廊坊市实施ISO14001标准的程序和方法

论述了廊坊市实施ISO14001标准的程序和方法，提供了较大的行政区域实施ISO14001标准认证的实例。     

浅淡ISO14001国际标准与国内环境管理制度的结合问题

本文介绍了秦皇岛经济技术开发区实施ISO14001环境管理体系认证,推动开发区经济与环境保护协调发展的一些做法和体会,并研究了实施ISO14001国际标准与遵守我国的环境保护法律、法规、标准和环境管理制度相结合的问题,通过ISO14001标准的实施,解决环境与经济功、调发展的问题。     

加入WTO后企业如何应对环保领域的国际挑战

我国加入WTO后，企业如何应对环保领域的国际挑战，从企业实施ISO14001认证的紧迫性与必要性这一角度，进行了分析研究，指出企业实施ISO14001认证是进入国际市场的“绿色通行证”。     

上海孙桥现代农业开发区实施ISO14001环境管理体系的效初探

本文以上海孙桥现代农业开发区开展ISO14001环境管理体系认证作为研究实例,论述了农业开发区建立ISO14001环境管理体系的关键措施。根据实施环境管理体系所取得的绩效,阐明了在现代农业开发区实施环境管理体系的重要意义。     

全球工业界ISO14000环境管理体系认证加快我国企业应积极进行环境管理体系认证

介绍ISO14000系列标准颁布以来,ISO14001认证的最新进展,分析了ISO14000在我国实施的困难及对外经贸的影响,并提出了对策.     

ISO14001环境管理体系与HSE管理体系整合技术原理和实践

通过对《环境管理体系 规范及使用指南》(ISO14001-1996)和《石油天然气工业健康、安全与环境管理体系》(SY/T6276—1997)的分析,提出了实现ISO14000环境管理体系与HSE管理体系整合的可行性,以及整合体系建立的技术要求,为已建立HSE体系石油企业进一步实施ISO14001认证提供了方法。     

经济问题激发韩国环境管理体系迅猛实施

据亚洲ISO14000信息网络报道,1998年,韩国化学品生产、电子电气仪器和元件、机械设备、建筑业方面的公司较之其它较不积极的工业部门,在ISO14001环境管理体系实施和认证方面取得了突飞猛进的进展。韩国目前已有200家工厂获得了ISO14001认证,这使得韩国在国际Ito14001认证市场上排名第五。只有日本、英国、德国和荷兰的获证企业数目多于韩国。根据德国联邦环保局的不完全统计,截至1998年3月底,全球第三方认证组织已经颁发了超过4000张符合Ill4001标准的证书。1997年亚洲金融危机的暴发,使韩国的经济陷入萧条,企业经营环境恶化。…     

国内企业实施ISO 14001标准及通过认证的几点经验

提出企业在实施ISO 14001标准及通过认证过程中可能遇到的几点问题,介绍了一些可供借鉴的经验。     

海南宝华:荣膺“绿色通行证”——宝华海景大酒店通过ISO14001国际环境管理体系认证

2月23日上午,在海南宝华海景大酒店举行的IS014001国际环境管理体系认证颁证仪式,该酒店总经理张会发从中国方圆标志认证中心秘书长张伟手中接过了认证证书和牌匾。这标着海南省拥有了第一家通过ISO14001国际环境管理认证的酒店。同时也使之成为该省首家同时通过ISO9002国际质量管理体系和ISO14001国际环境管理体系认证的酒店。     

我国西部地区ISO 14001认证的分析和思考

运用统计方法分析了我国西部地区企业ISO 14001认证进展缓慢的原因，主要是受地区经济发展水平的限制，同时也和管理观念、认证经验、审核机构、行业分布等因素有关。推进西部地区ISO 14001认证工作十分必要，应采取有针对性的措施，帮助西部企业建立认证环境管理体制，实现我国西部的经济和环境的协调发展。     

中日合作,建立ISO14001环境管理体系

通过介绍独山子石化分公司ISO14001管理体系建立和运行的主要做法和体会,着重分析了形成企业特色,保证贯标认证工作的实效性和经济性。     

ISO 14001 EMS implementation planning

In 1996, the International Standards Organization (ISO) completed work on an environmental management system (EMS) standard: ISO 14001. The standard involves only five required elements, spans less than five pages, and upon initial review, appears relatively uncomplicated. As well, many of the ISO 14001 requirements may already be present in an organization's existing EMS. Nevertheless, the new standard presents a number of challenges to industry implementation. Whether an organization aims to start from scratch in developing an EMS under ISO 14001 or modify its existing EMS to meet the ISO challenge, implementation requires careful planning and analysis. This article provides a summary of the planning required to implement ISO 14001 at the facility level, including the initial planning effort and the identification of significant environmental impacts, objectives, and targets. The aim will be to eliminate some of the “hype” associated with ISO and provide some practical “how to” guidance for implementing the standard. The discussion begins with an overview of the initial planning effort and then turns to key planning requirements.     

