Group Six Presentation

A Brief Over View of ISO

(International Standars Organizations)

Funded on 23 February
Iso is an international
1947, the organization
standar-setting body
promotes worldwide
composed of
proprietary, industrial
representatives from
and commercial sandars.
various national
It is headquartered in
standards organizations.
Geneva, Switzerland
 ISO 14000

ISO 14000 is a family of standards related

to environmental management that exists
to help organizations to take proactive
approach to managing environment issue.
 ISO 14000 - History
The ISO 14000 series emerged primarily as a result of the Uruguay round of
the GATT negotiations and the Rio Summit on the Environment held in 1992.

The British Standards Institution has BS 7750, the Canadian

Standards Association has environmental management,
auditing, eco-labeling and other standards, the European
Union has all of these plus the eco-management and audit
regulations, and many other countries (e.g. USA, Germany
and Japan) have introduced eco-labeling programs.
ISO 14000 Six Basic Areas
To Consider
LOCAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND
COMMUNITY
ISSUES USE OF BASIC
EMISSIONS MATERIALS AND
TO AIR NATURAL
RESOURCES
COMMITMENT TO
CONTINUOUS
IMPROVEMENT
CONTAMI
RELEASES NATION
TO OR
WATER DEGRADING
OF LAND
WASTE
MANAGEMENT
What Are The Benefits Of
ISO 14000?
Improved Environmental Performance

Cost Savings improved efficiencies in

energy water usage

Reduced Risk of Poluttion Incidents

Compliance with legislation

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What Are The Benefits Of
ISO 14000?
Reduced Risk of non-compliance legislation

Improved Brand Image

Improved Business Focus

Improved Profitability

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 Published standards
environmental
management systems (EMS)
ISO
environmental
communication ISO 14001 ISO Additional guidance

14063 14004
ISO ISO
accredit
14065 ISO 14011
Auditing

greenhouse gas ISO

14000 ISO Environmental
(GHG) accounting
14064 14031 performance
and verification
ISO ISO
Life-cycle 14040 14020 environmental labels and
declarations
assessment (LCA) 9
Upcoming New Standards
eco-efficiency
assessment

ISO material flow

14045 cost accounting
competency ISO ISO (MFCA)
requirements 14066 14051

quantitative
environmental ISO ISO ISO carbon footprint
of products
14033 14067
information
14000
ISO ISO
Eco design calculate the carbon
14006 14069
ISO footprint
14005
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phased implementation of an EMS
 What is a system?
Set of interacting elements that from a whole.
regularly interacting or interdependent groups
of item forming a unified whole towards the
achievment of a goal
(APICS Dictonary, Cox and Blackstone eds., 1998)
Environmental Management
Systems (EMS)
EMS is a framework that
helps a company achive its
environmental goals
through consistent control
of its operation.

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 Environmental Management
Systems (EMS)
Purpose of EMS
Adress immediate & long-term environmental
impacts.
Why Implement EMS?
1. Improved compliance with environmental laws.
2. Sustainable development
3. Creadibility
4. Pressure from environmentalists
5. Worldwide focus to the environment.
 Structured EMS
Encourage
continuous
Supportive
improvement
of other
Cost system
Effective
Include 5 major components :
Practical, a. Policy setting; b. Planning;
usable, and c. Implementation and
Operation; d. Checking and
useful corrective action; e.
Management review.

Integrated EMS into

Day-to-Day Decisions
 ISO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
STANDARS
Control Of The Management System Standars
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Envorinmental management system
implementation using of ISO 14000
gundlaines

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 Condusting life Cysle
Assessment and
anagement system Managing environmental
using of ISO 14000 Aspects
laines

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Conducting Audits
and Evaluating
Environmental
Performnce 19
 Conducting Au
Using and Maintaining
and Evaluatin
the Environmental
Environment
Management System
Performnce
through Continuous
Improvment 20
CASE STUDY- PALM OIL INDONESIA
T H A N K - Y O U