Environmental management system certification refers to the assessment of the environmental management system of the supplier (manufacturer) by a third-party notarial institution in accordance with the environmental management system standards (ISO14000 environmental management series standards) issued by the public. If the assessment is qualified, the third-party institution shall issue the environmental management system certification certificate and issue it to the public for registration to prove that the supplier has the environmental protection standards and laws Environmental assurance capability of products or services required by regulations. Through the certification of environmental management system, it can be confirmed that the raw materials, production process, processing methods used by the manufacturer, as well as the use and post-use disposal of products meet the requirements of environmental protection standards and regulations. [1]

Chinese name

Environmental management system certification

Foreign name

Environmental Management System

Interpretation

Components of the overall management system within the organization

Purpose

Prevention of adverse effects on the environment

Catalog

00001.1 introduction

00002.2 principle

00003.3 certificate

00004.4 method

00005.5 guidelines

brief introduction

Environmental management system (EMS)

According to the definition of 3.5 in ISO14001: environmental management system is an integral part of an organization's overall management system, which includes the organization, planning activities, organization responsibilities, practices, procedures, processes and resources required for the formulation, implementation, implementation, review and maintenance of environmental policies. It also includes the environmental policies, objectives and indicators of the organization.

The environmental management system can be described as follows: it is a planned and coordinated management activity with standardized action procedures and documented control mechanism. It is implemented through an organizational structure with clear responsibilities and obligations, with the purpose of preventing adverse effects on the environment.

Principle

Principle 1: commitment and policy

An organization shall formulate environmental policies and ensure the commitment of environmental management to the environmental management system.

Principle 2: Planning

An organization should plan for the realization of its environmental policy.

Principle 3: Implementation

In order to implement effectively, an organization should provide the capacity and guarantee mechanism needed to achieve its environmental policies, objectives and targets.

Principle 4: Measurement and evaluation

An organization should measure, monitor and evaluate its environmental performance.

Principle 5: review and improvement

An organization should review and continuously improve its environmental management system with the goal of improving overall environmental performance.

According to the above principles, it is better to regard the environmental management system as an organizational framework, which needs continuous monitoring and regular review to adapt to the changing internal and external factors and effectively guide the environmental activities of the organization. Every member of the organization shall take the responsibility of environmental improvement.

Certificates

a) Business license;

b) Organization code certificate;

c) Brief introduction (if the registered address is inconsistent with the actual business site, it shall be explained);

D) qualification;

E) manual

f) Projects under construction

g) Pollutant detection report (level I risk);

h) Understand the "three Simultaneities" reply and EIA reply;

i) List of important environmental factors

j) The manufacturing industry needs to provide process flow chart.

k) The enterprise shall provide a list of laws and regulations;

l) Confirm the compliance certification and pollutant detection report of non primary risk industries;

m) List of important environmental factors.

Method

Environmental management system audit refers to the internal audit of the environmental management system, which is the self inspection and evaluation of the organization. The process of internal audit shall be controlled by procedures and carried out regularly. The internal audit shall determine whether the environmental management system conforms to the predetermined arrangement and ISO14001 standard. Whether the environmental management system has been correctly implemented and maintained, and report the audit results to the manager.

The audit object of the environmental management system is the environmental management system. A complete internal audit shall comprehensively and completely cover all the sites and activities of the organization, all the elements of ISO14001 environmental management system standard, and include the controlled situation of important environmental factors of the organization, the realization degree of target indicators, etc.

The environmental management system audit shall meet the requirements of objectivity, systematization and documentation, and shall be carried out in accordance with the audit procedures. The procedure of internal audit shall stipulate the following contents:

A. The scope of audit, including the geographic area, department or system elements of audit;

B. The frequency of audit shall be determined according to the management status of the organization itself and the requirements of external organizations;

C. The audit methods generally include checking documents and records, observing the site and operation, interviewing relevant personnel, etc;

D. Requirements and responsibilities of the audit team, such as the capabilities and responsibilities of the audit team leader and members;

E. Requirements and submission methods of audit report and results. Before each audit, an audit plan (plan) shall be prepared, including the arrangement of personnel and time. The contents of the audit shall be based on the environmental importance (repeatability) of the activities involved and the results of previous audits.

The environmental management system is called EMS for short. The new version of environmental management system certification standard in China is GB / T 24001-2016. [2]

Equivalent to ISO 14001:2004 environmental management systems - Requirements and guidance for use

Guiding principle

ISO14000 environmental management system standard is an effective tool to create a green enterprise, and it is an international general standard. It can pass the certification of the standard, and play an effective role in promoting the sustainable development of the enterprise. ISO14000 is a standard applicable to any organization. Due to the differences between industries and specific situations between organizations, many organizations can not understand this characteristic of the standard. This wide applicability of the standard reflects that it is a basic standard and a management framework. Every organization should first manage