Demotivating factors affecting the implementation of ISO 14001:2015 in Malaysia

Industrialization has brought with it environmental problems and the consequences of pollution, which has been affecting the world for decades. Immediate action is required to raise industry's awareness of its social responsibilities toward the environment. However, experience shows that companies that have obtained International Organization of Standardization (ISO) 14001:2015 certifications in Malaysia occupy but a small niche among the country's businesses. The purpose of this study is to assess the list of barriers and challenges to implementing and obtaining certifications under the ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management System (EMS) by Malaysian firms. In addition, this study will rank these factors relative to their importance. This study is aimed at EMS experts at the Scientific and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd.). The study uses mathematical pairwise comparisons to generate the list of critical challenges and barriers. Therefore, the study is expected to raise environmental awareness among Malaysia's industries regarding the adoption of ISO 14001:2015 standards. Furthermore, the study provides a guideline for Malaysia's industries and policy‐makers to provide them with a better understanding of the barriers and challenges that companies face in implementing ISO 14001:2015 EMS, and at the same time, help them understand the need to eliminate the difficulties of standard implementation.     

Case studies of ISO 14001: A new business guide for global environmental protection

The intention of this article is to clarify the current status of ISO 14001, the internationally accepted voluntary environmental management system (EMS) standard, which is an effective means to generate continuous environmental performance improvement in an organization as well as significant financial benefits such as operational efficiency improvements (e.g., energy and water savings), reduction in environmental risks and liability expenses, protection of corporate asset value, and public image improvements. The number of “ISO 14001” companies in Europe and the Pacific Rim is steadily increasing with customer and governmental pressure as the driving forces. In the United States, ISO 14001 implementation has lagged behind due to the fact that, so far, the EPA has not supported ISO 14001 as being sufficient for guaranteeing a reliable environmental performance record. Most ISO 14001 certified companies in the United States have been driven by overseas demand, particularly in the microelectronics industry because customers in this industry, especially those in Europe, will simply not do business in the future with companies that are not registered to ISO 14001. It is expected that European demand will continue to push ISO 14001 certification in the United States. Six ISO 14001 case studies in the U.S. chemical, electronics, and plastics industries, along with EPA's attitude toward ISO 14001 are described in this article. The case studies contain the reasons, steps taken, costs, benefits, problems, and future trends of ISO 14001 implementation and certification.     

The challenge of implementing ISO 14001 for small- and medium-sized enterprises—surviving in the new global jungle

Conceptually, the five key elements in ISO 14001—policy, planning, implementation and operation, checking and corrective action, and management review—were designed to be simple enough for any business owner or manager to understand. Environmental Management Systems, aligned to ISO 14000, were originally set up toprovide a harmonized approach for organizations regardless of size, sector, or geographical situation. This article details the many challenges SMEs must confront in implementing the new standards.     

Environmental Management Systems at the Industrial Park Level in China

Environmental management systems (EMSs), such as International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14001, can be used as a tool in China by industrial park managers to improve their environmental performance. This article uses the case of the Dalian Economic and Technological Development Zone (DETDZ) to show how to establish a comprehensive environmental management system (CEMS) according to the ISO 14001 standard at the industrial park level by considering local realities. The particularly interesting feature of this case study is the use of a CEMS (in this case, ISO 14001) by the administrative group of the DETDZ to develop a more comprehensive approach to the wide range of environmental issues that they face in running the zone. In essence the goal is to address many of the issues at the level of the zone. The incentives, benefits, and barriers associated with implementing ISO 14001 are described. However, implementation of an EMS should not be thought of as the ultimate objective for an industrial parks environmental management. The next steps include encouraging further public participation and taking an integrated approach leading to an industrial ecosystem, which can realize better environmental performance at the industrial park level. Yong Geng is currently a Ph.D. candidate at Dalhousie University. Raymond Côté is a professor at Dalhousie University.     

New field report shows ISO 14001 gaining momentum: Acceptance of environmental management system standard parallels ISO 9000

Many believe that someday ISO 14001 will be as common as ISO 9001. Whatever the case, companies are finding that ISO 14001 offers a very beneficial way to run an environmentally friendly, profitable business. In this new field report, the author shows how companies are focusing on opportunities to improve their EMSs and achieving financial and business goals with ISO 14001. © 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.     

ISO 14001 in state regulatory offices: A survey of activities

Is ISO 14001 just for the private sector? The answer is definitely “No.” The survey in this article was conducted to better understand how ISO 14001/Environmental Management Systems (EMSs) was being addressed by state agencies around the country. The survey goals were to determine where the focus on ISO 14001/EMSs is within state government, what the level of interest is, and how far states have progressed toward some form of use or recognition of ISO 14001. During the months that this survey was conducted, the progress at the state and federal levels was remarkable. Many states are aggressively moving forward and encouraging the investigation of ISO 14001 implementation. There is a well coordinated effort between several states (the Multi-State Working Group) to gather data on ISO 14001 effectiveness in a consistent manner. The cooperation between EPA and the states is beginning to solidify, with federal dollars going to state-managed pilot programs, and EPA has stepped forward with a more organized effort led by the Office of Reinvention.