ISO Certification

What is ISO? Established in 1947 as a non-governmental organization, ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is the world's largest publisher of standards in 157 countries.

What is ISO 14001?

ISO 14000 is the general term used for ISO 14000 family of standards. ISO 14001:1996 Environmental Management Systems – Specifications with Guidance for use is a standard published by International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and adopted by BIS as IS/ISO 14001:1996.

IS/ISO 14001:1996 is the exact replica of ISO 14001:1996. This standard provides for the framework for the Management System for an organization to meet its Environmental obligations reliably and consistently. IS/ISO 14001:1996 is the only certification standard in the IS/ISO 14000 family. IS/ISO 14001 is a requirements standard. It contains a set of requirements to define the operation of the Environmental Management System. Since the requirements are expressed in a general form, it has the flexibility to be applied to any organization.

Advantages of ISO Certification

Here are some basic advantages ISO Certification

All your processes are evaluated, standardized and explained to the personnel
Training new employees is made much easier
Problems are detected more quickly and solutions/results are improved
Improved customer satisfaction
Better perception of your company
Efficient use of resources
Improved participation and cooperation of employees
Better understanding of customer needs