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Management Systems Update
TURP Conference
April 14, 2016
© 2016 Capaccio Environmental Engineering, Inc.
What Will We Cover? • Management systems
– TURA EMS
– ISO 14001
• ISO 14001:2015 – Highlights of the Revision
– Preparing to conform
– Preparing to certify
• Update on status of ISO 45001 standard
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What is a Management System? • EPA says – “An Environmental Management System
(EMS) is a set of processes and practices that enable an organization to reduce its environmental impacts and increase its operating efficiency”
• MassDEP says – its an “overall system of management processes and tools to help an organization address its environmental issues and goals
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Not All EMSs Are ISO Certified • TURA EMS (310 CMR 50.80)
– Allows a TURA facility an option to traditional TUR Planning
– 14 elements (modeled after ISO 14001:2004 elements)
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What is ISO? • International Organization for Standardization (ISO) • Not a government agency • Established in 1947 • Promotes standardization to facilitate international
commerce & cooperation • Develops international agreements published as
International Standards
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Popular Management Systems
ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management
ISO 45001:2016?? OH&S Management
ISO 9001:2015 Quality
Management
TURA EMS
ISO/TS16949:2009 Automotive Quality
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ISO 14001: EMS • Framework to systematically manage
environmental risks and opportunities • Effectively manage interactions with
environment through – Management commitment – Identifying significant environmental
aspects and impacts, risks & opportunities – Setting objectives & targets, and
establishing programs to reduce impacts – Assessing & addressing performance – Continual improvement
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Revision of ISO 14001 • Originally published in 1996 • First revision Issued in 2004 • Ongoing review for revisions
(2015 version is 2nd revision) – Periodic review to stay current
and relevant
– Increased consistency with other ISO System Standards
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ISO 14001:2015 & 14004:2016 are here! • ISO 14001:2015 – Released
September 15, 2015 – Structure Changes: Annex SL
– Changes in Content Emphasis
• ISO 14004:2016 – Released March 1, 2016 – (Guidance doc for ISO
14001:2015)
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Drivers of Revision • TC 207 Future EMS Challenges report
– Sustainability & Social Responsibility – Environmental Performance – Compliance Obligations – Integration with overall Business Strategy – Conformity Assessment – Size of Organization – Supply Chain Impacts/Value – Stakeholder Engagement – Related Standards/Systems
(GHG, Energy, Life Cycle) – Annex SL
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Changes in Emphasis • Expansion of scope • Greater specificity in management involvement • Moving away from specific requirement for
“procedures” to “ensure an output” • Risk-based approach • Compliance requirements • Sustainability • Annex SL Re-organization
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All ISO Standards To Annex SL Format 1 - Scope
2 - Normative References
3 - Terms and definitions
4 - Context of the Organization
5 – Leadership
6 – Planning
7 – Support
8 – Operation
9 – Performance Evaluation
10 –Improvement
PDCA: ISO FRAMEWORK
EMS Scope
Context of the Organization Internal & External Issues
External Needs &
Expectations
Intended EMS Outcomes
Planning
Support & Operation
Performance Evaluation
Improvement Leadership
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Context
– Internal and external influences that help or hinder getting to EMS intended outcomes
• Internal & external interested parties – Stakeholder – relationship – needs
& expectations
– Relevant to the organization’s EMS
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Stakeholder Exercise • Divide into groups • Brainstorm who internal &
external interested parties that could influence an EMS?
• What are their needs and expectations?
• Then we will discuss your ideas
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Scope
– Expanded to physical, functional, organizational boundaries to which the EMS applies
– Control & influence
– Documented
– Made available to interested parties
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Leadership
– Strategic business decisions aligned with business & EMS objectives
– Integrates EMS in business planning
– Communicates importance of EMS and expectation to conform to the EMS
– Ensures achievement of intended outcomes
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Planning
– To address risks & opportunities
– To achieve intended outcomes
– To manage change
– To prevent adverse environmental impacts
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Life cycle thinking
– Aspects & Impacts
• Objectives are part of the business process – What, who, when, how
• Compliance Obligations • Risks and Opportunities
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Resources
– Competence
• Expanded communication – Internal & external
• What, when, to whom, how
• Environmental performance – Monitoring & Measurement
– Evaluation of compliance
– Auditing
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ISO 14001:2015 Highlights • Improvement
– Non-conformity • Root cause
• Effectiveness
• Management Review • Continual Improvement
– Achieve objectives
– Enhance the EMS
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Preparing for ISO 14001:2015 • Gap Analysis
– Review of your existing procedures and operations against standard (including intent)
– Provides a matrix that identifies opportunities and missing elements against the ISO 14001:2015 standard, including projected timeline
– Serves as a baseline
• Leverage existing systems (e.g., Quality)
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TURA EMS & ISO 14001:2015 TURA EMS ONLY
• No action necessary
• Conform only to TURA EMS requirements
TURA EMS & ISO 14001:2015
• Still contains the required 14 elements
• Add ISO 14001:2015 elements
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Getting Started • Obtain copy of Standard &
Guidance Doc • Conduct Gap Analysis • Gather the Team • Develop a Strategy
– Timeline with resource needs
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Where to Obtain Standards • ANSI:
– http://webstore.ansi.org/
• ISO: – http://www.iso.org/iso/home/store.htm
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Time & Staff Resources • For new EMS
– 6 months to 1 year+
– Involves multiple functional areas
• For existing EMS – Varies depending on identified gaps
and maturity of existing systems
• For existing or new EMS – Consider Corporate EMS
– Consider Integration with existing systems (HSMS, QMS)
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Getting Registered • Discuss process & timeline with
registrar • Set schedule together • Phase I audit • Registration audit • Expiration of current certificate • Currently registered to ISO
14001:2004 must be registered to ISO 14001:2015 by 2018
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ISO 45001(OHSMS) • What it is
– Enables Organization to Pro-actively Improve OH&S Performance in Preventing Illness & Injury
– Intended to Integrate with Organization’s Other management processes & systems
– Focused on Worker Safety
• What it is not – Does not state specific
performance criteria
– Is not prescriptive about the system design
– Does not address product safety, property or environment (unless it relates to risks to worker safety)
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ISO 45001:2016
DIS issued 02 Feb 2016
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Improve OH&S Performance • Develop & Implement OH&S policy and objectives • Same Annex SL Structure • Determine hazards and OH&S risks • Seeking to eliminate them, or putting in controls to
minimize their potential effects • Establish operational controls to manage OH&S • Increase awareness of OH&S risks • Evaluate & Improve OH&S performance • Ensure workers take an active role in OH&S matters
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Benefits • Improve ability to respond to regulatory compliance
issues • Reduce overall costs of incidents • Reduce downtime and the costs of disruption to
operations • Reduce cost of insurance premiums • Reduce absenteeism and employee turnover rates • Obtain Recognition for having achieved an
international benchmark
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Questions For further assistance, please contact: Linda Swift [email protected] (508) 970-0033 x119
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