ISO 14001:2015 vs. ISO 14001:2004 - Advisera · PDF file©2015 14001Academy How to make the transition from ISO 14001:2004 to 2015 If you have already implemented an EMS according

Presenter: Strahinja Stojanovic

ISO 14001:2015 – How to make the transition from ISO 14001:2004

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How to make the transition from ISO 14001:2004 to 2015

If you have already implemented an EMS according to ISO 14001:2004…

… you can save a lot of time if you approach this transition systematically.

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If you want to maintain your ISO 14001 certificate, you must comply

with the 2015 revision.

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• Revision 2004 vs. 2015 – the differences

• Transition timing

• Certification bodies

• 12-step transition process

• Main challenges

Agenda

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New requirements

• Context of the organization

• Interested parties

• Risks and opportunities

2004 vs. 2015 – the differences

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Requirements that are gone

• Environmental targets

• Management representative

• Preventive actions

2004 vs. 2015 – the differences

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2015 revision certification

Transition from ISO 14001:2004 to 2015

2004 revision certification

Transition timing

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Year 1

Until September

2016

Year 2

Until September

2017

Year 3

Until September

2018

After September

2018


• For certificates that expire after September 2018 – during surveillance audits

• For certificates that expire before September 2018 – during recertification audits

Certification bodies – checking the transition

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1) Identify context of the organization

4) Review the Environmental Policy

3) Review the scope of the EMS

2) Identify interested parties

12-step transition process

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8) Plan actions

7) Determine the compliance obligations

6) Identify and evaluate the aspects

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5) Assess risks and opportunities


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12) Evaluate environmental performance

11) Establish operational plan and control

9) Set environmental objectives and plans

10) Control documented information

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• Identifying context of the organization

• Managing risks and opportunities

• Demonstrating leadership

• Documenting the EMS

• Auditing according to the new version

Main challenges

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Conclusion

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To save time, you must plan each

step in your transition

Start thinking about how to apply the 12-step process in your

company

Strahinja Stojanovic

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ISO 14001:2015 vs. ISO 14001:2004 - Advisera · PDF file©2015 14001Academy How to make the transition from ISO 14001:2004 to 2015 If you have already implemented an EMS according