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ISO 14001:2015 is a globally recognized standard for environmental management systems (EMS). The objectives of ISO 14001:2015 training are to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills to understand the requirements of the standard and to implement an effective EMS in their organization.

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Question: "What are the benefits of an ISO 14001 certification?" Answer: Immediate internal benefits include significant cost savings and a safe/healthier place for employees to work. A recognized 3rd party certification for your environmental management system (EMS) conveys leadership commitment to all internal associates, therefore increasing awareness in thousands of day-to-day activities.

Trying to get a startup business off the ground can be a scary endeavor. Apart from gathering the right people to help you fulfill your vision, gathering clientele and keeping them interested and engaged will take all of your time and effort; and because of the size of your company, every hit against your coffers has the potential to devastate your startup.

This week, I was sent a request to provide feedback on behalf of a US certification body on my recommendations for the future of ISO 9001:202X. Here is a summary of my comments based on the 3 questions asked:

As I find myself in my mid-40s, I have noticed a bit of a changing of the tides lately. I’m starting to recognize a shift from spending much of my time ASKING questions to more of my time in ANSWERING questions. One question that I’ve spent a lot of time with lately could be categorized as “What do you wish you knew then that you know now?” with regard to my professional career. While there is more than one answer for me, the answer that seems to illicit a lot of emotion and often times even anger with others is the topic of empowering others - specifically with empowerment around information.

During my first 25+ years of working with various organizations and leadership team members, I've noticed that most struggle with the concept of a management systems or processes that make up a system. A mentor of mine once stated "No one wants to build a house. But everyone sure as hell shows up when its time to paint it." I thought that was not only really funny but also similar to building and maintaining management systems.

Today, ISO launched their video introduction of the newly published ISO 18091:2019 Quality management systems -- Guidelines for the application of ISO 9001 in local government. Although the ISO 18091 document was originally published in 2014, adoption of ISO 9001 in local government has been slim thus far.

AIAG announced the release of their core tools support software, a cloud-based solution for authoring and managing core tool documentation such as FMEAs, Control Plans and PPAP documents. The software also allows for collaboration across multiple sites.

38 Required Records of ISO 9001:2015 (20) and IATF 16949:2016 (18)