the Industrial Environment and Risks)
Standards and norms
- Environmental management systems – Requirements and guidelines for its use (Classification number: X30-200) - NF EN ISO 14001 - (2015)
- Quality management systems – Requirements (Classification number: X50-131) - NF EN ISO 9001 - (2015)
- Quality management systems – Basic principles and vocabulary (Classification number: X50-130) - NF EN ISO 9000 - (2015)
- Occupational health and safety management...
Regulations
Council Regulation (EEC) No 1836/93 of June 29, 1993 allowing voluntary participation by companies in the industrial sector in a Community eco-management and audit scheme (Official Journal L 168, 10/07/1993, p. 0001-0018).
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