ISO 14001:2015
ISO 14001:2015
ISO 14001 is an international standard developed by the International Oraganization for Standardization (ISO) through dedicated technical committees representing approximately 173 countries around the world. Its purpose is to enable an organization of any type or size to develop and implement a policy committing it to prevention of pollution, compliance with legal and other requirements, and continual improvement.
Benefits of ISO 14001
– Competitive Advantage: Demonstrates your environmental commitment to
customers who are paying greater attention to the environmental performance of their suppliers.
– Financial Improvement: Enhances your ability to identify, implement and maintain operational and administrative efficiencies and cost reductions.
– Improved Company Image: Provides a solid foundation for improved relations with your customers, investors, regulators and community.
– Continual Improvement: Provides access to the experience of TQS auditors who can assist with your ongoing improvement efforts.
TQS is largest registrar and a leading certification body worldwide for ISO 14001, and remains a leader in providing local, customized service. We also have operations around the world to serve your global needs. TQS has registered organizations from virtually all sectors, including energy, resources, manufacturing, transportation, food, services, government, and more.
Why take ISO 14001:2015 Certification??
– Demonstrates the concern for environment.
– Reduces energy consumption.
– Enhances image in the eyes of customer, employees and partner.
– Control the effects of a company on the environment.
– Saves Cost through improved and productivity.
– Detects ways to minimise waste and its disposal effectively.
– Use of energy more efficiently.
– Demonstrates the organisation is committed to environmental issues.
– Gives a competitive edge to the company’s marketing
– Certification is seen as both prestigious and valuable.
– Improves image of company leads to future profits.
– Improves utilisation of byproducts.
